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60 camping locations across Florida
Alafia River State Park
Former phosphate mine transformed into a mountain biker's paradise with challenging trails. Rolling terrain unusual for Florida, plus fishing and horseback riding.
Anastasia State Park
Located just minutes from historic St. Augustine, this park offers 1,600 acres of beach, tidal marsh, and maritime hammock. The 139-site campground is surrounded by a canopy of live oaks.
Bahia Honda State Park
One of Florida's most popular state parks with stunning beaches, crystal-clear water, and excellent snorkeling. Car camping sites are available with ocean views. The old Bahia Honda Rail Bridge offers incredible sunset views.
Bahia Honda State Park - Buttonwood Loop
The RV-capable loop at Bahia Honda with electric and water hookups steps from Calusa Beach. Books out months ahead for winter, so set a reservation reminder.
Big Lagoon State Park
Beautiful park on the shores of Big Lagoon between Perdido Key and the mainland. Great for kayaking, fishing, and bird watching. 75 campsites with water views.
Blackwater River State Park
Home to one of the purest sand-bottom rivers in the world. Excellent for canoeing, kayaking, and tubing. 30 campsites in a beautiful forested setting.
Blue Spring State Park
Famous winter home to hundreds of West Indian manatees. The spring maintains a constant 72°F year-round. 51 campsites along the St. Johns River.
Cayo Costa State Park
A boat-accessible barrier island with 9 miles of pristine beach. Tent camping right on the Gulf of Mexico. Dolphins, manatees, and sea turtles are common visitors.
Collier-Seminole State Park
Experience the meeting point of tropical and temperate zones. Mangrove swamps, salt marshes, and tropical hammocks. Great for kayaking the Blackwater River.
Colt Creek State Park
One of Florida's newest state parks on the edge of the Green Swamp. A small, quiet campground with lakes full of bass and almost no crowds midweek.
Curry Hammock State Park
A gem in the Middle Keys with 28 waterfront campsites. Excellent kayaking through mangrove trails. Home to the annual Keys Birding Festival.
Dry Tortugas National Park
Remote island camping 70 miles west of Key West. Camp inside historic Fort Jefferson surrounded by turquoise water. Ferry or seaplane access only. Bring everything you need!
Everglades National Park - Long Pine Key
Pine rockland camping seven miles inside the Everglades' main entrance. Open sites around a small pond, excellent winter birding, and a dark sky over the sawgrass.
Falling Waters State Park
Home to Florida's tallest waterfall — a 73-foot cascade into a cylindrical sinkhole. Small but beautiful park with 24 campsites in a pine forest setting.
Fanning Springs State Park
A first-magnitude spring on the Suwannee River. Swim in crystal-clear water and watch for manatees in cooler months. Small, peaceful campground with 6 sites.
Faver-Dykes State Park
A quiet, off-the-beaten-path gem near St. Augustine. Paddle Pellicer Creek through pristine marshes, fish for redfish, and camp under ancient live oaks.
Flamingo Campground - Everglades
Located at the southern tip of mainland Florida in Everglades National Park. Wake up to manatees, crocodiles, and spectacular sunsets over Florida Bay. Truly wild camping experience.
Florida Caverns State Park
Florida's only state park with dry (air-filled) caves open to the public. Guided cave tours reveal stunning formations. 35 campsites in a lush floodplain forest.
Fort Clinch State Park
Two very different campgrounds inside one park: a shaded riverside loop under live oaks and an open Atlantic beachfront loop. A 19th-century brick fort and six miles of trails round it out.
Fort De Soto Park Campground
Award-winning county park with 238 campsites on a beautiful island setting. Known for pristine beaches, excellent fishing, and abundant wildlife including nesting sea turtles.
Fort Pickens Campground
Camp steps from the sugar-white beaches of Gulf Islands National Seashore. Explore the historic Civil War fort and snorkel over artificial reefs.
Fred Gannon Rocky Bayou State Park
A peaceful bayou park on the shores of Rocky Bayou. Sandy beach swimming, shaded hiking, and some of the best saltwater fishing in the Panhandle.
Gamble Rogers Memorial State Park
A beachside park honoring Florida folk musician Gamble Rogers. Camp between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway. 34 sites just steps from the beach.
Gold Head Branch State Park
A scenic park featuring a deep ravine with a spring-fed stream flowing through it. Historic CCC-era cabins and excellent hiking trails through sandhills.
Grayton Beach State Park
Home to one of America's top-rated beaches, Grayton Beach offers sugar-white sand and emerald-green waters. The 59-site campground sits among coastal scrub and dune lakes.
Henderson Beach State Park
Stunning Destin beach park with 60 campsites and boardwalk access to sugar-white sand and emerald waters. Sites are nestled among coastal scrub with paved pads.
Highlands Hammock State Park
One of Florida's original eight state parks, featuring ancient hammock with 1,000-year-old oaks. Elevated boardwalk through old-growth cypress swamp. 138 campsites with full amenities.
Hillsborough River State Park
One of Florida's original state parks with Class II rapids — rare in Florida! Great for canoeing and kayaking. 108 campsites in a beautiful river setting near Tampa.
Ichetucknee Springs State Park
Famous for its tubing on the pristine Ichetucknee River. Eight crystal-clear springs feed the river. While the park itself doesn't have camping, nearby private campgrounds serve visitors.
John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park
America's first undersea park with stunning coral reefs. Campground with 47 sites is steps from kayak launches and snorkel boats. Ideal base for exploring the Keys.
Jonathan Dickinson State Park
A 10,500-acre park along the Loxahatchee River with diverse ecosystems from sand pine scrub to mangroves. Multiple campground loops accommodate car campers with shaded sites and river access.
Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park
Florida's first Dark Sky Park — incredible stargazing! One of the best-preserved dry prairies in the world. Remote and wild with limited services but unforgettable night skies.
Koreshan State Park
A unique park preserving the grounds of a utopian community from the 1890s. Camp along the Estero River under towering bamboo and tropical vegetation. 60 shaded campsites.
Lafayette Blue Springs State Park
A first-magnitude spring split by a natural limestone bridge on the Suwannee River. Quiet, uncrowded camping with 72-degree swimming year round.
Lake Kissimmee State Park
Old Florida cattle country between three lakes, with a living-history 1876 cow camp on weekends. Big skies, bald eagles, and dark enough for real stargazing.
Lake Louisa State Park
Rolling hills and pristine lakes near Disney. Spacious campsites and luxury cabins overlooking Lake Louisa. Great for families seeking nature close to attractions.
Lake Manatee State Park
A compact lakeside park 20 minutes inland from Bradenton's beaches. Sixty sites with electric, a swimming area, and far lower prices than the coastal campgrounds.
Little Manatee River State Park
A hidden gem south of Tampa featuring 2,416 acres of wilderness along the Little Manatee River. Equestrian trails, hiking, and canoeing. 34 campsites with river access.
Little Talbot Island State Park
One of the last undeveloped barrier islands in Northeast Florida. Forty campsites tucked in maritime forest, five miles of empty beach, and salt marsh kayaking out the back door.
Long Key State Park
A tranquil Keys park with oceanside camping, golden beach, and excellent kayaking through mangrove-lined channels. Watch the sunrise over the Atlantic from your campsite.
Manatee Springs State Park
A first-magnitude spring flowing into the Suwannee River. Swim in crystal-clear 72°F water year-round. See manatees in winter months. 92 shaded campsites.
Myakka River State Park
One of Florida's oldest and largest state parks with 37,000 acres of wetlands, prairies, and hammocks. The park is famous for its alligator viewing and canopy walkway. Two campground loops offer spacious sites.
O'Leno State Park
Camp where the Santa Fe River disappears underground and resurfaces three miles later. A 1930s CCC-built park with a suspension bridge, sinkholes, and cool shaded sites.
Ocala National Forest - Juniper Springs
A hidden gem in the heart of Ocala National Forest. Camp near a natural spring that pumps 13 million gallons of crystal-clear 72°F water daily. Excellent canoeing on Juniper Creek.
Ochlockonee River State Park
Where the Ochlockonee River meets the bay. Ideal for fishing, boating, and nature observation. Pine flatwoods and oak hammocks create a serene camping experience. 30 campsites.
Oleta River State Park
The largest urban park in Florida, located on Biscayne Bay in Miami. Mountain biking, kayaking, and beach access. Rustic cabins and tent camping available.
Oscar Scherer State Park
A 1,384-acre park known for its rare Florida scrub-jay habitat. South Creek provides swimming and kayaking opportunities. Shaded campground with 104 sites.
Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park
A vast 22,000-acre savanna with wild bison, horses, and alligators. The observation tower offers incredible panoramic views. 35 campsites in a shaded hammock.
Rainbow Springs State Park
Camp beside one of Florida's most beautiful first-magnitude springs. Crystal-clear water, tubing runs, waterfalls gardens, and lush hardwood hammock trails.
Sebastian Inlet State Park
Premier fishing and surfing destination on Florida's east coast. Camp steps from the ocean with some of the best waves in the state. 51 campsites in a beautiful coastal setting.
Silver Springs State Park
Camp near the headspring that feeds the Silver River, home to glass-bottom boats since the 1870s and a famous population of wild rhesus monkeys along the paddling route.
St. Andrews State Park
Consistently ranked as one of the best beaches in America. Two campground areas offer 176 sites near emerald waters and white sand. Shuttle to Shell Island for pristine beach.
St. George Island State Park
A pristine barrier island with 9 miles of undeveloped beaches. The 60-site campground is nestled among pine flatwoods with easy beach access. Excellent bird watching and stargazing.
Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center
A unique park on the banks of the Suwannee River celebrating Florida folk culture. Hosts the annual Florida Folk Festival. 45 shaded campsites with full hookups.
Suwannee River State Park
Where the Withlacoochee River meets the Suwannee. Civil War earthworks, stunning river bluffs, and excellent paddling make this a North Florida gem.
Three Rivers State Park
Where the Chattahoochee and Flint rivers merge to form the Apalachicola. Hilltop camping with lake views, excellent bass fishing, and peaceful seclusion.
Tomoka State Park
Ancient Timucuan village site along the Tomoka River. Shaded hammock camping with excellent kayaking and fishing. Manatees frequent the basin in winter.
Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
A stunning Panhandle park with 3 rare coastal dune lakes and pristine white-sand beaches. Gregory E. Moore RV Resort offers full-hookup sites. A tram takes campers to the beach.
Torreya State Park
High bluffs above the Apalachicola River and the rare Torreya tree. The most Appalachian-feeling park in Florida, with real elevation change and cool nights in winter.
Wekiwa Springs State Park
An oasis near Orlando with a crystal-clear natural spring for swimming. 60 campsites in a lush hammock setting. Great for paddling the Wekiva River.