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South Florida
Everglades, beaches, and tropical wilderness
18
Locations
7
State Parks
4
Free Spots
About South Florida
South Florida is where the subtropics begin. The Everglades offer unmatched wilderness β alligators, wading birds, and endless sawgrass prairies. The Gulf Coast beaches provide stunning sunsets, while the Atlantic side offers world-class fishing. Camping here means embracing heat, bugs, and raw nature.
Highlights
- Everglades National Park β iconic wilderness
- Big Cypress National Preserve β free backcountry camping
- Bahia Honda State Park β best beach camping in Florida
- Jonathan Dickinson State Park β diverse ecosystems
- Long Key State Park β oceanside camping in the Keys transition zone
State Park
Jonathan Dickinson State Park
Hobe Sound, FL
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.
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$22-$30/nightState Park
Flamingo Campground - Everglades
Homestead, FL
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.
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$30/night