Government-managed RV parks and campgrounds in Florida include facilities within the state park system operated by the Florida Department of Natural Resources or Parks, as well as federal campgrounds on national forest, national park, and Bureau of Land Management lands within the state. Florida's diverse landscape makes it home to a wide variety of camping experiences from desert sites to mountain and lakeside campgrounds.
RV Park locations are available in 190 cities across Florida. They are spread across 59 counties.
Areas with the highest concentration of RV parks include Okeechobee, Zephyrhills, Moore Haven, often located near significant natural attractions, water recreation areas, or state and national park gateways that attract high volumes of recreational travelers.
RV travelers and campers visiting Florida should research site amenities and hookup availability before booking, as campground facilities vary widely between primitive walk-in sites and full-hookup RV parks. Reservations for popular Florida state park campgrounds typically open several months in advance.
RV Park by Counties
RV Park by Cities
RV travelers planning a trip to Florida should use Recreation.gov or the state park reservation system to check site availability and book early for peak season dates. Florida state park annual passes and federal recreation passes can provide cost savings for frequent visitors and are worth considering if you plan multiple camping trips throughout the year.
Browse RV Park by county across Florida to find the nearest location.