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Located in St. Augustine, this is a beautiful RV-friendly park with epic beach views and countless picnic spots. You’ll be able to soak in some breathtaking sunsets and take on adventurous activities like kayaking in Anastasia State Park.

Amenities: Amenities abound at  Anastasia State Park. Florida RVers can enjoy electric and water hookups as well as dump stations on site. Plus, campsites include a fire ring and in-ground grill for outdoor meals.

“Very private campsites, water and electric hook ups, walk to the beach, quiet and friendly and not a thing to complain about.” – Laura M.

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Myakka River is known as a wild and scenic state park that is one of Florida’s largest, sitting on 37,000 acres. Aptly named, the serene Myakka River flows through the park, creating a vibrant ecosystem that supports the park’s incredible wildlife. RV sites are plentiful with both 30 and 50 amp hookups and a convenient, sanitary dumping station.

Amenities: Pull-through sites, full-hookups and ADA accessibility are just a few of the amenities available at this Florida RV  spot. Another perk? The onsite store offers gear, snacks and firewood so campers can enjoy the great outdoors with all the needed supplies.

“Perhaps the most ecologically diverse state park in Florida, Myakka River State Park has lots of nature viewing opportunities.” –Dale G.

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The next option for rv camping in Florida is brimming with fun activities for outdoorsy folks. Juniper Springs Rec Area is one of the most popular campgrounds and RV sites in the Ocala National Forest. Previously named one of Reserve America’s Top 100 Family Campgrounds, you can enjoy hiking trails, natural springs, and the nearby Lake George.

Amenities: Visitors  enjoy the clean, spacious sites at Juniper Springs. Those RV camping in this Florida gem can access electric, water and swerve hookups. On site showers and pet-friendly policies make this place a great stop for relaxing with four-legged friends.

“Lots of hiking trails, kayaking at the springs, and the best swim area.... I highly recommend.” – Ronnie L.

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Lush green hills, dense hammocks, and cool pools for swimming combine to make Wekiwa Springs State Park a favorite camping destination. Since the park is close to downtown Orlando, campers are not far from the attractions and amenities of the city. Take a dip in Wekiwa Springs and discover why so many love this Florida state park.

Amenities: The secluded RV campsites all include water, a grill, electrical hookup, and a picnic table. If you’re not self-contained, some sites also offer dumping.

“The park offers hiking, biking, day swimming, a food grill, a canoe/kayak launch and rental, plus tons of wildlife!” – Jenn B.

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Ready to relax? This gorgeous Florida  RV resort park is located on its own island in the Florida Keys, next to Big Pine Island. It’s an excellent jumping off point for ocean adventures like fishing and snorkeling; it’s also a great place to kick back and stare at the ocean.

Amenities: Have a big RV? No problem. The sites at Sunshine Key can accommodate large RVs. All sites offer full hookups with 50/30/15 amp. Plus, there are plenty of  fishing opportunities at this coastal locale.

“OMG! This resort is definitely one of our faves! Turquoise water, leaning palm trees, white sand beach!” – Lyf Uninterrupted

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On the southwest corner of Orlando is Tropical Palms Resort and Campground, a lovely Florida RV resort with plenty to do. Bike, swim or just relax in this beautiful location. Visitors report deer often walk through the grounds. Looking for a day trip? The campground  is located close to Disney World so fitting in a day (or more)  at the park is convenient.

Amenities: This RV park has all the amenities that usually accompany a large-scale resort along with a pool, and electricity, water, and Wi-Fi are available at every RV site.

“Good RV Park near Disney and it is a very pretty, lush, tropical park. Old town Kissimmee is right next door, and it has several loud amusement rides.” – Laura H.

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Unlike a lot of campgrounds in Florida, Peace River RV & Camping Resort is landlocked in the middle of the Sunshine State. This is a large campground with pools, hot showers, laundry, and camp stores on site, but they have banned loud, off-road bikes or vehicles and glass.

Amenities: The park does offer some sites with full hookups and both 30 and 50 amp electrical. However, these are limited and available based on a lottery system.

“The birds are plentiful and fascinating. There is a wildlife refuge right around the corner for a quick and nearby day trip.” – Mary H.

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Crystal Isles RV Resort is on the west coast of Florida and is an excellent destination if you like an RV resort with ample activities available. From fishing to golfing to shopping, there’s something for everyone here. For those with watercraft, many campsites are accessible by boat.

Amenities: With all the amenities of a large-scale campground, this Florida RV campground offers 50 amp electrical hookups and water and sewer hookups, too.

“A small channel that runs to the crystal river.... AMAZING BEACH just a few miles away.” – Nicole C.

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For fun on the water, look no further than this next Florida RV park. Situated right on the Little Manatee River banks, the Canoe Outpost Little Manatee River has a canoe and kayak outfitter on-site. In search of a more leisurely water activity? Many tubing companies host tubing trips down the river.

Amenities: Electric, water, and sewer hookups and showers are available, and all sites are well-shaded.

“Best staff, extremely well managed. Very clean!”  – Matt-Mandi M.

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Let’s round out the list of the best RV campgrounds in Florida. Close to Jacksonville, Florida, Rainbolt Utopia RV Camping is a slice of serenity. You’re sure to enjoy your stay, whether you choose to head out to the many nearby attractions or stay at the campground for a peaceful escape as there are no generators allowed!

Amenities: Pull through sites, a pet-friendly policy and peaceful scenery are in store for visitors. The campground has no sewage hookups but does have electrical and water.

“Jacksonville does not have a lot of affordable camping options. Amie is doing her best to provide that.” – William A.

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