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Florida has some of the best camping spots for families in the country with a variety of campgrounds, nature trails, and state parks. You can find RV sites, tent sites, even cabins offering amenities such as swimming pools, fishing, water sports, and plenty of other activities for kids and adults alike. If you are looking for a family camping experience, keep reading! In this article, we’ll explore some of the best campgrounds in Florida for families.

The Best Florida State Park Campgrounds For Families

The Sunshine State is known for its great weather. Why not enjoy it at some of the best campgrounds in Florida for families? Some of the best places to visit are the 175 beautiful Florida state parks located throughout the state. Choose one to fit your traveling needs.

Looking for a cool, clear spring in the summer months? How about a tour through a cave? What about great fishing, hiking, or beautiful beach views? There is a Florida State park for everyone! Here are just a few of my favorite!

Pets and Campfires at Florida State Parks

All Florida state parks allow dogs, however they must be kept on a leash. There are some parks that have designated areas for pets.

All Florida state parks allow campfires. Fires contained in commercially-designated apparatuses such as grills and embedded metal fire rings are permitted.

Bahia Honda State Park, Big Pine Key FL

Located in the Florida Keys, Bahia Honda State Park is a favorite camping spot for many. Make sure you book your reservation well in advance.

Located on Big Pine Key, your family can enjoy snorkeling, fishing, and cycling. Bahia Honda State Park is also known for its incredible stargazing. Wander up the Old Bahia Honda Bridge, walk the shorelines, and stare in wonder at the magical sky.

Bahia Honda State Park offers two beaches (Loggerhead Beach on the Atlantic side and Calusa Beach on the Florida Bay). The Buttonwood campground, the Bayside tent sites, and six cabins are available for reservations.

Falling Water State Park, Chipley Florida

Visit Florida’s highest waterfall while camping at the Falling Water State Park in Chipley, Florida.  Other activities families can enjoy include hiking, geocaching, fishing, a playground, and a two-acre freshwater lake with beach area.

“Located on one of the highest hills in Florida, Pine Ridge Campground has the highest elevation in the state at 324 feet above sea level. Nestled among the longleaf pine and dogwoods are 24 campsites, each with a picnic table, water, 20/30/50 amp electric service, and a burn ring for a relaxing campfire at night. There is also a full-facility bathhouse and a dump station for your convenience.”

Hontoon Island State Park, Deland Florida

When visiting Hontoon Island State Park there is so much to do. Family fun activities include hiking and nature trails, kayaking, fishing, campfires, a playground, and picnic pavilions. 

Accessible only by park ferry or private boat, the Hontoon Island State Park is located on the St. John’s River and has primitive campsites, boat campsites, and cabins.

Your kids will love the park ranger-led programs offered on select dates. Visit the island museum and concession stand.

Lake Louisa State Park, Clermont Florida

Located in Clermont, close to Orlando, the Lake Louisa State Park campground is on three lakes so it is the perfect place for fishing, swimming, canoeing, watercraft, kayaking, and stand up paddle surfing. Family-friendly activities inside the park include hiking, biking, or geocaching.

Cabin Rental and glamping tents can also be rented at the park. There are 60 RV sites with full hookups.

Caladesi Island State Park, Dunedin Florida

Caladesi Island State Park is accessible only by boat. Camping is only available should you wish to spend the night on your boat but you must register before sundown. You may camp in one of the 108 marina slots with electric and water hookups. A snack bar and gift shop are located at the marina.

Stroll along the pristine beaches, kayak through a mangrove forest, or take a trail walk while you enjoy this natural paradise.

Colt Creek State Park, Lakeland Florida

Colt Creek is a newer state park and campground. Enjoy both primitive campsites and RV pads.  There are also a large variety of educational interpretive progams including ranger-guided hikes, tram tours, and other special events.

Spot a bald eagle, white-tailed deer, American alligator, otter, and all types of birds and butterflies. Kids and adults will enjoy over 15 miles of hiking/equestrian/biking trails as well as abundant wildlife sightings!  There is a 75-foot accessible dock for fishing.

Sebastian Inlet State Park, Melbourne Beach Florida

If you wish to camp at Sebastian Inlet State Park, you will have to make your reservations very far in advance. It is a popular place due to the location and activities. Surfers from around the globe visit this state park to ride the “First Peak” and “Monster Hole”.

Keep your family occupied with outdoor activities such as fishing, swimming, body-surfing, snorkeling, boating, and building sand castles.

Two museums provide area history. The McLarty Treasure Museum highlights the 1715 Spanish treasure fleet, while the Sebastian Fishing Museum chronicles the history of the area’s fishing industry.

A campground for RVs and tent campers is available, along with a boat ramp. 

Grayton Beach State Park, Santa Rosa Beach Florida

If you are planning a camping trip, consider visiting Grayton Beach State Park. Located in North Florida, step into paradise at this off the beaten path state park. The white sand beaches and clear blue water make this one of the most beautiful beaches in the country.

Grayton Beach campground has 59 camping sites each one with electric hookups and water. Some sites have sewer hook-ups. Four sites are handicap accessible.

Grayton Beach State Park offers 30 two-bedroom, one-bath duplex cabins Each cabin is equipped with a gas fireplace (available November through March), central heating and cooling, a kitchen with basic cooking and dining utensils, a screened-in porch and an outdoor grill. Linens, pillows, blankets and towels are provided. Linens are not refreshed daily. 

Bring your RV or tent and enjoy a great camping experience. Pets are welcome in the campground.

Florida Caverns State Park, Marianna Florida

The Florida Caverns State Park is one of the best campgrounds in Florida for families. This park is a kid’s dream come true. Whether you wish to explore caves, kayak or canoe, or swim this park is for you!

Florida Caverns is the only state park in Florida where visitors can take a guided tour through a large cave system and see spectacular examples of cave formations including stalactites, stalagmites, columns and flowstone.

Should you wish to camp at the Florida Caverns State Park, there are 38 campsites, for both recreational vehicles and tents. Thirty-two campsites in the Blue Hole camping area are equipped with 30/50-amp electricity, water, sewer hookups, a picnic table, an in-ground grill and a fire ring. Make sure you check their website as this campground can close due to flooding.

Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park, Okeechobee FL

Located in Okeechobee, Florida, Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park is home to many rare, threatened, and endangered species. If you are a bird watcher, this is the park for you! The wide-open landscape gives campers an opportunity to catch sight of a grasshopper sparrow, crested caracara, or burrowing owl.

Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State park is “internationally recognized for its lack of light pollution”. Catch a glimpse of the Milky Way without using telescopes or binoculars. 

There are 35 campsites with water and electricity. The entire family will enjoy a visit to Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park!

Anastasia State Park, St. Augustine Florida

Located in St. Augustine, Anastasia State Park makes my list for one of the best campgrounds in Florida for families. This beautiful nature retreat has 139 campsites for tent and RV campers equipped with electricity and water, a picnic table, an in-ground grill and a fire ring. A communal dump station is free for park campers.

The beach is just a short walk from your camp site. In addition, you can enjoy bird watching, a nature trail, swimming in the ocean, and seashell hunting on the beach. Rent a canoe or kayak to paddle the Salt Run.

Curry Hammock State Park, Marathon FL

Located between Key Largo and Big Pine Key, Curry Hammock State Park is paradise. Families can paddle the calm waters or those looking for adventure can try kite boarding.

The small 28 site campground has spaces for both RVs and tent camping with some campsites boasting an ocean view. All 28 sites include a gravel pad, 20/30/50-amp electrical service, water, picnic area, charcoal grill and hammock posts. There is a bath house with hot showers available.

This popular camping location books up months in advance, so reservations are a must.

Wekiwa Springs State Park, Apopka FL

Home to Wekiwa Springs, Wekiwa Springs State Park located just outside of Orlando is one of my picks for best campgrounds in Florida for families. There is so much to do. Whether you wish to enjoy the cool, clear spring water or a hike, kids and adults will be thrilled to visit this natures playground.

Each of the 60 campsites available have water and electrical hook-up, a fire ring with grill, and a picnic table. Some sites also have sewer hook-ups, and a dump station is located at the campground. 

Fire wood can be purchased.

Rainbow Springs State Park , Dunnellon Florida

Legend states the cool waters of Rainbow Spring State Park have healing powers. The water stays 72 degrees year round and is perfect for swimming in the summer months. You can rent a canoe or kayak to explore Rainbow River.

Rainbow Spring State Park is also famous for tubing. Visit the concessionaire to rent a tube and hop on a shuttle to the tubing entrance.

One of the best campgrounds in Florida for families, the Rainbow Springs State Park campground is located along the Rainbow River a few miles from the main headspring and day use area.

All sites have water and electric. They are equipped with sewer hook-ups. Restrooms with flush toilets and a dump station are available.

Pets are welcome in the campground but are not permitted in swimming areas or buildings.

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Fort Clinch State Park , Fernandina Beach Florida

On the Northeast coast of Florida, home to the historic Fort Clinch, is Fort Clinch State Park. There is so much for families to do if you decide to camp here!

For a small fee, explore the self-guided museum, extensive grounds, and 1864-era furnished rooms that tell the tale of the importance of Fort Clinch during the Civil War. If you visit on the first weekend of the month, you can witness the cannons being fired as well as other battlefield skills.

Camping at Fort Clinch State Park offers access to pristine white beaches where your family can swim, fish, hike, and hunt for shells and shark teeth.

Choose from RV and tent campsites in two different campgrounds. Each campsite has a fire ring, picnic table, potable water and a mixture of 30- and 50-amp electric hook-ups. Specific details about each site can be viewed on our reservations website. 

Blue Springs State Park, Orange City Florida

If you want to view the Florida manatee, this is the campground to choose during the Winter months. Make note, however, the spring and spring run are closed to all water activities during manatee season. This closure includes swimming, snorkeling, diving, tubing, canoeing, kayaking and paddleboarding.

Guided boat tours and canoe/kayak rentals are available for use only on the St. Johns River. Parking is limited.

During the summer months, swim in the crystal clear 72 degree waters of Blue Springs. Rent lockers, tubes and swimming gear such as goggles and snorkels from the concession shop. If you are a certified scuba diver, this is an awesome location for cavern and cave diving.

There are campsites available for tent campers and RVs. Each site is equipped with a picnic table, water, electricity and a grill. A dump station is available in the park. There are two bath houses with showers.

North Florida Campgrounds and RV Parks

Check out this list of the best family-frienly campgrounds and RV parks located in North Florida.

Camp Gulf, Miramar Beach Florida.

Camp Gulf was recently named the top RV park by TravelChannel.com and definitely makes my list as one of the best campground in Florida for families. The beachfront RV sites are actually on the sugar white sands of the Gulf of Mexico beach. Don’t have an RV? Don’t worry. Cabins and glamping tents are available to rent.

Enjoy building sand castles, swimming in two swimming pools, sliding down the super waterslide, a playground, and a casting lake. Campers can also rent golf carts, beach carts, Segways or pedal carts to transport their stuff around the campground.

Daily activities are kid approved. Some of the recent activities included petting an alligator or meeting the Easter Bunny.

Pensacola Beach RV Resort, Pensacola Beach FL

Looking to camp near the beach? The Pensacola Beach RV Resort has waterfront RV campsites overlooking Santa Rosa Sound. Walk across the street to the beach where the resort provides complimentary chairs and umbrellas.

There is no need to have a car. You can walk to Casino Beach, the nearby pier, the boardwalk, shops, restaurants and more.

Family amenities include a clubhouse, Tiki shop, and swimming pool.

Pets are welcome.

Splash RV Resort and Waterpark, Milton FL

Ready to camp in North Florida? The Splash RV Resort and Waterpark is definitely at the top of my list for best campgrounds in Florida for families!

The resort offers a full waterpark with a lazy river and three family friendly swimming pools. Looking to escape the kids? There is also an adults-only pool and poolside food and beverage service.

The RV campsites are all pull-thrus with concrete pads and offer full hookups and fire pits. If you do not have a camper, you can stay, too. Choose one of their adorable luxury cottages or even stay in a Conestoga Wagon!

Alexander Springs Within the Ocala National Forest

Enjoy the 72 degree gently sloped, crystal clear spring pool of Alexander Springs. Scuba diving is permitted. An on site outfitter rents canoes to paddle down Alexander Run into Alexander Springs.

Camping is available at the 67-unit campground. You can camp in tents or an RV up to 35 feet long.

Ragan’s Family Campground, Madison FL

This North Florida campground definitely makes my list for the best campgrounds in Florida for families. It is home to an incredibly fun water park, ATV trails, a playground, bounce houses, and so much more. 

The water park includes a 60-foot water slide, zero-entry pool, lazy river, and a pirate-themed splash pad. 

Whether you need a full hookup RV site, tent sites, or a cabin, all options are available. The campground offers themed weekends. Check the campground’s calendar.

St. Augustine Beach KOA, St. Augustine Florida

The St. Augustine Beach KOA is located on Anastasia Island. The location is walking distance to the beach.  Whether you wish to tent camp, bring your pop-up, trailer, or large RV, you can camp here. In addition, they have 27 cabins (either deluxe or basic).

Equipped with top notch WiFi and cable, kids can also enjoy the year-round pool, game room, and playground. 

Purchase a bus tour ticket from the KOA into historic St. Augustine.

Ginnie Springs, High Spring Florida

Ginnie Springs, located in North Florida, definitely makes my list of the best campgrounds in Florida for families. Tubing along the Santa Fe River is the highlight of visiting Ginnie Spring, however you can enjoy the crystal clear springs by renting a snorkel, mask, and fins or even paddleboard, canoe, or kayak. Scuba diving is also available.

Should you wish to camp, there are tent sites available. Many of the camp sites on the spring or river and include a picnic table and grill. Running water is available at only some campsites. There are 123 campsites with water and electricity. They are not located on the river or springs. Primitive camping is available on a first come, first serve basis.

If tent camping is not for you, there is one 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom cottage available for rent. The Ginnie Cottage has a fully equipped kitchen, central air conditioning, and satellite TV.

Make note, no pets are permitted at Ginnie Springs.

Bryn Mawr Ocean Resort, Saint Augustine Florida.

Boasting the largest pool in the county, the Bryn Mawr Ocean Resort is located eight miles south of Saint Augustine. This is definitely one of the best campgrounds in Florida for families!

With plenty of shopping and restaurants located within walking distance, the RV sites feature full hookups, concrete pads, and beachfront campsite.

The campground also offers tennis and pickleball courts, laundry facilities, a playground, a dog park, and access to dog friendly beaches.

Pecan Park RV Resort, Jacksonville FL

If you are visiting North Florida, the Pecan Park RV Resort is a great stop. Fish in the fully-stocked fishing lake, take a dip in the swimming pool, play some table games in the game room, and throw horseshoes at this luxury RV resort.

Enjoy the tourist attractions nearby such as the Jacksonville Zoo, Jacksonville Beach, or the Budweiser Brewery.

The RV sites are pet friendly. They have a laundry facility and free Wi-Fi.

Fort Pickens Campground, Santa Rosa FL

On the barrier island Santa Rosa, Fort Pickens campground is one of the top ten busiest campgrounds in all of the 430+ national parks and sites.

It takes less than 10 minutes to get to the beach from your campsite where you can enjoy the secluded sugar-sand beaches. Avail oneself of the view of migratory birds or do some fishing.

Within a short drive, you can visit Pensacola Beach’s restaurants, play miniature golf, listen tolive music, or shop.

I recommend exploring the National Naval Aviation Museum. This is the home to the world-famous Blue Angels flight team. Make sure to check the museum website for their practice schedule.

Make note the campsite length is 32 feet total.

Family Friendly Campground Located In Central Florida

This is a list of the best campgrounds and RV parks in Central Florida for families.

Fort Desoto Park, Tierra Verde Florida

Made up of five interconnected Keys, Fort Desoto Park was named America’s top beach in 2009 by TripAdvisor. Enjoy the 7 miles of pristine waterfront, tour the historic fort, hike the trail, fish, swim, or enjoy the Quartermaster Museum.

You can take a ferry from Fort Desoto Park to Egmont Key or Shell Key.

Fort Desoto Park allows your dogs on the beach.

Should you wish to camp, the 236-site family camp provides facilities including picnic tables, grills, water, electricity, washers, dryers, sanitary disposal stations, modern restrooms, showers, play areas, and a campground store. You can camp in a tent or your RV. There are waterfront campsites as well.

Camp Margaritaville, Auburndale Florida

Located an hour from Orlando, Camp Margaritaville is in Auburndale, Florida. Enjoy this luxury camping experience with a tiki bar, pool with water slide, daily entertainment for the whole family, putt putt golf, playgrounds, dog parks, and arcade.

Camp Margaritaville is an RV or motorhome campground. They do have cabana cabins for rent. Campsites include full hook up, can accommodate big rigs, and have free wifi and cable TV.

This place is growing. Stay tuned for more fun and exciting amenities being added to the list!

Westgate River Ranch, River Ranch Florida

A real working dude ranch, Westgate River Ranch is a camper’s dream. Located about an hour and a half south of Orlando, this dude ranch hosts a multitude of outdoor experiences to include Saturday night rodeos, a petting farm, airboat rides, a trap and skeet range, archery, mini-golf, swamp buggy rides, and much more. 

Glamp in a Teepee, a covered wagon, or a cabin. There are RV and tent campsites as well.

Resort At Canopy Oaks, Lake Wales Florida

Opened in December 2020, The Resort At Canopy Oaks is a luxury RV and cottage resort. This is definitely one of the best campgrounds in Florida for families because of the vast amount of amenities available. Swim in the pool, visit the spa, grab a cocktail at the Tiki bar, or delight in ice cream, pizza, or a sandwich!

The best part of the stay at The Resort at Canopy Oaks is the daily activities available for campers. This is a list of just some of the fun that can be had: Yoga, Make A Tye Dye Tshirt , transfer a photo to canvas art class, Bingo, Texas HoldEm, Live Music, and Gourmet S’mores.

Turtle Beach Campground, Sarasota FL

Located in Sarasota Florida, the Turtle Beach Campground is one of the few locations in Florida with direct access to the beach. You will get a chance to view the green turtle nests and loggerhead turtles.

Camp next to the Gulf of Mexico with free internet, playgrounds, restrooms, hot showers, horseshoe pits, laundry facilities, beverage vending, and much more. Partake in activities such as swimming, boating, canoeing, kayaking, water skiing, and biking.

If that is not enough, you can take the free trolley into town to visit the Siesta Village.

Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort, Orlando

Combine camping fun with Walt Disney World magic at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort. Whether you are tenting camping, have an RV, or even a pop-up camper, there is a site available for you. You may also rent a well-appointed cabin.

Enjoy more than 700 acres of forest with woodland trails, playgrounds, two pool areas. In addition, participate in activities such as archery, horseback riding, and canoeing. Bring your own or rent an electric golf cart to get around the resort with ease. 

Do you plan to visit the Disney parks? Transportation is also provided to and from the Disney Parks.

Bill Frederick Park At Turkey Lake, Orlando

Located near the Orlando theme parks, Bill Frederick Park at Turkey Lake is a family-friendly campground for those spending time in Central Florida. You can enjoy full or partial hookups at campsites as well as cabins.

Amenities include two playground areas, a swimming pool, disc golf, nature trails, canoe and kayak rentals, picnic pavilions, fishing pier, mountain biking, sand volleyball, fishing pier, and even a dedicated drone flying area.

The Great Outdoors RV Nature And Golf Resort, Titusville FL

Located near Kennedy Space Center, this premier resort offers luxury RV sites. Some of the campsites have executive suites attached. 

Recreational activities at The Great Outdoors RV Nature and Golf Resort include golf, fishing, two miles of walking trails, and a nature center.

The resort has an Olympic-sized swimming pool, tennis, and pickleball courts. Events and weekly activities are also scheduled year-round.

Orlando/Kissimmee KOA, Kissimmee FL

Conveniently located by most of the major Orlando tourist attractions, the Orlando/Kissimmee KOA offers RV sites, tent sites, or deluxe cabins.

There is plenty for your kids to do. They will love the campground’s castle-themed playground. What could be better than a jump pillow and a carousel?  Other amenities include a heated pool, bike rentals, and a basketball court. 

Lake Magic RV Park, Clermont FL

Lake Magic RV Park is located near Orlando and the Orlando tourist attractions. There is a ton of family friendly activities to include a swimming beach, tennis, and basketball.

The campground also offers pickleball, washrooms, and Wi-Fi. Make sure to check out their on-site entertainment and events for the whole family including dancing games, play crafts, even potluck dinners.

Located on beautiful Lake Davenport, Lake Magic RV Park features over-sized lots that can accommodate any size rig, from the small pop up to “big rig”. All lots have 30 and 50 amp electric, water, sewer, and cable!

Periwinkle Park Campground, Sanibel Island

Periwinkle Campground is located on Sanibel Island. A 10 minute walk to the white, sandy beaches, families can participate in water activities and wildlife sightings. Most known for its parrot show put on by volunteers a few times a week, Periwinkle Park Campground is definitely one of the best campgrounds in Florida for families.

Make note campfires are not permitted. There are full hookups, picnic tables, restrooms with showers, laundry, ice, and LP gas available.

Kid Friendly Campgrounds In South Florida

If traveling to South Florida, enjoy these campgrounds and RV sites for best for families:

West Palm Beach/Lion Country Safari KOA, Loxahatchee FL

Located next door to Lion County Safari, your campsite will sound like you are living in the jungle. Hear the sounds of lions roaring and gibbons whooping while you camp at this KOA location. 

You obviously must visit the Lion Country Safari, a drive-thru safari and adventure park when visiting this campground. The Lion Country Safari is home to more than 1,000 animals from around the world. 

RV sites, cabins, and tent sites are available. These family-friendly amenities are available: large pool, a playground, basketball, volleyball, and more. 

Flamingo Campground, Homestead Florida

Located in Everglades National Park, the Flamingo Campground offers both RV and tent sites. The campground has community bath houses with solar heated showers. 

Keep your kids busy hiking, fishing, and boating.  Participate in seasonal Ranger programs in the cooler months such as guided canoe trips, birding adventures, and a discovery walk.

Larry and Penny Thompson Memorial Campground, Miami FL

Located right next to the Miami Zoo, the Larry and Penny Thompson Memorial Campground is divided into 11 pods of 15-20 sites.  Each pod shares bathroom/laundry/shower facilities.  There are also 20 primitive tent camping sites. 

The 270-acre campground amenities include natural South Florida woodland, bike trails, hiking paths, and a freshwater lake with its own beach that operates seasonally.

C.B. Smith Park, Pembroke Pines Florida

Featuring 83 campsites with full hookups, C.B. Smith Park is definitely on my list for best campgrounds for families in Florida.

This place is amazing. There is so much for children and families to do you won’t want to leave the campground. With playgrounds, a tennis center, volleyball courts, and golfing, there is something for everyone!

The highlight of this location is the water park. It features two water playgrounds, a lazy river, and water slides. 

Miami Everglades RV Park, Miami Florida

Did you want to explore all Miami has to offer? What about the Everglades National Park? If so, the Miami Everglades RV Park is a great location. Just 10 miles from Everglades National Park, this campground’s amenities include a large pool, mini-golf, basketball, a dog park, volleyball, horseshoes, and more. 

They offer full hookup RV sites, tent sites, and cabins.

Key Largo Kampground and Marina, Key Largo Florida

Key Largo Kampground and Marina is located on 40 acres along side the Atlantic Ocean in the upper Keys of Florida.

Key Largo is the “Dive Capital of the World” so it is no surprise one of the great things to do when staying at this campground is to explore the ocean.

If you have a boat, bring it. This campground and RV park has a 14 slip marina on site.

Pick from sites which include full hookup and 30/50/20 amp electric service. There are also water front RV sites with FHU 30/50/20 amp service that include your private boat dock. Even tent campers are welcome with some sites offering electricity.

Leo’s Campground, Key West Florida

Located at mile marker 4.5, Leo’s Campground is only 1000 feet from Key West. If you are looking for a family-friendly, waterfront camping site, Leo’s has a communal firepit, Tiki Hut, dog park, and water access for dinghys, kayaks, and paddleboards. There is also a giant chess set that kids and adults both will love to play.

Leo’s has full hookup campsites that can accommodate RVs up to 42 feet long. There is no bath house.

Sugarloaf Key/Key West KOA, Sugarloaf Key, Florida

After being devastated by Hurricane Irma, the Sugarloaf Key/Key West KOA has recently reopened. The new resort has definitely made my list for the best campgrounds in Florida for families.

Family-friendly amenities include, “a beautiful pool, poolside pub with the best cocktails, frozen drinks and ice cold beverages around, waterfront sites, a Kamp K9 for four-legged campers, a fully stocked Marina store and so much more.” Other unique campground amenities include paddleboard and kayak rentals, bike rentals, and snorkel equipment.

The campsites include pull-thru, back-in, tent and vacation suites coming in 2022. The RV sites feature full hook up 50/30 amp service. 

Book a tour on a sailing schooner or catamaran. Drive into Key West or take a bus. The bus stop is just a 5 minute walk from the campsite.

Sunshine Key Resort and Marina, Big Pine Key Florida

Located in the Florida Keys, stay at the Sunshine Key Resort and Marina. Park your RV right next to the ocean. Water lovers can participate in kayaking, boating and swimming. Land lovers will love tennis, basketball, volleyball and pickleball as well as a swimming pool and a small beach area.

The large RV park has 400 full hookup campsites. If you do not have a RV, you can rent one of their Tiny homes.

In Summary

If you are looking to plan an epic camping vacation for your family, choose one of Florida’s campgrounds. Whether you are looking to camp in a state park or try out a luxury RV resort, there is something for everyone.

Let me know if you try any of my recommendations. I’d love to hear your review! Drop me a comment!

Happy camping!

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