Pitch Your Tent: The Top Camping Grounds In South Florida

Has the longing to go on an adventure trip nudging at you for too long? Maybe it is time to give in to that. Out of all the fun things to do in South Florida, for many people camping tops the list. Pack your backpack and take a hike to the nearest camping ground. Take in the sights and sounds of nature, as you recharge and relax in a world away from the mayhem of daily routine. Check out this list of the best camping spaces in South Florida.

Hontoon Island State Park Campground

Take a ferry or a private boat to the secluded haven of the Hontoon Island, situated in the St. Johns River. The island welcomes campers and explorers to its remoteness that offers abundance of nature and history. With several hiking trails and camping grounds, the Volusia County Hontoon Island makes a fantastic escapade for adventure seekers.

Long Key State Park

How would you like to camp atop the Atlantic Ocean? The Long Key State Park offers just that. 60 campsites on the water’s edge, several nature trails, and a specific trail through the shallow waters of the lagoon for kayakers are just some of the various camping treasures you find at this state park. Did we mention that you can actually catch fresh bonefish only 100 feet away from your campsite?

Indian Ridge Loop - Chassahowitzka River Campground

Lying in the centre of the Chassahowitzka River National Wildlife Refuge that spreads across 32,000-acre is the Indian Ridge Loop campground. The site provides a perfect locale to explore the springs and other natural elements that dominate the area. Campers can access the camping site in a boat or on foot. For years this place has been a popular getaway for Floridians.

Cayo Costa State Park

Swim, fish, snorkel, kayak – oh and don’t forget to camp! The Cayo Costa brags splendid seclusion. Enveloped with water on all sides, the place is accessible only through the passenger ferry or a private boat. There are several tent sites and a 9 miles stretch of island to explore. You want the best of wild Florida? This is it!

 

Juniper Springs Campground

Developed in the 1930s, the area is still properly maintained by the authorities. The Juniper Springs form the focal attraction of the Ocala National Forest. With crystal clear, water springs welling up to 13 million gallons daily, set amid the breathtaking landscapes, the site provides aesthetic camping grounds for those who might be interested.

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