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Florida Camping

Developed campgrounds across Florida, grouped by area and county, with fees, reservation status, and road access.

This directory lists the developed campgrounds we have published. Dispersed camping is covered separately: the Camprtron app ranks dispersed options for your trip, and our guides explain dispersed camping on state land, state by state and where dispersed camping is restricted.

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Florida camping at a glance

Florida has 6 camping sites in the Camprtron dataset: 6 developed campgrounds, across 2 areas.

Camping sites
6
Developed campgrounds
6
Areas covered
2
Distinct nearby towns
5
Passenger-car accessible
6

Sources: public government datasets, listed in our data methodology.

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Dispersed camping in Florida

Can you camp on Florida state land?

Marked sites only. The state Forest Service says plainly that dispersed camping is banned on its land, and the water management districts and the wildlife commission each require a marked site. (FAC 68A-15) Every state, with the rule behind each answer: dispersed camping on state land, state by state.

Where is dispersed camping restricted in Florida?

We track one National Forest restriction on dispersed camping in Florida. Read it before you camp nearby.

  • Ocala and Apalachicola National Forests, Both forests, during General Gun season. During a named season, camping is either banned or pushed into marked hunter camps.

Each restriction, cited and dated: where dispersed camping is restricted.

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