Here are the 6 best tent camping site in Fort Myers! Note: Obviously, Fort Myers is still recovering from Hurricane Ian, so some of the below sites may not yet be open.

This article will help you sort through all your camping options for Fort Myers, below are descriptions of the campgrounds and direct links to their respective websites for more info. HAPPY CAMPING!!!

Gold Head Branch State Park is state park #43 for our family. We changed things up for this trip and rented a cabin instead of going tent camping. It was a nice change of pace.

The Florida Keys just may be the best place in the world to RV camp in. There is so much to do! And this is the only place in North America you can go RV camping in the tropics. Key West is fun, too!

Good news! You don’t need an RV to camp in the Florida Keys! There are definitely options for us humble, financially-challenged tent campers, some options even affordable! LET’S GO CAMPING!!!

Below are the 26 best places to camp via RV and Tent in the Florida Keys. I included links to each respective campground listed. The list is completely unbiased. I have no financial arrangement with any of the campgrounds. My only motivation is to make sure you have the correct information, as I know how frustrating it can be to plan a trip to the Florida Keys.

I previously wrote 23 Places To Go Camping In Tampa Bay, which covers Hillsborough, Pasco, and Pinellas Counties. This article covers the additional counties often associated with Tampa Bay: Hernando, Polk, and Manatee.

In this article, camping in Sarasota is defined as camping trips in Sarasota, Manatee, Hardee, Desoto, and Charlotte Counties. I put in links to my relevant blog articles throughout. At the end of each location I put a link(s) to the respective website so you can get more info.

Upon returning from another successful family car camping trip in which my children swam in crystalline springs, cooked food over the flame, tracked wildlife, didn’t touch devices with screens and didn’t miss those devices one bit, etc; a manliness blog I follow published a piece entitled Car Camping Is The Worst.

In this article, camping in Tampa Bay is defined as camping trips in Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Pasco Counties. I put in links to my relevant blog articles. At the end of each location I put a link(s) to the respective website so you can get more info.

Hillsborough River State Park will always have a special place in my heart as it was the first Florida State Park that I went camping in. Camping is happy good here. This is a must-visit park if you live in Tampa.

Bahia Honda State Park in the Florida Keys just might be the most competitive place to book a site in all of Florida. Luckily, I beat the odds and snagged an epic 8 day family camping trip. Now I will show you how to do the same.

Recently, one of my favorite manliness blogs published a piece entitled Car Camping Is The Worst. Huh? The article went on to outline how terrible car camping is and why nobody should ever do it. Let’s right this terrible wrong.

Myakka River State Park is one of the biggest (37,000 acres), oldest (established February 18, 1941), and best (see article below) Florida State Parks to visit and camp at.

There is nothing else like the Everglades–this river of grass–in the whole world. You cannot find it anywhere else but in South Florida. That means, for us FL residents, that you are a very fortunate person indeed.

There are 5 Water Management Districts in Florida, and each district is run by an organization tasked with managing our water resources, meaning flood protection, managing water during shortages, digging wells, recharging aquifers, etc.

Cost of shelter is most people’s greatest expense. However, when I first moved to Florida as a broke college graduate I lived 19 months rent-free by living in a tent.

There is a supply and demand problem for campsites in the Florida Keys. Not a lot of sites and everybody wants to go. Luckily, this article will give you an edge to successfully book your dream camping trip to the Florida Keys.

Ginnie Springs is a privately owned campground along the Sante Fe River in Gilchrist County known for its three springs, scuba diving, snorkeling, paddle boarding, canoeing, river tubing, camping and party atmosphere.