The riches of Florida’s TREASURE COAST await RVers whether you seek a laid-back getaway on pristine beaches, world-renowned fishing on Lake Okeechobee or a more upscale experience in Palm Beach, West Palm Beach or  Boca Raton.

People come to Hutchison Island, Stuart and Jenson Beach for their small-town friendliness, quiet nights and lovely, golden sand beaches. Inland, Lake Okeechobee, the nation’s second largest freshwater lake, is famous for bass fishing. Surrounded by fish camps and resorts, “The Lake” hosts a number of fishing tournaments that bring sports fishermen from all over the world.

The Treasure Coast gained its name because of the treasure laden Spanish galleons that sunk in stormy weather along its shores centuries ago. At Mel Fisher’s Treasure Museum in Sebastian, visitors can see treasures excavated from the sunken galleons, including gold coins, bars and other Spanish artifacts.