Start planning an RV vacation to Florida’s Fort Clinch State Park History and nature lovers alike will love camping at Fort Clinch State Park. The fort was built between 1847-1869. Construction began right after the Second Seminole War, and the fort was named for General Duncan Lamont Clinch, a general in the War of 1812 Read More
Hitting The Outdoors If you love nature and camping, then you need to try RV Camping at Fort de Soto. This state park features an expansive campground with 238 sites. Built to accommodate both families and youth camps, this area has sites perfect for any camper. The area itself is beautiful and rests on a Read More
Situated along Florida’s northeastern coast, Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area at Flagler Beach puts RV campers in touch with 144 acres along Florida’s pristine shoreline. The land, itself, is a barrier island. To the east is the Atlantic Ocean. To the west is Florida’s Halifax River. Amid an area packed with modern amenities, the Read More
Bahia Honda State Park is not the typical state park. First, it is a fairly sprawling parcel of over 500 acres of protected land among the Florida Keys, nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. The waters are crystal blue and during the summer months, sauna warm. Second, it is remote. In Read More
If you’re vacationing in Florida, one of the best ways to explore is by RV. Regardless of whether you’re going for a week or a month, there is no shortage of places to check out along the way. One popular destination is Florida’s Space Coast. This region, which is located in central Florida, is the Read More
During the 1960s, Monkey Island was nothing more than a pile of rocks known for damaging the bottoms of boats at high tide. G.A. Furgason hired a dragline operator to build up the site in order to increase the visibility of the location. He then left the country on business. When he returned, he found Read More
The Citrus Loop Trail has over 43 miles of trails to challenge hikers. This backpacking loop is the second largest trail in the whole state of Florida; the outer loop can take 4 days to explore in full. Backpackers hit the trail to see the native wildlife and rugged landscape in this shaded forest area. Read More
With its almost perfect year-round weather, Florida is one of the top RV vacation destinations in the country. Tallahassee is the capital city and the home of Florida State University. It is a great place to stop for a few days for some RV camping among the local natural wonders as well as to visit Read More
For thousands of years, pirates have captured the imaginations of Americans. Pirates are glorified in stories, movies, and poems. From the 1800s on, famous pirates such as Sir Francis Drake, Captain Kidd, and Blackbeard have strongly influenced Florida history. Although these pirates are no longer alive today, you can still learn about their legacies and Read More
There are many things that you might think of when you think of Florida – palm trees, great beaches, snorkeling, and shopping. But you can add another “must” to your list of Florida destinations – microbreweries. Florida’s microbreweries are located across the state. Inland and along the coast, they range from Miami up to Jacksonville. Read More
