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8 bookable campsites in Florida
All distances are calculated "as the crow flies".
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Camp Margaritaville Auburndale Resort
Auburndale, Florida, USA- Spacious family-friendly RV resort at Auburndale in Central Florida
- LEGOLAND® Florida half an hour’s drive; Walt Disney World 35 minutes
- Two swimming pools, waterslide and splash pad; mini golf and tiki bar
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Kings Kamp RV Park
Key Largo, Florida, USA- Waterfront site on Key Largo's Blackwater Sound
- A mile from John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park
- Marina, boat ramp and sandy beach area on site
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Silver Bullet Stables
Arcadia, Florida, USA- Peaceful site on a 20-acre horse farm 20 minutes’ drive from Arcadia
- Deep Creek Preserve half an hour’s drive; Fort Myers 55 minutes
- Dog-friendly site with play area, hammocks and TV room
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The Oaks RV Park
Inverness, Florida, USA- Secure gated Olde Florida RV park 15 minutes' drive from Inverness
- Golf, horse riding and airboat tours within a 10-minute drive
- Fully serviced pitches with access to outdoor pool and hot tub
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Suwannee River Rendezvous
Mayo, Florida, USA- Peaceful riverside site near Mayo with 'old Florida' atmosphere
- Well placed for walks or diving at the area's natural springs
- Canoe trips, fishing, freshwater swims and 'chicken poo bingo' on site
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JAI Jungle of Permaculture
Ocala, Florida, USA- Wild camping on a Florida eco-farm 25 minutes’ drive from Ocala
- Juniper Springs half an hour’s drive; Carney Island beach 15 minutes
- Pitches in an oak forest; exercise and meditation classes available
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Firefly Farms
Waldo, Florida, USA- Quiet rural retreat five minutes’ drive from Waldo in central Florida
- Gainesville 20 minutes’ drive; Kanapaha Botanical Gardens 35 minutes
- Working farm with free-range animals, wildlife and a fairy shop
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Big Oak Dog and Horse Camping
Bronson, Florida, USA- Simple pitches on a 39-acre Florida horse farm near Williston
- Events and shows at World Equestrian Center 40 minutes' drive away
- Next to Goethe State Forest for horse riding; dogs welcome