Top 10 Best Camping Spots for Spring Break in Florida

Escape to the Sunshine State and find the perfect camping destination for your Spring Break getaway. No matter what you are looking for, from pristine beaches, beautiful freshwater springs, or RV resorts, you are sure to find the perfect spot to relax for Spring Break.

10 – Rainbow Springs

Plan a trip to Rainbow Springs State Park, Florida for your spring break adventure. This picturesque park near Donnellson, Marion County is the perfect spot for those who love kayaking or paddle boarding. This is a popular park, it may be one of those you may have to make a reservation almost a year in advance or get very lucky. But it is also a great park to visit on a day trip. For more information or to make reservations click here.

9 – Blue Spring State Park

A camping trip to Blue Spring State Park is a great way to explore the natural beauty of Florida. The park is located just 30 miles north of Orlando, making it a great central location for tourists. If it’s a bit chilly you may be able to view manatees in the warm waters of the spring. Blue Spring has set records this season for manatee visits. This is also a fantastic park for water sports like kayaking, canoeing, and scuba diving when the weather is warmer. For more information or to make a reservation click here.

8 – Jonathon Dickinson State Park

A camping trip to Jonathan Dickinson State Park is one your family will never forget. This is the park for the adventurers. If your family loves stories of shipwrecks, wilderness survival, and mysteries they will love exploring the history of this state park. But that is not all, this park offers mountain biking, kayaking, and boat tours. Not to mention its proximity to some pretty awesome beaches. For more information or to make a reservation click here.

7 – Huguenot Memorial Park

For those who love the beach Huguenot Memorial Park is the spring break camping spot for you. This Jacksonville city park is a beautiful beach location that is close to the naval station, so be prepared to see some amazing ships. Be sure to get up early and view the sunrise. For more information or to make a reservation click here.

6 – Canopy Oaks

For those who would rather relax around the pool on spring break, then Canopy Oaks is for you. This modern RV resort, located near Lake Wales will help you relax and enjoy your break. It will also keep the kids busy with all the planned activities, and amenities. They also rent cottages if you don’t want to “camp”. For more information or to make a reservation click here.

5 – Myakka River State Park

For that love to explore nature, view alligators in their natural habitat, or geocaching. This is the camping spot for spring break. Myakka River State Park is located near the city of Sarasota and a world away from your worries. Enjoy the peace of the campground at night and explore the park during the day. Hiking trails, riverboat rides, fishing, and kayaking will keep as busy as you wish. For more information or to make a reservation click here.

4 – Camp Margaritaville

If you are looking for an RV camping resort within an hour’s drive to the adventure parks then Camp Margaritaville in Auburndale is for you. This may seem like a non-kid park, but it is kid-friendly. The resort offers planned kid activities, a pool with a giant slide, and putt-putt golf. But yes, it’s also a great resort for adults. Enjoy your margaritas while listening to a band play at night at the Tiki Bar. For more information or to make a reservation click here.

3 – Silver Springs State Park

If you love kayaking, canoeing, or exploring via glass bottom boat then Silver Springs State Park is the spring break for you. This is one of Florida’s most beautiful parks to visit and may be a little crowded because of its popularity, but don’t let that stop you. Your family will have an amazing time exploring all the facets this park offers. You may even see a monkey while you paddle down the spring. For more information or to make a reservation click here.

2 – Topsail Hill Preserve State Park

Located on the shores of the emerald waters of the Gulf Coast is Topsail Hill Preserve State Park. This is a great family vacation campground in Santa Rosa Beach, for those who love to be close to the beach. And oh my goodness, what a beautiful beach it is. Cabins are available to rent and are family-friendly. For more information or the make a reservation click here.

1 – Anastasia State Park

One of my favorite parks in Florida is Anastasia State Park. I have such fond memories of camping here with my family that it will always hold a special place in my heart. The park is located in historic St. Augustine so be prepared to explore the downtown, you will be amazed by the history of this town and the architecture of the buildings. Then there is the beach, it is amazingly pristine and such a special place to relax. My boys loved this beach, we stayed until almost dark the nights we camped because they didn’t want to leave. For more information or to make a reservation click here.

Florida Camping

Camping in Florida, no matter the time of year is going to be a challenge attaining a reservation. This is especially true at popular state parks. You may have to plan almost a year out to score a reservation, but you won’t be disappointed.

The list I made is just my opinion. It is not based on any polling or scientific data. I just made a list of places I knew my kids loved and had a memorable time. If someone were to ask me where they should go for spring break, this is what I would tell them. It depends on the type of camper you are and what your family loves to do. I hope this list helps you to plan your next camping adventure in Florida. Happy Camping!