Florida State offers many different settings to satisfy any camper. From swamps to huge forests and from tranquil lakes to glorious beaches. Your tent camping in Florida is guaranteed to be packed filled with new experiences.

Tent camping In State Parks

There are many different State Parks in Florida with each one unique in its own way. One of the more popular location is Grayton Beach State Park. If miles and miles of endless glorious beaches are your thing, then you will be terribly spoilt. This heavily popular camping ground also offers fully furnished cabins as well as electricity and fresh water hook-ups.

Suwannee River State Park will give you a camping experience of days gone by. With a river setting, your camping experience can relaxing or fun filled with various water activities like canoeing. Pets are also no problem, and all the usual modern facilities like hook-ups for water and electricity are also available.

Another one of the most popular State Parks is Cayo Costa. To get there however, you will need to catch a ferry. The setting here is dominated by miles and miles of beautiful white sandy beaches. This park also offers both camping sites and cabins for hire.

Camping in Florida is a lot of fun if you find yourself at Bahia Honda State Park. Crystal blue waters with pearly white sandy beaches and lots of shady palm trees will greet you at every turn.

Florida National Parks

Tent camping in Florida does not get any better than inside the Everglades National Park. If you have been lucky enough to see a documentary based on the wild life, swamp areas or mangrove forests that it possesses, then you would have an idea of the beauty that is awaiting you. If you have not, don't worry. The park offers countless land based campsites as well as many breath taking beach front ones as well.

Lovers of fresh springs will be spoilt at Ocala National Forest. With so many areas for recreation, tent camping in Florida will keep you busy nearly all the time if you so choose.

For a family atmosphere, you cannot really go past Salt Springs. It offers wonderful picnic spots and various activities like canoeing, hiking and swimming that will keep the kids busy. The main reason for its popularity is the swimming hole where the underground springs keeps the water at a very nice 72 degrees nearly all year long. Juniper Springs is another campsite that offers the above activities with the added bonus of snorkeling.

If you have a passion for wildlife, then tent camping in Florida has a few nice treats waiting for you. Alligators, egrets, armadillos and several species of wild birds are all basically at your doorstep.

So what are you waiting for!