Reservations for Florida campgrounds can be made online. Search by location, interest and method of camping.

Escape to Florida camping. The campsite is where Florida’s legends are spun and where families and friends gather to laugh about the day’s events. It’s where marshmallows and hot dogs are roasted over a fire and where you can look at the stars in the Florida sky.

Camping in Florida has so much to offer. You can choose from a wide variety of Florida state campgrounds offering fun, nature, fishing, kayaking, hunting or diving/snorkeling. You can choose to camp at the Florida beach or in one the Florida state parks. There is one thing for sure, Florida camping leads to a relaxing expedition and a lot of fun in the Florida sunshine.

About 55 of the 160 Florida state parks offer campsites for tents or recreational vehicles. Nineteen parks have cabins. The Lodge at Wakulla Springs is the only lodge available in a state park. Two state parks – Grayton Beach and Silver River State Park ­– have two-bedroom cottages and cabins available. Check here for state park entrance fees.

Where is the best place to camp in Florida? Do you have any tips or advice for campers on what to bring on a Florida camping trip? Post your thoughts and hints in our camping forums. We also want to hear your camping stories.

Also, we want to hear where hunters stay when they have permits for a Florida wildlife management area without camping facilities. Post your comments in our hunting forums.

Those interested in Florida fishing, kayaking, hunting, or visiting some of Florida state parks should also visit other sections on the FloridaHuntingFishingAdventures.com web site for more specialized information. We even have a special section just for kids.