palm trees on the beach at sunset

Welcome to Advanced Primate's Florida Camping Guide. Let's get to it with our 5 favorite camp spots in Florida!


NO. 1

Boyd's Key West Campground

Oceanfront campsites for tents and RVs. Located in Key West, this family‑friendly campground also offers a swimming pool, fishing, and snorkeling. Don’t miss out on a sunset glass‑bottom boat cruise! Boyd's Campground has a little bit of everything!
direction sign on a beach
NO. 2

Bahia Honda State Park

This campground offers a little bit of everything. Tent, RV, cabin, and even boat camping are all options. Being water front, it’s perfect for swimming, snorkeling, fishing, boating and more. AP tip: be sure to book in advance!
beach coastline
NO. 3

Fort Desoto Campground

Near St. Petersburg, Fort Desoto is fully equipped with RV hookups or tent camping just steps away from the beach. It’s a quick drive into town if you want a little extra exploring.
coastal beach florida
NO. 4

Hillsborough River State Park

Just minutes outside of Tampa, this state park offers it all. 7 miles of hiking trails, canoeing/kayaking, biking, fishing… need we say more? Check out the Florida State Parks site for reservations/seasonal restrictions.
bridge over jungle river
NO. 5

Ginnie Springs

You could say we saved our favorite for last. Come for the day or stay for the night. Swim, snorkel, or SUP in the crystal-clear springs. Canoe, kayak or tube on the Santa Fe River (gear for all is rentable on site when available). Feeling extra adventurous? There’s even scuba rentals and lessons. Visit Ginnie Springs Outdoors for all seasonal updates and pricing.
Ginnie Springs cenote
If you loved what you learned here about Florida camping and are thirsting for more - check out our Instagram guides for additional photos and even links to schedule your trip to one of these amazing camping destinations. Thanks for reading and catch you guys out there!
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