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Best campgrounds near Miami, FL
Florida Park Miami
Miami, FL (0 miles away)
Hollywood KOA
Hollywood, FL (17 miles away)
$$$$$
(44 sites)
+5
Miami Everglades RV Resort
Miami, FL (21 miles away)
$$$$$
(327 sites)
+9
Northcoast Park and Marina
Fort Lauderdale, FL (21 miles away)
$$$$$
(35 sites)
Twin Lakes Travel Park
Davie, FL (22 miles away)
$$$$$
(379 sites)
+6
Yacht Haven Park and Marina
Fort Lauderdale, FL (23 miles away)
$$$$$
(250 sites)
+6
Davie/Fort Lauderdale KOA Holiday
Davie, FL (23 miles away)
$$$$$
(100 sites)
+2
Florida Park Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale, FL (25 miles away)
The Boardwalk
Homestead, FL (26 miles away)
$$$$$
(130 sites)
+5
Sunshine Holiday MHCC RV and Camping Resort
Fort Lauderdale, FL (28 miles away)
$$$$$
(130 sites)
+3
Paradise Island RV Resort
Oakland Park, FL (28 miles away)
$$$$$
(232 sites)
+5
Southern Comfort RV Resort
Florida City, FL (28 miles away)
(350 sites)
+3
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Camping near Miami
Miami sits between two national parks and a dense metro area, giving RV travelers a mix of urban-adjacent parks, Everglades gateways, and coastal options within a short drive. Most private RV parks cluster west and south of the city near Homestead, Florida City, and the SR 997 corridor, positioning travelers close to Everglades National Park and Biscayne National Park while keeping downtown Miami and the beaches reachable.
Options closest to the city include Florida Park Miami and Twin Lakes Travel Park, with Northcoast Park and Marina offering a water-adjacent stay. For travelers focused on the Everglades, Miami Everglades RV Resort in the agricultural belt south of the city is a common base. Hollywood KOA, just north in Broward County, works well for travelers splitting time between Miami and Fort Lauderdale.
Miami-Dade County parks, regional state parks, and the two national parks add public-land camping to the mix, though many of those sites are seasonal or limited to tents and smaller rigs.
Things to do around Miami
Everglades National Park's Homestead entrance opens onto the main park road, with boardwalks at Anhinga Trail, Pa-hay-okee, and Mahogany Hammock, plus the Flamingo area on Florida Bay for boat tours, paddling, and wildlife viewing. Shark Valley on the Tamiami Trail offers a tram loop and observation tower.
Biscayne National Park is 95% water, headquartered at Convoy Point in Homestead. Rangers and concessioners run boat tours to the reef and to Boca Chita Key. Closer to town, families use Zoo Miami, Miami Seaquarium, the Deering Estate, and the beaches along Key Biscayne and Miami Beach. Key Largo and the upper Florida Keys are roughly an hour south for snorkeling and reef trips.
Camping spots and RV parks near Miami, FL
When to visit Miami
- spring
March - May
82° / 68°F 92 mmWarming and dry early; wet season starts in May
- summer
June - August
90° / 77°F 193 mmHot, humid, daily storms; heavy mosquito pressure
- fall
September - November
84° / 72°F 160 mmHurricane risk peaks; check NHC before travel
- winter
December - February
77° / 63°F 56 mmPeak camping season; Everglades sites fill fast
South Florida runs on a two-season pattern: a dry, mild winter from roughly November through April, and a wet, hot summer from May through October. Winter is peak camping season. Humidity drops, mosquitoes thin out, and the Everglades becomes far more comfortable. Long Pine Key Campground in Everglades National Park is open from November until the end of April, and is closed at other times, so plan accordingly if a national-park site is part of the itinerary.
Summer brings daily thunderstorms, high heat indices, and heavy mosquito pressure inland. Camping on Elliott Key is allowed year-round, but bugs and high temperatures make visits past April difficult, and park employees wear full mosquito suits in the summer. Coastal breezes moderate conditions closer to the beach.
Hurricane season runs June through November, with peak activity from mid-August through October. Watch NHC advisories and expect that some parks and reservations may be affected during named storms.
Top Hosts near Miami, FL
ERIC and Jane43 trips - Joined Aug 2020
Nous avons été incroyablement bien accueillis, servis, etc... Les hôtes ont été merveilleusement gentils, aimables, serviables, etc... Je réserverait certainement un autre RV de ces hôtes ! Wow!!!!
Marie-France L. - Mar 2025
Eric and Jane were wonderful to deal with. Very quick to respond and were very accommodating to our needs. Wonderful experience, and will definitely reach out to them for future RV rental needs.
Johana W. - Dec 2024
CYNDI22 trips - Joined Jan 2021
Cyndi was a great host and was there to answer any questions needed. Mark was awesome with his walk through of the RV.
Ryan R. - Nov 2025
I recently had the pleasure of renting Mark and Cyndi's RV for a two-week vacation across Florida, and I cannot recommend them enough! The entire process, from the initial inquiry to returning the RV, was seamless, professional, and friendly. Here's what made my experience exceptional: Communication: Mark and Cyndi were prompt, clear, and informative in their communication. They made sure I knew everything I needed to before embarking on my adventure and were readily available to answer any questions I had during my trip. The RV: Their RV was in pristine condition and exceptionally clean. It was evident that they take great pride in maintaining their vehicle. The RV was spacious, comfortable, and equipped with all the essential amenities, making my vacation feel like a true "home away from home." Orientation and Support: Upon pickup, Mark and Cyndi provided a thorough orientation of the RV, ensuring I was comfortable with all its features and operations. They also provided a comprehensive guidebook and videos, which were extremely helpful during the trip. Additionally, they were always just a phone call away whenever I needed assistance or had questions.
Hao F. - Mar 2023
How to book campgrounds near Miami
Private RV parks in the Miami area take reservations directly through their own websites or by phone. Winter is the busy season, and full-hookup sites near Homestead and Florida City often fill weeks or months ahead for January through March. Snowbird monthly stays tie up inventory, so short-stay travelers should book early.
National-park sites use separate systems. Flamingo and Long Pine Key campgrounds are reserved through Flamingo Adventures, an authorized park concessioner. For wilderness backcountry camping, reservations open daily at 10:00 a.m. ET on Recreation.gov, 90 days before trip start date on a rolling basis. Biscayne's in-park campgrounds don't accept reservations, and Boca Chita Key and Elliott Key operate strictly first-come, first-served.
What to expect
Expect flat terrain, limestone or grassy pads, minimal natural shade, and warm nights even in winter. Full hookups are common at private parks around Homestead and Florida City; national-park sites are far more basic. At Flamingo, the T-Loop is the only loop with electrical hookups, sites are paved and close together, they book up fastest, and it is the only in-park option for power.
Bugs are a constant planning factor. Mosquitoes and no-see-ums intensify from late spring through fall, especially in the Everglades. Bring screens, repellent, and a plan for warm, humid evenings.
Roads to the parks are paved and RV-friendly, but the drive from central Miami to Flamingo is roughly two hours each way. Cell coverage drops off inside Everglades National Park, so download maps before leaving town.
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Frequently asked questions about campgrounds near Miami, FL
What does it cost to rent an RV in Miami, and how can I save on my rental?
Good news: you’ll find a wide range of RV rentals in Miami, to fit any budget. Expect to pay around $110-$320 per night for most motorhomes and $75-$150 per night for travel trailers, with prices rising during peak winter and spring-break season. Want a cheap RV rental in Miami? Traveling in summer, booking early, or choosing a travel trailer can save you big. Filter listings by price, size, or amenities to discover the perfect Miami RV for your adventure. If you’re flexible on dates, visiting in May or late September delivers top value. Pro tip: many hosts offer weekly discounts.
miamigov.com/My-Government/Departments-Organizations/Department-of-Parks-and-Recreation/RV-Parks-and-CampingDo I need a special license to rent an RV in Miami or all of Florida?
You’re set to rent an RV in Miami with just your regular driver’s license, no special RV or commercial license required! As long as you’re at least 25 with a valid license, you can book any vehicle on RVezy. All renters verify their ID securely through the platform, so once you’re approved, you’re ready to hit the Florida roads. If you’ve never driven an RV before, many Miami-area hosts offer a full walk-through, so you can drive away with confidence. Most newcomers are surprised how easy it is.
flhsmv.gov/driver-licenses-id-cards/driver-license-classes-cdl-id-card-information/What kind of protection comes with my Miami RV rental?
Every RV rental in Miami comes with a protection package you choose at checkout, it covers most accidental damage and gives you financial peace of mind. This isn’t basic insurance: it’s designed for renters and includes 24/7 roadside assistance anywhere in Florida, so you’re never left stranded. Select your coverage level when you book, and travel knowing RVezy’s support and protection have your back. Whether you’re heading to Biscayne National Park or the Keys, you’re covered throughout your Miami RV trip.
rvezy.com/insurance-and-protectionWhat if I need to cancel my RV rental in Miami? Will I get my money back?
You can book your Miami RV rental with clear expectations. RVezy gives you a 24-hour full-refund window after the host accepts your booking and payment, as long as that cancellation is more than 24 hours before your trip. After that, refund amounts depend on how far in advance you cancel: canceling more than 30 days before your trip minimizes what you forfeit. If your host cancels, you get a full refund or RVezy credits with no penalty. Natural disasters like hurricanes have their own policy; check the help centre for details. All cancellations are handled on the RVezy platform.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360037736674-Understanding-the-cancellation-policy-for-guestsCan I travel with my pet in an RV rental in Miami?
Absolutely! Many RV rentals in Miami are pet-friendly, so your furry companion can join the fun. Just use the pet-friendly filter when searching for your Miami RV rental and check each listing’s pet rules. For the best experience, choose campgrounds like Larry & Penny Thompson Memorial Park, which has dog walking trails and pet-friendly amenities. Be sure to bring extra water and shade for pets in Miami’s warm climate. South Pointe Park is another local favorite for dog walks along the water.
miamigov.com/Services/Home-Pages/Pet-OwnersCan I get my RV delivered and set up anywhere in Miami?
Yes, RV delivery in Miami is a popular option, especially if you want a hassle-free start. Many owners will deliver your RV directly to your favorite Miami campground, driveway, or event, then set everything up and walk you through the basics. Look for the ‘delivery’ badge on listings to find this service, and enter your desired drop-off location at checkout. First time? Let your host handle setup at spots like Oleta River State Park or Miami Everglades RV Resort, you show up and enjoy.
floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/oleta-river-state-parkAre there mileage limits for RV rentals in Miami? How far can I travel?
Most RV rentals in Miami include a set number of free miles per day, and you’ll find options with unlimited mileage if you want to explore without limits. Planning a Miami RV road trip to the Keys (about 160 miles to Key West), Orlando (235 miles), or the Everglades (around 60 miles)? Just check mileage terms in the listing, and message your host if you’re planning a longer route. Road tripping across Florida is surprisingly doable from Miami, the open road is yours.
fdot.gov/travel-information/travel-informationWhere can you park an RV or camp around Miami? Any recommended campgrounds?
You’ve got great campground choices when RV camping in Miami. Try Miami Everglades RV Resort for lush sites with lots of amenities, or book Flamingo Campground in Everglades National Park for wild scenery and starry nights. Other top picks: Larry & Penny Thompson Memorial Park (close to the Zoo), and Oleta River State Park for waterfront views. For city stays, locations like Hollywood KOA put you near beaches and nightlife. Book early, especially November–April.
nps.gov/ever/planyourvisit/camping.htmWhen’s the best time for an RV trip to Miami? What’s the weather like?
Miami’s prime RV travel season is November through April, when temperatures are comfortable (65–80°F) and humidity is lower. Summer brings tropical heat (mid-80s to low 90s °F), frequent rain, and hurricane season (June–November), but you’ll find great deals and fewer crowds. RV camping in Miami is possible year-round, but booking ahead for winter is smart. Keep an eye on the forecast in late summer, and always have a backup plan for severe weather. Locals love the breezy evenings on Biscayne Bay after a sunny day.
weather.gov/mfl/climateIs Miami a good place for first-time RV renters or families?
Miami is a fantastic starting point for your first RV rental, especially for families. Most RVezy hosts offer a complete walk-through at pickup, so you’ll know exactly how everything works. The city’s major campgrounds have full hookups and easy access, making setup and driving a breeze. Nervous about traffic or tight turns? Many hosts offer delivery and setup, so you can start your Miami family RV trip stress-free. Kids love Monkey Jungle and Jungle Island, make them a stop on your adventure.
miamidade.gov/global/recreation/parks/travel-trailer-and-camping-park.pageWhat if I have RV trouble on the road around Miami?
No need to stress, every RV rental in Miami includes 24/7 roadside assistance as part of your protection package. Whether you have a flat tire en route to the Florida Keys or need a jumpstart at your campground, help is just a call away. This service covers the greater Miami area and Florida highways, so you’re never on your own. Pro tip: save the roadside assistance number in your phone before heading out!
fdot.gov/maintenance/assetmaintenance.shtmCan I take my RV rental from Miami to other states or on an international trip?
You’re free to drive your Miami RV rental across most US states, including popular routes to Orlando (235 miles), Tampa (280 miles), or the Florida Keys (160 miles to Key West). Traveling to Canada is possible with certain rentals, just ask your host before booking. Driving into Mexico is not permitted. Always double-check your protection coverage before a cross-border or multi-state trip. The classic Miami-to-Key-West road trip is a scenic drive packed with adventure stops.
fdot.gov/travel-information/travel-informationWhat should I budget for fuel during my Miami RV adventure?
Budgeting for fuel is easy: most motorhomes in Miami average 7–12 miles per gallon, while campervan rentals are a bit more efficient. Gas prices in Miami typically range from $3.20 to $3.90 per gallon, check current rates locally. If you’re planning a big Miami RV road trip, factor in your route’s total mileage, and use a map app to estimate total gas costs. Sticking to state highways and avoiding peak traffic helps save both time and fuel. Insider tip: fill up just outside the city for better prices.
energy.gov/eere/vehicles/articles/current-and-past-gasoline-pricesHow far in advance should I book a Miami RV campground, and what system should I use?
To snag the best campgrounds near Miami during peak season (November–April), book 3–6 months ahead, especially for state parks like Oleta River or popular sites in the Keys. Use Florida State Parks’ ReserveAmerica or National Park Service websites for reservations. Private campgrounds like Miami Everglades also take direct bookings. For spontaneous trips, some parks offer first-come, first-served spots, but these go fast. Early birds get the beachside views!
reserveamerica.com/explore/florida-state-parks/FL/282088/overviewWhat should I know about driving an RV in Miami’s traffic and city roads?
RV driving in Miami is totally possible, just plan around rush hour when I-95 and US-1 get busy (7–9am and 4–7pm). Most Miami streets are flat and wide, but watch for low bridges and heavy traffic downtown or near South Beach. If you’re nervous about urban driving, pick RV delivery or start your trip outside the downtown core. Once you’re out of the city, Florida’s highways are smooth sailing all the way to the Everglades or the Keys. Pro tip: avoid cruising Ocean Drive in a big rig!
miamidade.gov/global/transportation/publicworks.pageWhat campground amenities are typical near Miami, and where can I empty waste tanks?
Miami RV campgrounds offer lots of comforts: expect full hookups (electric, water, sewer), WiFi, picnic tables, and clean bathhouses at resorts like Miami Everglades and Larry & Penny Thompson. Most sites also have dump stations for waste tank emptying and fresh water fill-ups. Public parks (like Oleta River State Park) have designated dump areas. Always confirm amenities in your booking. For hassle-free waste disposal, many campgrounds have easy drive-through dump stations near the exit.
miamidade.gov/global/recreation/parks/travel-trailer-and-camping-park.pageWhat features can I expect in a Miami RV rental? Do they include kitchens and bathrooms?
Most Miami RV rentals come fully loaded for comfort, expect beds with memory-foam mattresses, full kitchens with fridges and microwaves, bathrooms with hot showers, and often AC, TV, and built-in WiFi hotspots. Many Class C and A motorhomes have generators for extra power at the beach or Everglades, plus seatbelts for all passengers. Filter by amenities to match your travel style, and check listings for extras like bike racks and outdoor grills. It’s easy to make your Miami RV your own beach house on wheels.
flhsmv.gov/safety-center/vehicle-safety/florida-rvs/What’s included with my Miami RV rental, and what add-ons can I choose?
You decide what your RV rental includes: Miami hosts offer packages that cover basic kitchenware, fresh linens, cleaning supplies, and more. Add-ons might include beach-ready grills, outdoor chairs, Florida toll passes, or even paddleboards for Biscayne Bay. Select add-ons before you book, all details and extra fees are clearly listed, and you’ll be able to see pick-up or drop-off logistics at checkout. It’s easy to customize your Miami motorhome rental for an epic South Florida adventure.
miamigov.com/My-Government/Departments-Organizations/Department-of-Parks-and-Recreation/RV-Parks-and-CampingHow does payment and the security deposit work for RV rentals in Miami?
Booking your Miami RV is simple and secure: you pay through RVezy's platform when you reserve. If the host has set a security deposit, RVezy places a temporary authorization on your payment method three days before your trip (the amount is listed on the listing). No money is transferred; the hold is released 7 days after your trip ends, as long as no claim is submitted. Inspect the RV with your host before and after your travels to avoid surprises. Travel with care and follow the use guidelines for a smooth experience.
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