Find the best RVs in Miami, FL

Discover Miami's natural beauty with a stay at the Miami Everglades RV Resort. Positioned just south of the city on the border of the vast Everglades National Park, the Miami Everglades RV Resort is among the best RV campgrounds in Miami. Shaded by mango and palm trees, each site comes with full hookups that provide 50 amp electricity and space for big rigs and slideouts. You'll find lots of helpful amenities around camp, including laundry facilities, bathrooms, and a grocery store. Looking for something to do during your downtime? Challenge a friend to a round of mini-golf, or laze around by the pool.

Another highly-recommended campground worth considering is Aztec RV Resort in Margate. Located about 35 miles north of downtown Miami, this luxury RV park is best-suited to travelers looking to camp in the shadow of Miami's skyscrapers. Despite its metropolitan location, Aztec RV Resort is surprisingly peaceful. It also provides access to top local attractions, including Pompano Beach’s oceanfront and Sawgrass Mills, Florida's second-largest shopping mall. Each site at this campsite provides full hookups that support 30/50 amp electricity. After touring Miami, relax at one of two onsite spas or work up a sweat on the tennis courts.

Wake up to the sound of exotic animals at the Larry and Penny Thompson Campground. This RV park is within the 240-acre Larry and Penny Thompson Memorial Park, next door to the Zoo Miami. Beyond its proximity to one of the city's top attractions, this campground is excellent for outdoor activities, with wooded hiking trails and a lake within the surrounding park. Each site comes with electric and water hookups. Around camp, you'll find four large restrooms with laundry machines as well as a camp store.

Miami's beautiful beaches and exciting excursions mean tourists flock to the city year-round. The city ranks among the most congested in the world, so you may want to think twice about taking your Miami motorhome rental for a spin around town. Some of the best ways to get around Miami without worrying about your camper are renting a bike or using the city's Metrobus system.

If you're looking for somewhere to spend the day shopping and sampling local cuisine, swing by Bayside Marketplace. This two-story seaside shopping mall features dozens of well-known stores and local restaurants perfect for a day away from the typical tourist hotspots. Alternatively, plan a tour of the must-see Vizcaya Museum & Gardens. An Italian-style manor previously home to businessman James Deering; Villa Vizcaya features an elegant Italian Renaissance garden and roughly 70 lavish rooms full of antiques, artworks, and furnishings dating from the 15th to the 19th century.

No trip to South Florida would be complete without exploring the Everglades National Park. The 3rd largest national park in the country, the Everglades are famed for their lush marshlands and diverse wildlife. Instead of hiking through this 1.5 million-acre park, create lasting memories by booking an airboat tour. An airboat allows you to glide across the everglades and explore much more of the park than on foot. Tour operators will also tell you about any local wildlife you spot, including manatees, alligators, and elusive Florida panthers.