The best RV rentals in Jacksonville, FL

Jacksonville is an RV-friendly city—you'll find plenty of oversized parking spaces and campgrounds around the downtown core, where you can leave your motorhome for the day. If you don't feel like driving your campervan around the city, the Jacksonville Transport Authority operates bus services and an elevated monorail, which are great for getting around town. 

The Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens is considered one of Jacksonville's top attractions, with roughly 2,000 animals spread across over 120 acres. You'll come face-to-face with dozens of rare critters during your visit, including Sumatran tigers, African elephants, and southern white rhinos. Jacksonville is also home to one of the best museums in North Florida, the Cummer Museum of Art. The museum has a permanent collection of approximately 5,000 objects dating back over 4,000 years, with paintings by Winslow Homer, Norman Rockwell, and Peter Paul Rubens. After touring the museum, take a stroll through the museum's ornate 100-year-old gardens.

Prefer to spend your days exploring the Sunshine State's gorgeous countryside? If so, head to the Big Talbot Island State Park. One of two state parks spread across Jacksonville's barrier islands, Big Talbot Island State Park provides a unique mixture of coastal woodlands, pristine beaches, and salt marshes. During your visit, swing by Boneyard Beach, which is littered with the bleached remains of oak and cedar trees. Or, rent a kayak and take a birding tour of the island's marshes, spotting rare birds like bald eagles, wood storks, and least terns.

Searching for the best oceanfront RV campground in Jacksonville? Check out North Beach Camp Resort. Located on a barrier island south of Jacksonville, North Beach Camp Resort is perfect for a relaxing vacation. This campground features shaded RV sites with full hookups, max amp electricity, and pull-through access for big rigs. Two restaurants within the camp will help you refuel after a long day in the Florida sun. Travelers will also find a swimming pool, a games room, and the Atlantic Ocean right on their doorstep.

Campers looking for a well-equipped campground close to the city should park up at the Jacksonville North/ St Mary's KOA. Just off the I-95, 30 minutes north of downtown, this KOA boasts wooded campsites with full hookups and max amp electricity. Start your day the right way with a complimentary breakfast and take your pup for a walk at the on-site dog run. This KOA also has some of the best activities of any RV campground in Jacksonville, with an 18-hole mini-golf course, a swimming pool, and a games room to keep you and your crew entertained.

If you want to stay a stone's throw from downtown Jacksonville, spend the night at Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park Campground. Located at a 450-acre public park along Jacksonville's coastline, this campground features roughly 300 shaded sites with water and electric hookups. Useful amenities include a dump station, bathrooms, and a camp store. While there's not much to do around camp, you'll have Hanna Park and Florida's beautiful coastline to explore during your stay. Hanna Park Campground also offers kayak and mountain bike rentals to make your next outdoor adventure a little easier.