Camping Florida: A Comprehensive Guide to Hundreds of Campgrounds » (First)

Rick Sapp has been camping all his life, first in his back yard, then in his father’s World War II canvas shelter as a Boy Scout, and now with the latest camping equipment. The author of a dozen books, including Road Biking Florida (FalconGuides), he lives in Gainesville, Florida.

Florida is one of America’s most magnificent states, and there’s no better way to enjoy its natural riches than by camping. You can cool off in fresh springs or build sand castles by the ocean; snorkel in the Keys or hike in the pine highlands; catch fish or pedal on multiuse trails. Camping Florida leads you to these experiences and more, whether you want to camp alone or with a group. It is the most comprehensive guide available to the Sunshine State’s public campgrounds and campsites, which ensure reliability, affordability—and memorable stays in the most beautiful locations throughout the state. 

Look inside for information on:

• Campground location
• Facilities and hookups
• Fees and reservations
• Recreational activities
• Necessary equipment and clothing
• Tips on wildlife and safety