Dog-friendly camping in Florida

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Manatee Delight RV Camp Site

1 site · RV7 acres · Homosassa, FL
Sandwiched between the Homosassa River and the Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park, this property has unique features, including karst windows with bubbling fresh water, natural springs, and large, mature trees. Learn more about this land: Tucked along a narrow road, this unique site offers users direct access to the crystal clear waters of the south-east fork of the Homosassa River. Use our kayaks or bring your own to explore one of Florida’s Outstanding Waterways where you may meet a manatee, observe otters, find fish, or watch wildlife of all kinds. The site has direct access to Pepper Creek Trail, a 0.75-mile paved trail that is part of the Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park. While you’re there, swing into the state park to view the sparkling waters of the Homosassa head spring and meet all of the native wildlife ambassadors, including Florida panthers, black bears, endangered whooping cranes, and many other amazing animals. Interested in charter fishing, scalloping, or an ecotour? Your hosts are both professional, experienced charter captains. Avoid the crowds at the dock and step right onto the boat here! Ask for availability prior to your stay. The site is private and away from the hosts home, approximately 75-yards from the river, with electricity and water provided. There is no sewer hookup; restrooms and shower facilities are not available. If your rig does not have a toilet, please bring your own method to contain and dispose of solid toilet wastes.
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Homosassa Springs RV Site

3 sites · RVs1 acre · Homosassa, FL
Homosassa is an old Florida fishing town that is a hidden gem along the gulf coast, this site is nestled quietly at the head of the river. This location is close to Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park where you can discover the wild side of Florida with endangered Florida panther, red wolf, manatee and whooping crane, plus black bear, bobcat and, of course, alligator. The site is located 150 ft from the dock on our private residential property at the head of the springs. This is a residential area and is very quiet. This listing is for the SITE ONLY. Setup your own RV under the shade then enjoy our shared dock with direct access into the Homosassa springs for a refreshing dip or paddle. We provide full hookups (water, sewer, 50amp electric) for your RV as well as WIFI service and access to the docks for your boat or swimming. We have kayaks and paddleboards INCLUDED with our site or bring your own to paddle the springs and take a chance at seeing a manatee up close and personal or catching some fish. The site is located 150 ft from the dock on our private residential property at the head of the springs. This is a residential area and is very quiet. Homosassa is an old Florida fishing town that is a hidden gem along the gulf coast, this site is nestled quietly at the head of the river.
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Dog-friendly camping in Florida guide

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In the Sunshine State, you don't have to choose between a trip with your dog and a camping adventure with amenities. Instead, both you and your pet can enjoy a long weekend in a luxurious treehouse or spend a night in a state park campground en route to the beach. If you'd rather find a pet-friendly campsite within striking distance of a city, opt for a dog-inclusive cabin near Orlando, Tampa, or Miami. Or, head south to the Florida Keys, where you'll pass plenty of pet-friendly tents, A-frames, and RV campsites. With so many options for a Florida excursion with your furry friend, you can choose between basic campgrounds and others with wifi, picnic tables, and oceanfront views. Wait for the heat to subside before stargazing outside your cabin and cozying up around an outdoor fire pit—your dog can snooze beneath the stars while you savor a much-deserved s'more.