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Top-rated campgrounds near Clearwater
Tiny Treasures Retreat
1. Tiny Treasures Retreat
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39mi from Clearwater · 1 site · Lodging
Welcome to the fun and exciting town of Bradenton, FL. Come stay in this cozy “Tiny Home” within an RV Park where you can enjoy many amenities offered by the park and close to beaches, restaurants, shopping and many attractions. This is a legitimate “Tiny Home” with 2 lofts, queen size beds in each loft, a full kitchen including microwave, coffee maker, full stove /oven, refrigerator/ freezer and in home washer and dryer. It comes with a full bath with walk in shower and a living room with a queen size sofa bed with a memory foam mattress. It has all the comforts of home only tinier. The home also offers a deck to relax on along with a charcoal grill where you can grill up some delicious meals and a fire pit (don’t forget your wood, charcoal and ingredients for s’mores).
Pets are welcome at Tiny Treasures for $50 per booking. If you would like to bring your pet, please add the pet fee which is listed as an extra during the booking process.
In this area there are some awesome things to see and do, from fun shopping to great outdoor activities.
Dive into Southwest Florida history, arts, and nature in Bradenton on Florida’s Gulf Coast, about 30 minutes south of St. Petersburg. Bradenton’s close proximity to Anna Maria Island and Longboat Key make it the perfect place to base a vacation to the Gulf islands while enjoying all the city has to offer. Check out Village of the Arts, a working artist community, and explore Downtown Bradenton with a stroll on the 1.5-mile, taking in the views of the Manatee River.
Go to Old Main Street and shop at the Bradenton Market, which offers fresh produce, lively music, and free family activities, and the Manatee Village Historical Park, where visitors can see historic buildings from Manatee County’s founding period of 1840 to 1918.
Looking for outdoor adventures you can fish from the Riverwalk pier, get on the nature trails at Robinson Preserve, take a kayak tour at De Soto National Memorial Park, and visit the area’s beaches.
Anna Maria Island, a seven-mile-long barrier island on Florida’s Gulf Coast west of Bradenton, is brimming with history, arts and culture, and its award-winning beaches draw visitors from near and far looking for a laid-back getaway.
See postcard-perfect Gulf sunsets, swim, snorkel, and dive the turquoise waters, look for shells and fossilized shark teeth, take a boat tour to spot dolphins, and enjoy some of the best waterfront dining in Florida.
The island is home to three cities: Anna Maria on the north, Holmes Beach toward the middle, and Bradenton Beach to the south, which all offer unique places to shop, eat, and stay. Shop the stores along Pine Avenue and Gulf Drive in Anna Maria and the colorful shops of Bridge Street in Bradenton Beach.
Siesta Key is the place to go for a relaxing island getaway on Florida’s Southwest Coast. The 8-mile-long island, which is just a short bridge crossing west of Sarasota, boasts stunning quartz-sand beaches and an array of outdoor recreation opportunities, from fishing to parasailing.
Siesta Beach took the No. 2 spot for beaches in the U.S. for TripAdvisor's 2023 Traveler’s Choice Awards, second only to Maui’s Ka'anapali Beach. Shop at Siesta Key Viilage, which offers plentiful dining options and live entertainment, and the South Viilage Shopping District. A quick trip to the mainland will bring you to some of the top attractions in Southwest Florida, including The John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art.
There is so much more to do, these are just a few of the most popular attractions. Come stay in Tiny Treasures to see and enjoy for yourselves!!
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Tiny House on Circle C Farm
2. Tiny House on Circle C Farm
100%
(11)
39mi from Clearwater · 1 site · Lodging
Centrally-located tiny house, that sits on 12 acres of peaceful country property. Enjoy the outdoors and the quiet country life with fire pit, grill, horseshoes, corn hole, basketball court (half-size), trails through the woods or travel to many of the nearby by locations that offer Amusement parks, Croom ATV Park, Natural Springs, or the Gulf of Mexico.
This is a great location for those that want to camp, but, still have some comforts of home! Private stall with shower, sink, and single flush toilet. Small refrigerator, AC, portable heater for the cold nights and kitchenette area to cook. Great for a couple or single individual looking to get away!
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$90
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100% (15) • 2 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Clearwater
Tiny Treasures Retreat
1. Tiny Treasures Retreat
100%
(5)
39mi from Clearwater · 1 site · Lodging
Welcome to the fun and exciting town of Bradenton, FL. Come stay in this cozy “Tiny Home” within an RV Park where you can enjoy many amenities offered by the park and close to beaches, restaurants, shopping and many attractions. This is a legitimate “Tiny Home” with 2 lofts, queen size beds in each loft, a full kitchen including microwave, coffee maker, full stove /oven, refrigerator/ freezer and in home washer and dryer. It comes with a full bath with walk in shower and a living room with a queen size sofa bed with a memory foam mattress. It has all the comforts of home only tinier. The home also offers a deck to relax on along with a charcoal grill where you can grill up some delicious meals and a fire pit (don’t forget your wood, charcoal and ingredients for s’mores).
Pets are welcome at Tiny Treasures for $50 per booking. If you would like to bring your pet, please add the pet fee which is listed as an extra during the booking process.
In this area there are some awesome things to see and do, from fun shopping to great outdoor activities.
Dive into Southwest Florida history, arts, and nature in Bradenton on Florida’s Gulf Coast, about 30 minutes south of St. Petersburg. Bradenton’s close proximity to Anna Maria Island and Longboat Key make it the perfect place to base a vacation to the Gulf islands while enjoying all the city has to offer. Check out Village of the Arts, a working artist community, and explore Downtown Bradenton with a stroll on the 1.5-mile, taking in the views of the Manatee River.
Go to Old Main Street and shop at the Bradenton Market, which offers fresh produce, lively music, and free family activities, and the Manatee Village Historical Park, where visitors can see historic buildings from Manatee County’s founding period of 1840 to 1918.
Looking for outdoor adventures you can fish from the Riverwalk pier, get on the nature trails at Robinson Preserve, take a kayak tour at De Soto National Memorial Park, and visit the area’s beaches.
Anna Maria Island, a seven-mile-long barrier island on Florida’s Gulf Coast west of Bradenton, is brimming with history, arts and culture, and its award-winning beaches draw visitors from near and far looking for a laid-back getaway.
See postcard-perfect Gulf sunsets, swim, snorkel, and dive the turquoise waters, look for shells and fossilized shark teeth, take a boat tour to spot dolphins, and enjoy some of the best waterfront dining in Florida.
The island is home to three cities: Anna Maria on the north, Holmes Beach toward the middle, and Bradenton Beach to the south, which all offer unique places to shop, eat, and stay. Shop the stores along Pine Avenue and Gulf Drive in Anna Maria and the colorful shops of Bridge Street in Bradenton Beach.
Siesta Key is the place to go for a relaxing island getaway on Florida’s Southwest Coast. The 8-mile-long island, which is just a short bridge crossing west of Sarasota, boasts stunning quartz-sand beaches and an array of outdoor recreation opportunities, from fishing to parasailing.
Siesta Beach took the No. 2 spot for beaches in the U.S. for TripAdvisor's 2023 Traveler’s Choice Awards, second only to Maui’s Ka'anapali Beach. Shop at Siesta Key Viilage, which offers plentiful dining options and live entertainment, and the South Viilage Shopping District. A quick trip to the mainland will bring you to some of the top attractions in Southwest Florida, including The John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art.
There is so much more to do, these are just a few of the most popular attractions. Come stay in Tiny Treasures to see and enjoy for yourselves!!
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$135
/ night
Tiny House on Circle C Farm
2. Tiny House on Circle C Farm
100%
(11)
39mi from Clearwater · 1 site · Lodging
Centrally-located tiny house, that sits on 12 acres of peaceful country property. Enjoy the outdoors and the quiet country life with fire pit, grill, horseshoes, corn hole, basketball court (half-size), trails through the woods or travel to many of the nearby by locations that offer Amusement parks, Croom ATV Park, Natural Springs, or the Gulf of Mexico.
This is a great location for those that want to camp, but, still have some comforts of home! Private stall with shower, sink, and single flush toilet. Small refrigerator, AC, portable heater for the cold nights and kitchenette area to cook. Great for a couple or single individual looking to get away!
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$90
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Angelo
August 2025
Weekend Trip to Tiny House on Circle C Farm
We really enjoyed our stay. Nice, cozy, and clean. Clear directions. Bring cat treats!
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Toni
July 2025
With pets
Maria’s tiny home was perfect. Everything we needed was there. It was close to many sights, shopping and restaurants. Highly recommend if you are looking for the glamping experience around Bradenton, consider this tiny home. Only downside was our GPS took us to an old route, but we were able to get back on track. So if your GPS takes you to Chateau Ln Way, don’t take it, the correct street is 3rd St W.
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Bella
June 2025
2 nights at Tiny House on Circle C Farm
It was a lovely experience staying at the tiny house. The hosts were kind and the place was super cute and clean.
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Calvin & Emily
May 2025
With kids
Tiny Treasures was a blast! Had everything we needed for a family of 5. Definitely would book again. Neighbors were friendly. Host was responsive and checked in to make sure our stay was exceptional. Great location near lots of things to do. They even had recommendations for restaurants and activities.
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Grant
May 2025
3 nights at Tiny House on Circle C Farm
Great cabin. Calm, safe, and lots of space. Host was very kind. Would definitely recommend. There is a cat that will come hang out with you too. Very friendly.
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knowledge of
February 2025
1 night at Tiny House on Circle C Farm
Absolutely incredible hosts! Wonderful and beautiful property. Prime location. A slice of heaven. The animals were icing on top. 10/10 recommend
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J
February 2025
Weekend Trip to Tiny House on Circle C Farm
This amazing tiny house is on a beautiful piece of property. It's so peaceful! I also became best friends with the friendliest cat I've ever met. I will definitely be returning just for more cuddles with the kitty by the fire pit 😻
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Trent
January 2025
2 nights at Tiny House on Circle C Farm
Awesome place, it really felt like home.. Beats all the top beaches around!
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Alex
January 2025
1 night at Tiny House on Circle C Farm
This place was more than perfect! A great location for a quick getaway from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The cabin had everything I needed, the bed was super comfy, and the bonfire was wonderful way to end the night. In the morning the nature surrounding the cabin was serene, perfect for enjoying with a cup of coffee.
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Maribel
December 2024
With kids
Tiny treasure was perfect! Beautiful space, with everything you could need during your stay. Super clean and very comfortable beds. Including indoor and outdoor activities. Even thought of pet’s needs. Terrific trip in this tiny treasure!
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The best tiny homes near Clearwater guide
When to go
Clearwater is a year-round destination, with important differences between seasons. Winter is great for tent camping experiences thanks to cooler weather and less humidity, but this time of year is also more crowded, as snowbirds head to town from the Northeast and Canada to escape the cold. Meanwhile, summers in the Tampa Bay area can be hot, humid, rainy, and buggy—seek a campground with a swimming pool, a log cabin with air-conditioning, or an RV resort with cool communal clubhouses.Fortunately for RV campers, Clearwater has many RV parks with 50-amp full hookups, restrooms, wifi, and dump stations.