Camping near Melbourne

This coastal city coasts along the Indian River—and never strays far from the beach.

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RVing Or Trailer At Outdoor Resorts

1 site · RV1 acre · Melbourne Beach, FL
As a property owner, I'm pleased to offer a pristine location on a barrier island, with the beach on the east side and the Indian River Lagoon on the other. Our property boasts all amenities including waste disposal, water, electricity, and cable onsite (please note: there is no WiFi). Guests have access to a riverside boat ramp, 3 pools (one on the riverside, one on the beachside, and one in the middle with a spa), as well as 3 sets of tennis courts and a shuffleboard court. Additionally, there are restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities available on the resort. Perfect for RVs or fifth-wheel trailers, our concrete lot can accommodate up to a 40' Class A RV. While pets are accepted on site, they are not allowed on the beach. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway or a longer stay, our property provides an ideal retreat for all seasons.
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K&E Farms

1 site · RV, Tent5 acres · Saint Cloud, FL
Experience the tranquility of the countryside at our welcoming retreat! We offer two spacious sites suitable for tents, campers, or RVs, providing a serene escape surrounded by natural beauty. Meet our delightful residents, Yertle, Myrtle, and Dixie – friendly sulcata tortoises who reside in a large, fenced area at the front of the property. Engage with these charming creatures and witness their leisurely activities as you unwind in their presence. Relaxation takes center stage at our retreat. Lounge by the pool, where you can soak in the sun or simply enjoy a moment of peace. Marvel at the graceful movements of our horses as they roam freely, adding to the idyllic atmosphere. Our location offers the perfect blend of tranquility and accessibility. While providing a peaceful getaway, we are conveniently close to Disney, shopping areas, and numerous attractions. Just thirty minutes from Orlando, our retreat serves as a retreat that is easily accessible yet far from the hustle and bustle. For your convenience, our hookups include running water and can accommodate 30-watt amps for electricity. Please note that we do not have a dumping station. Whether you seek a quiet escape, interactions with our delightful tortoises, or a central location for exploring nearby attractions, our countryside retreat is ready to welcome you. Embrace the charm of rural living while enjoying modern comforts at our serene getaway!
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Camp Wild Fern

2 sites · RVs, Tents6 acres · Mims, FL
Hey guys! As avid campers and adventure seekers ourselves, we know how important safe (and cost effective) space for a night or two is. That’s why we decided to offer a corner of our own rural paradise - amongst the mature oaks, blooming magnolias and palms. We have just under 7 acres with plenty of yard to share. It’s pretty basic space without a lot of amenities (yet), but we know you’d love it here. Our pricing reflects our humble start and we invite you to park your RV, pop open your tent and make yourself at home. A few things you can expect… ~Wherever you decide to set up camp, we will provide a picnic table, trash can and fire pit with wood. ~We are super pet friendly so bring your furry family members and we will ensure they’re safe and comfortable as well. ~There is access to water from the main house. ~ Electricity can be provided depending on how close you set up to the house. WiFi as well. ~ We do have a chicken coop so you can expect to hear them throughout the day. ~ We are on a dead end road in a rural residential area. Super quiet! ~ Pit potty in a super cute Outhouse. ~ If you stay during the month of March, you will adore our lightening bugs! ~ Tons of mature trees so bring your hammocks. ~ We are on site and available to you when needed. Forgot bug spray or need a band-aid? We got you! Need a board game, yard game or puzzle? We got those too! ~ Want total privacy? That’s ok too! Watch us grow and come back as our offerings grow too. This is our start, but it’s going to be great! Follow us on Instagram #campwildfern Visit nearby ~Space Center ~Playalinda Beach ~Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge ~Local blueberry picking (seasonal) ~Indian River “Mosquito Lagoon” ~White Sands Buddhist Center ~30 minutes to New Smyrna Beach ~Less than an hour from Historic Sanford ~Cocoa Village ~Daytona Speedway
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Cocoa Camping Space Coast

5 sites · RVs2 acres · Cocoa, FL
This property is 2 acres and located at the Jumping Fleamarket, a popular Fleamarket since 1970 on the East Coast of Florida. The campsite runs next to the Brightline railway. It is central to all things on the Space Coast. Fish, swim, boat and enjoy many other water activities on the Indian River which is 5 minutes away, stroll through downtown Historic Cocoa Village about 10 minutes away, take a scenic drive to the World Famous Cocoa Beach about 15 minutes away, explore the Famous Kennedy Space Center and take in a rocket launch about 20 minutes away, and enjoy all local attractions and amusement parks in Orlando about 40 minutes away. And be sure to stop by Tasty Treat Cafe/ Kookie Savvy near the south end of the market for a tasty treat! Tent camping and running generators is not allowed.
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Camping near Melbourne guide

Overview

There’s much to do and see throughout Brevard County, but camping in Melbourne is its own attraction. The coastal city provides direct access to some of Florida’s most notable beaches, parks, and cultural hubs. Campers will love kayaking around the Indian River, as well as at the Brevard Zoo. Meanwhile, space enthusiasts are sure to show enthusiasm for Cape Canaveral and its galactic activities. Visit a campsite in Melbourne, and you can spend your mornings soaking up the sun at Wickham Park—and your evenings soaking up the culture at the Eau Gallie Arts District. 

Where to go

River Lakes Conservation Area

Rent a canoe to paddle over the river and through the wetlands. The River Lakes Conservation Area welcomes boaters, hikers, and paddlers, not to mention all kinds of local wildlife. It’s a prime spot to spot storks, cranes, and river otters, so keep your eyes up and out. Campers can check-in to a nearby campground with RV hookups or get even closer to nature at a backcountry campsite.

Up The Space Coast

Head across the Indian River, and you’ll encounter a range of campgrounds that wind up Florida’s Space Coast. North of Melbourne, you can savor a leisurely beach day and spend the night at a Cocoa Beach campsite. Or, take the coast’s alias to heart and pay a visit to Cape Canaveral. All along the water, you’re guaranteed some sun—and a few waves. 

Sebastian Inlet State Park

Surf’s up. Once you cross the Indian River, you can alternatively drive south of Melbourne. You’ll quickly reach Sebastian Inlet State Park: a surfer’s paradise. For campers who’d rather keep their feet in the sand, the park is a treasure trove for finding seashells and sea turtles. Due to the park’s location, it stretches along both the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River. Pitch your tent—or park your RV—according to your desired view.

When to go

The Sunshine State upholds its name year-round, so a Melbourne campsite promises warm weather regardless of the season. However, campers may find May to September less-than-ideal for sleeping outside. Summer is peak hurricane season, but even if the winds remain calm, the bugs—and the humidity—make no promises. Plan your getaway for the cooler months, when you’ll bask in a less extreme version of Florida’s trademark sun.