Roll through tidal marshlands and coastal forests while RVing in Milton.
As one of Florida’s oldest cities, downtown Milton is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Explore all of Milton’s Blackwater River and its connecting waterways with ease from the comfort of an RV. With average summer temperatures in the 80s, campers enjoy hikes through forests and marshes along the coasts of the nearby Gulf at Big Lagoon or Perdido Key State Park. Bring the kayaks or canoe to traverse the “Canoe Capital of Florida” and paddle the waterways of Blackwater River State Forest or Yellow River Marsh Reserve. Most area RV parks feature campsites with full hookups for water, power, and waste to serve as home base for wet and wild daily adventures. Winter temperatures dip into the 50s, so campsites with firepits are a welcome sight.