The best private sites RV camping near Naples

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Whether you want a culture-filled getaway or a peaceful vacation, you’ll have more than enough to do in Naples. Located in Southwest Florida, Naples overlooks the Gulf of Mexico, where fun in the sun has never been so versatile. Shoppers, artists, and golfers can fill a vacation at the city’s many museums, stores, and golf courses. However, Naples’ proximity to the Everglades—as well as state parks and forests—makes it a camper’s dream. Once you check-in to your coastal campsite, search for dolphins from the Naples Pier. What better excuse to gaze across Florida’s clear waters?

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Top-rated campgrounds

Healing Tree Homestead

1. Healing Tree Homestead

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42mi from Naples · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · North Fort Myers, FL
Come enjoy a quiet getaway at Healing Tree Homestead. Our 5 acres is close enough to I-75 and in-town amenities to be convenient but far enough away to offer a peaceful rest from the hustle and bustle of city life. The tent site has a clear view of the large pond and property, and the RV site is tucked between a banana circle and the nursery. We’re a working homestead that’s constantly growing and changing, and there are sheep, goats, chickens, a dog, cats and a bunch of kiddos, but we all have our own spaces away from the RV and tent campsites. Part of the property is a nursery, part of it is a young orchard, and most of it is used to free range our livestock. We work and live on site. If you would like to participate in feeding animals, planting trees or helping us prepare garden beds, we’d welcome the company. *Please note that we live off a dirt road that’s very bumpy and rural.
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$25
 / night
Inside the barn. Please ask and be aware of the rules before entering

2. Equestrian Retreat

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(57)
40mi from Naples · 2 sites · RVs · Alva, FL
Small private equestrian estate. Located in a very rural setting, surrounded by oak trees, cows, horses, tons of native birds and plants. Very close (less5mins) to hiking/bike trails, post office, river boat ramp/dock, farmers markets, grocery stores. Gated with 24-7 surveillance off of a private (10mph) dead end paved rd. Site/s offer high and dry 80’ x 30’ rock and millings parking. Full hook up. 30amp or 50 amp service please specify prior to booking to ensure power needs can be met. Filtered Well water. Dedicated sanitary drain at each site. Surrounded by palm trees, flowers, and bamboo. Post Ian we have built a new chicken coop and are proud to say our hens are laying fresh eggs again for our hipcampers to collect and enjoy! Property is shared by home owner, horses, additional Rv pad, and about a dozen chickens. Quiet and tranquil location. Mutual respect for privacy is required. Currently we are unable to host guests with children. under the age of 15. Well behaved dogs and cats are welcome. Thanks for checking us out! Let us know if we can help book your retreat. Our farm boasts a small but growing nursery, a very active barn and arena for racing horses, tons of wildlife, and generally a safe quiet place to escape the hustle and bustle of urban life. Please be respectful and bring good vibes 🎯👍🏻
Pets
Potable water
Campfires
from 
$73
 / night

Whether you want a culture-filled getaway or a peaceful vacation, you’ll have more than enough to do in Naples. Located in Southwest Florida, Naples overlooks the Gulf of Mexico, where fun in the sun has never been so versatile. Shoppers, artists, and golfers can fill a vacation at the city’s many museums, stores, and golf courses. However, Naples’ proximity to the Everglades—as well as state parks and forests—makes it a camper’s dream. Once you check-in to your coastal campsite, search for dolphins from the Naples Pier. What better excuse to gaze across Florida’s clear waters?

100% (74)

Top-rated campgrounds

Healing Tree Homestead

1. Healing Tree Homestead

100%
(8)
42mi from Naples · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · North Fort Myers, FL
Come enjoy a quiet getaway at Healing Tree Homestead. Our 5 acres is close enough to I-75 and in-town amenities to be convenient but far enough away to offer a peaceful rest from the hustle and bustle of city life. The tent site has a clear view of the large pond and property, and the RV site is tucked between a banana circle and the nursery. We’re a working homestead that’s constantly growing and changing, and there are sheep, goats, chickens, a dog, cats and a bunch of kiddos, but we all have our own spaces away from the RV and tent campsites. Part of the property is a nursery, part of it is a young orchard, and most of it is used to free range our livestock. We work and live on site. If you would like to participate in feeding animals, planting trees or helping us prepare garden beds, we’d welcome the company. *Please note that we live off a dirt road that’s very bumpy and rural.
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$25
 / night
Inside the barn. Please ask and be aware of the rules before entering

2. Equestrian Retreat

100%
(57)
40mi from Naples · 2 sites · RVs · Alva, FL
Small private equestrian estate. Located in a very rural setting, surrounded by oak trees, cows, horses, tons of native birds and plants. Very close (less5mins) to hiking/bike trails, post office, river boat ramp/dock, farmers markets, grocery stores. Gated with 24-7 surveillance off of a private (10mph) dead end paved rd. Site/s offer high and dry 80’ x 30’ rock and millings parking. Full hook up. 30amp or 50 amp service please specify prior to booking to ensure power needs can be met. Filtered Well water. Dedicated sanitary drain at each site. Surrounded by palm trees, flowers, and bamboo. Post Ian we have built a new chicken coop and are proud to say our hens are laying fresh eggs again for our hipcampers to collect and enjoy! Property is shared by home owner, horses, additional Rv pad, and about a dozen chickens. Quiet and tranquil location. Mutual respect for privacy is required. Currently we are unable to host guests with children. under the age of 15. Well behaved dogs and cats are welcome. Thanks for checking us out! Let us know if we can help book your retreat. Our farm boasts a small but growing nursery, a very active barn and arena for racing horses, tons of wildlife, and generally a safe quiet place to escape the hustle and bustle of urban life. Please be respectful and bring good vibes 🎯👍🏻
Pets
Potable water
Campfires
from 
$73
 / night

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The best private sites RV camping near Naples guide

Where to go

Through the Swamplands

Head south of Naples, but stop before you reach the Everglades. As one of Florida’s many state forests, the Picayune Strand State Forest coincides with the Big Cypress Basin and offers tent and RV campsites near the cypress trees. If you want even greater access to Florida’s swamps, head to Collier-Seminole State Park. Located just north of the Everglades, the park’s RV campgrounds come with dump stations, electricity, and restrooms. 

Everglades National Park

Less than an hour south of Naples, this national park is a must-see for its subtropical environment and abundance of wildlife. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Everglades National Park maintains the Western Hemisphere’s largest mangrove ecosystem, so there’s plenty of adventure to be enjoyed. Tent and RV campsites surround the Everglades, with options for both frontcountry and backcountry campsites.

Marco Island

No trip to Florida is complete without a stop at the beach. If you prefer the sand to the swamp, check-in to a Marco Island campground. Beautiful beaches, boutiques, and birds fill the island, so if you want to relax alongside Florida’s clear waters, book an RV or tent campsite. Or, opt for a Marco Island cabin to make your stay all the easier. Kids will love scouring for seashells along the sandy shoreline.

When to go

November through April is Florida’s dry season and the best time to visit Collier County’s swamps. If you want to experience the Everglades with fewer mosquitoes and less humidity, plan your visit for these colder months. The parks aren’t as accessible or enjoyable during the wet season. However, Naples boasts plenty of beaches, so, depending on what you want from your camping getaway, there’s never a bad time of year to visit.