Discover the best tiny home rentals near Palmetto, Florida with showers

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5 top tiny homes sites near Palmetto with showers

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Camp Champ

15 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Zolfo Springs, FL

Camp Champ is a family friendly adventure. Sits on 10 acres of land. On Charlie Creek we have a dock for easy access where you can fish, fossil hunt, kayak, canoe and trails to ride. Sit back and enjoy the campfire. Tons of nature and wildlife. You can tent camp, or bring your own RV. We have electric, water, bathroom and outdoor kitchen. Game room with ping pong, darts, wiffle ball, corn hole, playground and swings. Plenty of shaded areas. You will absolutely love this place.

The Little Getaway Shack

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Englewood, FL

This little glamping shack offers a unique option for a visit to beautiful Englewood! Just 2 miles from Englewood Beach, it is also .5 mile from a public boat launch into Lemon Bay, which has direct access into the Gulf of Mexico! Enjoy exploring Stumps Pass, Englewood Beach, Blind Pass Beach, and Manasota Beach within a 10 minutes drive. After a day at the beach or on one of our many waterways, check out our wonderful restaurants, shopping, and live music on Beach Rd. and Dearborn St! Englewood's own fabulous farmer's market takes place every Thursday from October-May as well! Separate from the main house, the studio shack contains a daybed w/ pull out trundle, Smart TV, a small refrigerator, microwave, toaster, coffeemaker, and is stocked with the basics for a not quite kitchenette. While the shack itself has no running water, there is access to an interior full bathroom with a walk in shower through a side door entrance. Additionally, there is an outdoor shower for rinsing off after a beach visit. Laundry facilities are also available for use by request! While I mentioned that we have a boat launch available nearby, you also may bring your boat and kayaks!

Enchanted

1 site · Lodging184 acres · Port Charlotte, FL

This is an off grid tiny house located in a private quiet neighborhood. It’s suitable for a quiet person who is looking for a peaceful retreat for meditation and mindfulness. Be inspired by its charm and enchanting decor. Perhaps you might become inspired to finish that book you meant to write or that painting you wanted to finish. Maybe you just need some quiet time for a prayer in our meditation path/garden, or set your yoga mat under the big oak tree. Although is a quiet place, you are not far from great restaurants, beautiful beaches and malls! Be inspired by this lovely home and embrace its simplicity. It’s solar powered, has an indoor and outdoor shower, outdoor kitchen with a cooler, pots, pans, and utensils. The house has a room temperature shower, camping toilet,, towels, plant based soap and shampoo since the water is used to water the plants. There’s a solar generator and gas generator. Lots of ventilation, it has a sleeping loft and the living room space can easily be converted into a bedroom by combining the seating. Blankets, pillows are available but if you wish to bring your own, you are definitely welcome.. There will be a prayer/wish book and jar to set your intentions,, drawing pad, pencils, books to read, tv that can be connected to your iPhone. There’s also a tea/coffee station along with a small table and chair for you to sit, relax and enjoy your coffee while plugging your laptop/phone into a port provided. The outside will have a hammock, table and chairs with umbrella and another set in front of the house by the prayer garden. At the back of the house, there’s a small washing machine and a clothesline. In essence, it’s an upscale glamping!

The Love Lodge

9 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents1 acre · Lithia, FL

The Love Lodge is a tranquil oasis within minutes of the Alafia River State Park, Florida's #1 mountain biking trail, as well as a number of other destinations for boating, hiking, fishing, horseback riding, carting, ATV, and skeet shooting. We are only 5 minutes to the Alderman Ford Canoe Launch on the Alafia River, just upstream of Lithia Springs. The property is also a great jumping off point for berry picking and flower picking when the season is right. Located in the town of Lithia, conveniently between Tampa and Orlando, we are 15 minutes away from antique shopping in Plant City and Lakeland; 20 minutes from Dinosaur World; 30 minutes from Busch Gardens Tampa; and an hour and 15 minutes from Disney World. The Gulf beaches are also within striking distance if you’re looking to enjoy some time on the coast.Your Hosts are available to greet you upon arrival if you like, or are also happy to offer self check-in per guest preference. Additional Details to Note: Ice is available as an Extra and can be purchased upon checkoutWe have good cell service for all carriers, and WiFi is available

Tiny Glamping Home With Kitchen

1 site · Lodging30 acres · Plantation, FL

Welcome to your charming retreat at Ramblers Rest! Step into the cozy embrace of this stylish 1 bed/1 bath enclosed lanai park model, nestled within the serene surroundings of Ramblers Rest. Situated along the picturesque Myakka River in Venice, this tiny home offers a tranquil escape in a five-star RV park spanning 30 acres. Immerse yourself in the full amenities of this all-age community, with easy access to the pool, spa, tennis, and pickleball courts. Surrounded by lush woodlands, you'll find opportunities for kayaking, fishing, and boating just moments away. Venture out and explore the world-famous beaches of Venice and Sarasota, both just a short drive from the community. Whether you're seeking relaxation or adventure, your stay at Ramblers Rest promises to be an unforgettable experience in the Florida sunshine.

Tiny homes near Palmetto with showers guide

Overview

Camping around Palmetto places campers close to the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico and the mangrove forests that dip over lakes and estuaries on the Cocohatchee River. Many state parks dot the area, like Terra Ceia Preserve State Park, Lake Manatee State Park, and Delnor-Wiggins Pass, where campers can hike, fish, snorkel, paddle, and spot local wildlife. Hot and humid summers are perfect for swimming and boating, while cooler spring and winter seasons make a comfortable climate for hiking and mountain biking. No matter when you arrive, nearby campsites feature modern amenities like wifi and hot showers.

Where to go

Terra Ceia Preserve State Park

Just 12 minutes north of Palmetto, sandwiched between Terra Ceia Bay and Tampa Bay, Terra Ceia Preserve State Park is a sanctuary for wildlife. Campers who love to birdwatch wil find blue herons, white ibis, bald eagles, and spoonbills. The park offers nine miles of hiking trails and year-round fishing (with a license) in Terra Ceia Bay. Magical and mysterious mangrove forests hang over creeks and streams, perfect for paddling through natural tunnels created by their drooping branches and rising roots. Bishop Harbor Road and Stotz Road feature boat, canoe, and kayak launches. There’s no camping within the park, but private campsites nearby have tent and RV campsites with hookups and potable water.

Lake Manatee State Park

Though there are no manatees in Lake Manatee, there’s still plenty of camping fun to be had at Lake Manatee State Park. Stay at tent and RV (up to 65 feet) campsites right in the park within walking distance to the beach where pets are welcome to join for sunbathing, swimming, and fishing from land. Campsites with water and electric hookups, a dump station, firepits, and picnic tables can be reserved online up to 11 months in advance. Bike along 2.5 miles of paved biking road, or take it off-road for a mountain biking challenge with bikes available to rent in the park. (Cyclists under 16 need to wear helmets.)

Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park

Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park’s claim to fame is a wealth of boating opportunities through Cocohatchee River estuaries leading directly to the Gulf. Explore Turkey Bay by kayak, canoe, or paddleboard, or search for shells on the ADA-accessible beaches with reservable wheelchairs. Or scuba dive and snorkel along Delnor-Wiggins Pass’ hard-bottom reef. Nearby campsites range from RV campsites with 50-amp hookups and wifi to primitive campsites.

When to go

October to March is generally considered camping season in Florida, when dense, muggy air cools in the evening for a more comfortable climate. Summers in Palmetto have an average daily temp above 86°F with hot and mostly cloudy skies. Short winters (from December to February) are cool and windy, rarely rising above 74°F. Florida camping is available year-round, and the ideal time depends on your preferences.