The best tiny home rentals near Port Orange, Florida

Just south of Daytona Beach, Port Orange is home to Atlantic Ocean views, surrounding state parks, and of course, oranges! The nearby Soggy Acres Pomelo Grove invites campers to explore orchards and pick some fruit. Enjoy the oranges by the shoreline while visiting Canaveral National Seashore. Then, paddle into the peaceful Hontoon Island State Park and camp on the island. Winter campers can head to Blue Spring State Park between November and March to see manatees migrate. Port Orange campers can always count on an array of campsites, glampsites, or cabin rentals near Florida’s best beaches and nature parks.

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Just south of Daytona Beach, Port Orange is home to Atlantic Ocean views, surrounding state parks, and of course, oranges! The nearby Soggy Acres Pomelo Grove invites campers to explore orchards and pick some fruit. Enjoy the oranges by the shoreline while visiting Canaveral National Seashore. Then, paddle into the peaceful Hontoon Island State Park and camp on the island. Winter campers can head to Blue Spring State Park between November and March to see manatees migrate. Port Orange campers can always count on an array of campsites, glampsites, or cabin rentals near Florida’s best beaches and nature parks.

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1. True Trail Farm

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17mi from Port Orange · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Deland, FL

Hi Hipcampers and Farm enthusiasts....We are a small hobby farm with many goats and chickens...When the time is right you may find yourself helping Mike milk the goats or collecting eggs...If farming isn't your thing, we are just 2 miles away from historic downtown DeLand and SkyDive DeLand another 10 minutes will get you to Either Blue Springs or DeLeon Springs...Plus we are 30 minutes to Daytona or New Smyrna Beach...The choices are endless here. Your RV site is directly in front of our goat field with your own side entrance. We have potable water and electric hook up for your RV...Sorry no dump station available at this time. Shower house and toilet ava

2. Tiny House + Marina near springs!

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35mi from Port Orange · 1 site · Lodging · Seville, FL

Brand new waterfront tiny house with amazing sunsets and views 😍 Message me for weekly and monthly significant discounts. Bring your boat and toys as there’s so much to do in nature. Fish off the deck or from the yard, zip over to the springs in 10 minutes or head over to the St Johns river for a meal. The tiny house has a vegetable garden you are free to do with as you please as well as cornhole and games for your use under the 5th wheel. There is a camp store on site for snacks, bait, drinks, ice, fire wood etc. We are surrounded by conservation land and we have one of the highest populations of bald eagles. We also have friendly squirrels that love to tap on the door for nuts 🥜 in the morning. Turtles, small alligators and a very diverse bird population to name a few are always around.

3. Urban Garden Oasis In Walkable Area

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43mi from Port Orange · 1 site · Lodging · Orlando, FL

Urban Garden Retreat in Audubon Park Stay in the heart of Orlando’s creative Audubon Park Garden District, surrounded by greenery and within walking distance of everything. This property blends a peaceful garden escape with the buzz of one of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Highlights: • Lush garden with native plants, fruit trees, and pollinator flowers • Outdoor composting toilet and private shower under the sky • Cozy garden seating for morning coffee or evening string-light vibes • Eco-friendly features for a sustainable stay Walkable Location: • Steps from coffee shops, craft breweries, and local restaurants • Near East End Market and Leu Gardens • Easy access to the Orlando Urban Trail and live music venues • Bikes available to explore nearby trails and neighborhoods Perfect for solo travelers or couples seeking a unique, sustainable stay that’s close to the action yet tucked away in a peaceful garden.

4. Parrot Palm Ranch Sanctuary

30mi from Port Orange · 2 sites · RVs, Lodging · Bunnell, FL

The property sits on 50 acres with natural beauty. This is a great location to relax and unwind from your busy stressful life. We are located 2 1/2 miles down a wide county maintained dirt road. It is very quiet and private out here on the ranch. There are no close neighbors in the vicinity of our property. On the property, we have an exotic bird sanctuary about 200 feet from the RV site. At times you will think you are in the Amazon jungle. The birds are very playful, entertaining to watch them play throughout the day. You are more than welcome to go and interact with the birds. There are swinging hammock chairs hung up in the sanctuary for your comfort. There is a variety of wildlife out here every day. You will see turkeys, deer, raccoons, armadillos, wild boars and even on occasion a black bear. There is a fire pit by the Rv site that you can use to sit around in the evening and enjoy a fire if you wish. However, we don't recommend you go walking out into the swampy brush area, as there is a lot of Florida native wildlife like snakes and etc. and we want you to be safe. If you are looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city life. Our property is gated and fenced off and extremely private. And no one can just walk on to our ranch. We live and work on the property ourselves, and are just a short walk or phone call away. This is a very private place, no close neighbors. Our goal is to give you all the space and privacy you need and or require. Most of our guests are here to participate at an event at the Daytona 500 track. Only 35 minutes to get to the track in Daytona. We understand that alot of our guests are driving from long distances to get here. We will work with you on check in times not to worry. There is a ton of space to park your vehicle and trailer if needed. We are on well water out here in the country.

Stories from the community

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kamylla

3 weeks ago

With pets

Weekend Trip to Tiny House + Marina near springs!

I would recommend it to everyone I know, and I've already recommended it to three friends, because I loved camping in this beautiful place, full of peace, love, and a magnificent sunset. You can be sure I'll be back soon.

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Ashley

November 2025

4 nights at Urban Garden Oasis In Walkable Area

I loved it here! Was the perfect place for me to stay while I was in town for EDC Orlando!

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Mike

May 2025

3 nights at Tiny House + Marina near springs!

Very nice tiny home on the water, loved the sunset and abundant wildlife, gators, turtles, cranes, even saw a momma otter and her two babies. Boat ramp is decent, should be deep enough for boats up to 20ft but it was very shallow in most parts. Just stick to the marked areas. Will definitely be back, great place to unwind and far from the more crowded areas.

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robert

February 2025

With kids

Weekend Trip to Tiny House + Marina near springs!

Beautiful view of the lake the sunsets were amazing on the back porch

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Sean

January 2025

With pets

3 nights at Tiny House + Marina near springs!

Fantastic house, hosts and campground...so peaceful and quiet with sunsets that rival those we see here on the gulf coast. Everything we needed was in the house with the bed being surprisingly comfortable. Perfect home base with plenty to do within about a 50 mile radius (springs, lakes, quaint downtowns). Will be back I am sure!

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The best tiny homes near Port Orange guide

Where to go

Canaveral National Seashore

Travel 30 minutes south to wander 24 miles of untouched white sand beaches at Canaveral National Seashore. Manatees, sea turtles, and other endangered species help create a unique coastal habitat to explore. The southern entrance has day-use beach areas (including a nude one), while the northern entrance gives easier access to Castle Windy and Eldora Hammock Trails. There are a small number of boat-accessible, primitive campsites located on nearby lagoon islands, though a permit and reservation are required to camp overnight. Canoe rentals are available after reserving one of the campsites.

Blue Spring State Park

Less than an hour inland from Port Orange, campers can boat through bubbles at Blue Spring State Park. Known for its massive manatees and limestone aquifer springs that create tiny bubbles, the park also offers boat tours, scuba diving, and snorkeling. During the winter months, campers flock to the boardwalks and observation decks to catch hundreds of manatees migrating. Summertime heat hosts fishing, swimming, paddling, and inner tubing. The park has one on-site campground offering six cabin rentals and a range of campsites with electrical hookups, fire rings, and picnic tables.

Hontoon Island State Park

Hop over to Hontoon Island for a peaceful paddle. Accessible by park ferry or private boat, Hontoon Island State Park serves pure serenity since motorized vehicles and swimming are prohibited. Campers can explore by bike, boat, or foot through the water-filled wilderness and tree-lined trails. Canoe and kayak rentals are available with the option to purchase an overnight slip if sleeping on-site. There is only one campground on the island that has docks on the water for camping in personal vessels, six rustic cabins, and 11 tent sites with picnic tables.

When to go

Port Orange’s climate is hot and humid year-round. The Floridian subtropic region sees summertime highs above 90°F. The warm weather is perfect for days by the beach and water sports, though campers should remember to stay hydrated and bring bug spray to use at dawn and dusk. Winter weather cools down to an average high in the 70s and low in the 50s overnight. Cooler temperatures are a great time to enjoy long-distance hiking and biking or campfires under the stars.