The best dog-friendly RV parks in South Florida

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South Florida is buzzing—and no, it’s not because of the wet season. Camp beyond Fort Lauderdale and Miami, and you’ll encounter national parks, turquoise beaches, and coastal towns throughout Broward, Miami-Dade, and Monroe Counties. The stunning region stretches all the way through the Florida Keys, so South Florida campers can pick between campsites on the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. Granted, football fans may not see Miami dolphins on the field, but head to Key Largo—and you may very well win the game of wildlife spotting.  

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4. Road Runner Travel Resort

977 sites · RVs, Lodging · Fort Pierce, FL
Discover the unparalleled charm of Road Runner Travel Resort, a unique RV haven located in the scenic Treasure Coast of Florida. This exceptional resort spans 40 acres of lush, natural Florida hammock, providing a serene escape for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. With 452 full hookup sites and cozy cabins, Road Runner Travel Resort is the ideal destination for your next vacation. Enjoy the privacy and tranquility of our spacious grounds, where you can immerse yourself in the beauty of Florida's diverse wildlife and vibrant landscapes. In addition to our comfortable accommodations, the resort offers easy access to nearby attractions, including pristine swimming holes, hiking trails, and a variety of outdoor activities. Explore local restaurants and shops that showcase the best of the Treasure Coast, ensuring a memorable stay filled with adventure and relaxation. Come experience the magic of Road Runner Travel Resort, where your perfect getaway awaits!
Toilets
Campfires
Full hookups
from 
$82
 / night

South Florida is buzzing—and no, it’s not because of the wet season. Camp beyond Fort Lauderdale and Miami, and you’ll encounter national parks, turquoise beaches, and coastal towns throughout Broward, Miami-Dade, and Monroe Counties. The stunning region stretches all the way through the Florida Keys, so South Florida campers can pick between campsites on the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. Granted, football fans may not see Miami dolphins on the field, but head to Key Largo—and you may very well win the game of wildlife spotting.  

95% (196)

Top-rated campgrounds near South Florida

4. Road Runner Travel Resort

977 sites · RVs, Lodging · Fort Pierce, FL
Discover the unparalleled charm of Road Runner Travel Resort, a unique RV haven located in the scenic Treasure Coast of Florida. This exceptional resort spans 40 acres of lush, natural Florida hammock, providing a serene escape for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. With 452 full hookup sites and cozy cabins, Road Runner Travel Resort is the ideal destination for your next vacation. Enjoy the privacy and tranquility of our spacious grounds, where you can immerse yourself in the beauty of Florida's diverse wildlife and vibrant landscapes. In addition to our comfortable accommodations, the resort offers easy access to nearby attractions, including pristine swimming holes, hiking trails, and a variety of outdoor activities. Explore local restaurants and shops that showcase the best of the Treasure Coast, ensuring a memorable stay filled with adventure and relaxation. Come experience the magic of Road Runner Travel Resort, where your perfect getaway awaits!
Toilets
Campfires
Full hookups
from 
$82
 / night

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The best dog-friendly RV parks in South Florida guide

Where to go

The Everglades National Park

The Everglades holds the title of the largest subtropical wilderness in the United States. Given this size, campers have plenty to see across the park’s grasslands and forests. RV and tent campgrounds come with showers, dump stations, trail access, and even grills. Once you check-in, take a leisurely hike, and try to spot flamingos, osprey, and an assortment of local species.

Biscayne National Park

Like the Everglades, Biscayne is, indeed, a national park, but it opens a different window to Southern Florida’s natural environment. Not far from Miami, Biscayne comes with glistening seas that welcome fish, coral reefs, and snorkelers alike. If you want to unwind, kick back on the sand and soak up the scenery. If you’d prefer a more active camping getaway, grab your scuba gear, kayak, or fishing pole, and take to the water. 

The Florida Keys

Salt air, vibrant sunsets, and Ernest Hemingway’s cats—the Florida Keys do it all. Key West not only marks Florida’s southernmost point, but claims the title of the country’s southernmost city. Campers can snorkel, swim, and lounge at a coastal campground. Once you’ve explored your campsite, visit Dry Tortugas National Park for even more views. A night of stargazing from your tent site may leave you tired, so grab a cuban coffee and let the Keys energize you. 

When to go

Before you go camping in South Florida, consider the weather, mosquitoes, and wildlife. Avoid coastal Florida during hurricane season, especially if you’re planning a getaway to the Florida Keys. Summer in the Everglades likewise brings bugs, whereas winter’s dry season opens the door for spotting wildlife. However, winter does come with crowds, especially in national parks and resort towns. Spring and fall make for the most neutral camping seasons.