The best dog-friendly RV sites in Southwest Florida

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Southwest Florida follows the Gulf of Mexico and blends with the Everglades—but the scenery doesn’t stop there. The region includes state parks, state forests, and a whole lot of beaches. Hikers will love the trails at Picayune Strand State Forest, which come just before Big Cypress. Meanwhile, the coastal tranquility of Pine Island Sound Aquatic Preserve offers campers the ultimate opportunity to unwind. Just like Southwest Florida’s landscapes, campsites come with variety. Park your RV, unlock your cabin, or take out your tent—campgrounds in Southwest Florida are ready for check-in.

96% (1.6K) 127 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds in Southwest Florida

Fantastic Fort Myers Beach RV Site

1. Fantastic Fort Myers Beach RV Site

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Fort Myers Beach, FL · 1 site
Fort Myers Beach / San Carlos Island RV Site – Prime Location! Discover your perfect getaway spot on San Carlos Island, just steps from the best of Fort Myers Beach! This corner-lot RV site is ideally situated within walking distance to popular dockside restaurants, scenic sunset cruises, top-rated fishing charters, and the famous Key West Express ferry. Enjoy easy access to the beach—just a 2-minute drive to Crescent Beach or a 20-minute scenic walk across the Matanzas Pass Bridge, offering breathtaking views of the Fort Myers Beach. Site Amenities: Full hook-ups: city water, sewer, and 220V/50-amp electric service Wi-Fi included Garbage and recycling pick-up Small shed with: 2 cruiser bikes (with cable locks) 4 backpack beach chairs 100-foot expandable hose Whether you're planning a weekend retreat or an extended stay, this RV site has everything you need for a relaxing and fantastic Fort Myers Beach experience. Note: site can accommodate up to a 40ft Class A RV, suggest backing into site. Pets allowed, but please cleanup. We are happy to accept long term stays, but Hipcamp only allows a 29 night maximum. If you want to stay beyond that, please re-book in Hipcamp app!
Full hookups
from 
$125
 / night
Serenity Garden

2. Serenity Garden

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(3)
Sanibel, FL · 1 site
Tranquil spot located down a long private driveway between two ponds on the sunny island of Sanibel! Private campsite next to conservation land with plenty of bird and wildlife sightings. Nearby attractions: • Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge – 2 miles • Shopping – 1 mile • Tarpon Bay Recreation Area – 1.5 miles • Bailey Tract – 0.5 miles • Captiva Island – 9 miles • Electric (up to 50 amp) and water hookups provided, but no sewer. Please bear with us as the island is still recovering from Hurricane Ian. Thank you!
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
from 
$75
 / night
Basey Backwoods Camp

3. Basey Backwoods Camp

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(2)
Lehigh Acres, FL · 1 site
This is camping on a concrete pad on the back of our 2 acres. We have an RV plug for electricity & water hook up- no sewer dump. Our indoor dog, Anna, roams freely on property..
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
from 
$30
 / night
Oakey Dokey Acres

4. Oakey Dokey Acres

Alva, FL · 2 sites
This is a 10 acre private property /ranch . It is an oak hammock with a beautiful creek ( Bedman creek) that runs through . Neighboring properties are small ranches with horses and cattle . There is a large orange grove across the road . It is a peaceful , rural area with lots of beautiful oak trees . Please contact/message me prior to booking .
Full hookups
from 
$40
 / night
Cabana Bay RV Resort by Boca Grande

5. Cabana Bay RV Resort by Boca Grande

Rotonda West, FL · 120 sites
*True current address is 9001 Gasparilla Rd, Placida, FL 33946 when plugging in directions* Welcome to Cabana Bay RV Resort, your perfect getaway along Southwest Florida's stunning Gulf Coast. Our meticulously crafted community offers a unique and personalized experience ensuring you feel at home with 170 full-hookup, paved sites. With world-renowned beaches, championship fishing spots, top-notch golf courses, and exquisite options just a stone's throw away, you'll quickly discover why everyone falls in love with this area. With 5 acres of serene lakefront and a private gated connection to the Cape Haze Pioneer Trail, our resort is the perfect destination for relaxation and adventure. We offer luxury amenities like a modern clubhouse with full kitchen, fitness center, liquor lockers, billiards, indoor shuffleboard, poker tables and office. Outside, enjoy our five pickleball courts, laundry and shower facilities appointed throughout, two dog parks and fire pits. Experience the tranquility of swaying palm trees as you create unforgettable memories in this idyllic setting. Come and discover the charm of Cabana Bay, where every moment is a chance to unwind and reconnect with nature.
Full hookups
from 
$180
 / night

Southwest Florida follows the Gulf of Mexico and blends with the Everglades—but the scenery doesn’t stop there. The region includes state parks, state forests, and a whole lot of beaches. Hikers will love the trails at Picayune Strand State Forest, which come just before Big Cypress. Meanwhile, the coastal tranquility of Pine Island Sound Aquatic Preserve offers campers the ultimate opportunity to unwind. Just like Southwest Florida’s landscapes, campsites come with variety. Park your RV, unlock your cabin, or take out your tent—campgrounds in Southwest Florida are ready for check-in.

96% (1.6K) 127 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds in Southwest Florida

Fantastic Fort Myers Beach RV Site

1. Fantastic Fort Myers Beach RV Site

100%
(2)
Fort Myers Beach, FL · 1 site
Fort Myers Beach / San Carlos Island RV Site – Prime Location! Discover your perfect getaway spot on San Carlos Island, just steps from the best of Fort Myers Beach! This corner-lot RV site is ideally situated within walking distance to popular dockside restaurants, scenic sunset cruises, top-rated fishing charters, and the famous Key West Express ferry. Enjoy easy access to the beach—just a 2-minute drive to Crescent Beach or a 20-minute scenic walk across the Matanzas Pass Bridge, offering breathtaking views of the Fort Myers Beach. Site Amenities: Full hook-ups: city water, sewer, and 220V/50-amp electric service Wi-Fi included Garbage and recycling pick-up Small shed with: 2 cruiser bikes (with cable locks) 4 backpack beach chairs 100-foot expandable hose Whether you're planning a weekend retreat or an extended stay, this RV site has everything you need for a relaxing and fantastic Fort Myers Beach experience. Note: site can accommodate up to a 40ft Class A RV, suggest backing into site. Pets allowed, but please cleanup. We are happy to accept long term stays, but Hipcamp only allows a 29 night maximum. If you want to stay beyond that, please re-book in Hipcamp app!
Full hookups
from 
$125
 / night
Serenity Garden

2. Serenity Garden

100%
(3)
Sanibel, FL · 1 site
Tranquil spot located down a long private driveway between two ponds on the sunny island of Sanibel! Private campsite next to conservation land with plenty of bird and wildlife sightings. Nearby attractions: • Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge – 2 miles • Shopping – 1 mile • Tarpon Bay Recreation Area – 1.5 miles • Bailey Tract – 0.5 miles • Captiva Island – 9 miles • Electric (up to 50 amp) and water hookups provided, but no sewer. Please bear with us as the island is still recovering from Hurricane Ian. Thank you!
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
from 
$75
 / night
Basey Backwoods Camp

3. Basey Backwoods Camp

100%
(2)
Lehigh Acres, FL · 1 site
This is camping on a concrete pad on the back of our 2 acres. We have an RV plug for electricity & water hook up- no sewer dump. Our indoor dog, Anna, roams freely on property..
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
from 
$30
 / night
Oakey Dokey Acres

4. Oakey Dokey Acres

Alva, FL · 2 sites
This is a 10 acre private property /ranch . It is an oak hammock with a beautiful creek ( Bedman creek) that runs through . Neighboring properties are small ranches with horses and cattle . There is a large orange grove across the road . It is a peaceful , rural area with lots of beautiful oak trees . Please contact/message me prior to booking .
Full hookups
from 
$40
 / night
Cabana Bay RV Resort by Boca Grande

5. Cabana Bay RV Resort by Boca Grande

Rotonda West, FL · 120 sites
*True current address is 9001 Gasparilla Rd, Placida, FL 33946 when plugging in directions* Welcome to Cabana Bay RV Resort, your perfect getaway along Southwest Florida's stunning Gulf Coast. Our meticulously crafted community offers a unique and personalized experience ensuring you feel at home with 170 full-hookup, paved sites. With world-renowned beaches, championship fishing spots, top-notch golf courses, and exquisite options just a stone's throw away, you'll quickly discover why everyone falls in love with this area. With 5 acres of serene lakefront and a private gated connection to the Cape Haze Pioneer Trail, our resort is the perfect destination for relaxation and adventure. We offer luxury amenities like a modern clubhouse with full kitchen, fitness center, liquor lockers, billiards, indoor shuffleboard, poker tables and office. Outside, enjoy our five pickleball courts, laundry and shower facilities appointed throughout, two dog parks and fire pits. Experience the tranquility of swaying palm trees as you create unforgettable memories in this idyllic setting. Come and discover the charm of Cabana Bay, where every moment is a chance to unwind and reconnect with nature.
Full hookups
from 
$180
 / night

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The best dog-friendly RV sites in Southwest Florida guide

Where to go

Everglades National Park

If you’re looking to hike or cross a national park off your list, you can’t miss the Everglades. The park occupies mainland Florida’s southernmost region, but is easily accessible from the state’s West Coast. Throughout the park, campers can discover more than 30 species of orchids—not to mention various plants, ecosystems, and birds. Lace up your hiking boots, but don’t forget to stop and smell the flowers.

Myakka River State Park

Characterized by live oaks, Florida’s trademark palm trees, and a river of the same name, Myakka River State Park offers a change of pace and scenery from the Everglades. If you’re a birdwatcher, meander along the birdwalk and keep your eyes peeled for soaring osprey and sunbathing gators. And don’t discount the river itself. You can fish, kayak, and canoe in the Myakka River—and embrace the wonders of Florida’s wetlands.

Along The Gulf Coast

If you’d rather keep close to the coast, Southwest Florida’s beaches follow the Gulf of Mexico and range in both style and scenery. Try the beaches near Naples for a camping getaway that offers access to golf courses, boutiques, and museums. Or, embrace the island life altogether and explore Marco Island, Sanibel Island, or Gasparilla Island. Pitch your tent, park your RV, and settle into your campsite. The water is calling.

When to go

The best time to visit Southwest Florida depends on the nature of your trip. If you want to hike, especially in the Everglades, come during the dry season, from December to March. Not only will the weather cooperate, but you’ll also camp within the window for prime wildlife spotting. If you’d rather improve your chances to see sea turtles, however, camp during the nesting period between May and October.