The best camping near Sunrise with hot tubs

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Bordering the Everglades Wildlife Management Area and close to Big Cypress National Preserve, Sunrise is a Broward County suburb with underrated nature access. Atlantic Ocean beaches are just 30 minutes away, and South Florida highlights like Biscayne National Park, Everglades National Park, and Key Largo are also within a 90-minute drive. During a Sunrise camping trip, you’ll find lush tropical nature and opportunities for hiking, biking, kayaking, swimming, wildlife watching, and fishing closeby. RV campers seeking RV parks with amenities like free wifi have options here and in neighboring Davie and Fort Lauderdale.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Sunrise

1. Miami Crossroads

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28mi from Sunrise · 1 site · Tent, RV
Mi casa es su casa! Welcome to our home! Our location, just two minutes from where the Palmetto and the Dolphin expressways intersect, allows for easy access to all four corners of Miami-Dade County within minutes. To the east you will find our famous Florida beaches, including South Beach, Miami Beach, Bill Baggs State Park, Crandon Park, Hobie Beach, Matheson Hammock, and many more. To the west you can spend a day in the Florida Everglades, visit the Miccosukee Indian Village, experience guided airboat rides through the alligator-filled "River of Grass", or even try your luck at the Miccosukee Casino & Resort. The south offers many interesting and fascinating experiences as well. The Viscaya, Venetian pool, Homestead Speedway, the Redlands, and the Florida Keys are just a few of the many destinations south of us. And last, but certainly not least, heading north you will find the famous Sawgrass Mall, the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood, and more beautiful beaches such as the Hollywood Broadwalk. These are just the tip of the iceberg, so whether you are just pasing though on your way to the fabulous Florida Keys, or making Miami your final destination, come stay with us and explore Florida like a native!
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Bordering the Everglades Wildlife Management Area and close to Big Cypress National Preserve, Sunrise is a Broward County suburb with underrated nature access. Atlantic Ocean beaches are just 30 minutes away, and South Florida highlights like Biscayne National Park, Everglades National Park, and Key Largo are also within a 90-minute drive. During a Sunrise camping trip, you’ll find lush tropical nature and opportunities for hiking, biking, kayaking, swimming, wildlife watching, and fishing closeby. RV campers seeking RV parks with amenities like free wifi have options here and in neighboring Davie and Fort Lauderdale.

99% (88)

Top-rated campgrounds near Sunrise

1. Miami Crossroads

98%
(50)
28mi from Sunrise · 1 site · Tent, RV
Mi casa es su casa! Welcome to our home! Our location, just two minutes from where the Palmetto and the Dolphin expressways intersect, allows for easy access to all four corners of Miami-Dade County within minutes. To the east you will find our famous Florida beaches, including South Beach, Miami Beach, Bill Baggs State Park, Crandon Park, Hobie Beach, Matheson Hammock, and many more. To the west you can spend a day in the Florida Everglades, visit the Miccosukee Indian Village, experience guided airboat rides through the alligator-filled "River of Grass", or even try your luck at the Miccosukee Casino & Resort. The south offers many interesting and fascinating experiences as well. The Viscaya, Venetian pool, Homestead Speedway, the Redlands, and the Florida Keys are just a few of the many destinations south of us. And last, but certainly not least, heading north you will find the famous Sawgrass Mall, the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood, and more beautiful beaches such as the Hollywood Broadwalk. These are just the tip of the iceberg, so whether you are just pasing though on your way to the fabulous Florida Keys, or making Miami your final destination, come stay with us and explore Florida like a native!
Pets
Campfires
Full hookups
from 
$60
 / night

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The best camping near Sunrise with hot tubs guide

Where to go

Sunrise Surrounds

Markham Park is an urban oasis that borders the Everglades on the southwestern edge of Sunrise. The 669 acre park has dedicated mountain bike trails, disc golf, and a boat launch and fishing access on the New River Canal. The New River Greenway and the Conservation Levee Greenway converge here, giving runners and cyclists miles of protected multi-use trails. There’s even a campground at Markham Park with full hookups, picnic tables, grills, bathrooms, showers, and a dump station.

Atlantic Beaches

There are several excellent beach parks east of Sunrise, including Dr. Von D. Mizell-Eula Johnson State Park and Hugh Taylor Birch State Park. There are also nice public beaches in Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, and Deerfield Beach where you can swim, snorkel, and lay out in the sun. Manatee, dolphins, and tropical fish abound in South Florida’s Intercoastal and Atlantic waterways.

Big Cypress National Preserve

As I-75 heads west from Sunrise it crosses the Everglades in a section known as Alligator Alley. This road leads you straight to Big Cypress National Preserve, a sprawling park whose Big Cypress Swamp is home to alligators, orchids, bald oak trees, Florida panther, and black bear. You can paddle or swamp hike these wetlands. The Preserve also has pinelands and prairie for hiking and biking and multiple campgrounds.

Miami Area Nature Highlights

For day trips from Sunrise further south into the Miami area, check out Everglades National Park, boating at Biscayne National Park, and reef snorkeling at John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park.

When to go

Due to its tropical climate, Sunrise has pleasant weather in the fall, winter, and spring. Summers are hot and humid with heavy rainfall—summer and fall make up Florida’s hurricane season, when keeping an eye on weather forecasts and monitoring Atlantic storm activity is a must for safety. South Florida’s busy season is winter, when travelers from the Northeast throng here to escape cold weather.