The best waterside camping near Winter Park

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In Winter Park, camping with a waterside view means waking up to the splash of paddles and birdsong instead of traffic. You’ll find over 1,400 campsites right by lakes, rivers, and springs—some tucked beneath cypress, others sitting on sandy banks. Average sites run about $30 a night, but you can snag a spot for as little as $13. Top picks include North Shore Relic Ranch (409 reviews), Wilderness Shores Ranch Campground! (294 reviews), and Private Escape on the Lake (262 reviews). Bring your fishing rod—bass and bluegill are biting. Hike shaded trails or saddle up for some horseback riding. Dogs are welcome. Campfires are allowed, and most sites have showers to rinse off the day’s sweat and river silt. This is camping for people who want to be close to water, not just look at it.

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In Winter Park, camping with a waterside view means waking up to the splash of paddles and birdsong instead of traffic. You’ll find over 1,400 campsites right by lakes, rivers, and springs—some tucked beneath cypress, others sitting on sandy banks. Average sites run about $30 a night, but you can snag a spot for as little as $13. Top picks include North Shore Relic Ranch (409 reviews), Wilderness Shores Ranch Campground! (294 reviews), and Private Escape on the Lake (262 reviews). Bring your fishing rod—bass and bluegill are biting. Hike shaded trails or saddle up for some horseback riding. Dogs are welcome. Campfires are allowed, and most sites have showers to rinse off the day’s sweat and river silt. This is camping for people who want to be close to water, not just look at it.

96% (1.5K)

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