RV Camping through Northern Florida
TL;DR: Escape the cold and explore Northern Florida in your RV. Highlights include charming towns like Madison and St. Augustine, unique attractions in Tallahassee and Gainesville, and beachfront relaxation in Jacksonville and Panama City Beach. Enjoy diverse activities and cozy stays at Harvest Hosts locations and RV parks.
One of the best parts of owning an RV is the ability to vacation almost anywhere in the comfort of your own rig. Has the snow got you down? Let's refocus to some warmer weather! Florida is an excellent place to cruise in your RV if you're tired of the snow. Since the state is so large and diverse, let's focus on Northern Florida. Want to see all Harvest Hosts locations? See what we offer for RV camping in Florida.
1. Madison, Florida
Our first stop is Madison, Florida. As one of the northernmost cities in the state, it offers the perfect blend of Florida life and Southern hospitality. Madison has plenty of small-town charm but also has lots to do because it is home to North Florida College.Downtown you will find a historic district filled with antique shops, locally-owned restaurants, two museums, and a theater. If you're an avid bicyclist then you're in luck. Madison has a twenty-five mile out-and-back paved Four Freedoms Trail that takes you to the Florida-Georgia line. There is also a marked 100-mile loop bicycle ride. Now is the perfect time to sign up for a Harvest Hosts membership or break out your existing one. Just about ten minutes away in the town of Pinetta, Florida, you can stay with no camping fees at Serenity Acres Farm. This goat farm works hard to provide quality soaps and body products while also reducing their environmental footprint, and providing their animals with the highest quality of life. This Host has four reservable spaces for rigs under twenty-nine feet in length and has potable water available. They do not allow dogs but other pets are okay.
2. St. Augustine, FL
If you've never been to St. Augustine, then you're in for a treat. There's something for everyone in this charming, vibrant, and historical town.One popular attraction is the . Here, they handcraft their own vodka, rum, bourbon, whiskey, and gin made from local products, offering tours and samples seven days a week. Another popular attraction is the , which allows you to tour a lighthouse and shipwreck for a new perspective on the town. If you want a true taste of Florida, then be sure to check out the . Or if you'd like to do some shopping, St. George Street is a popular stop. When you're ready to relax, head back to your rig and enjoy the beach at . Talk about getting your rest _and _relaxation! This resort offers shaded spots with full hookups and have a restaurant on site.