18 campgrounds that take vehicles of 40 feet or more in Florida

The list is thickest in National Forests in Florida. Camel Lake Campground takes the longest rig in Florida at 80 feet. The Forest Service runs more of them than any other agency.

A campground is listed when the longest permitted vehicle in its Recreation.gov site records is 40 feet or more. The figure is the longest single site, so most sites at a listed campground are shorter.

Reservable Partly reservable First-come, first-served

All 18

CampgroundAgencySitesBookingLink
Fort Pickens CampgroundNPS201ReservableDetails →
Salt Springs Recreation AreaFS160ReservableDetails →
Juniper Springs Recreation AreaFS79ReservableDetails →
Ocean Pond CampgroundFS70ReservableDetails →
Alexander Springs Recreation AreaFS69ReservableDetails →
Ortona SouthUSACE52ReservableDetails →
Big Scrub CampgroundFS49ReservableDetails →
Clearwater Lake Recreation AreaFS42ReservableDetails →
W.P. Franklin NUSACE39ReservableDetails →
Monument Lake CampgroundNPS38ReservableDetails →
Midway CampgroundNPS36ReservableDetails →
Hales CampgroundUSACE24ReservableDetails →
Wright Lake CampgroundFS20ReservableDetails →
Burns Lake CampgroundNPS14ReservableDetails →
Camel Lake CampgroundFS11ReservableDetails →
River Junction CampgroundUSACE11ReservableDetails →
Buck Lake Group CampgroundFS1ReservableDetails →
Group LandingFS1ReservableDetails →

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