13 campgrounds with first-come sites in Florida
National Forests in Florida holds the most of them in the state. The National Park Service and the Forest Service run nearly all of them. Elliot Key Campground is the largest at 99 sites.
A campground is listed when Recreation.gov or the Forest Service records it as first-come, first-served. Campgrounds where some sites book online and the rest are first-come are listed too, marked partly reservable.
Reservable Partly reservable First-come, first-served
All 13
| Campground | Agency | Sites | Booking | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Elliot Key Campground | NPS | 99 | First-come | Details → |
| Boca Chita Campground | NPS | 45 | First-come | Details → |
| Lake Delancy East Campground | FS | 29 | First-come | Details → |
| Garden Key Campground | NPS | 11 | Partly reservable | Details → |
| Davenport Landing | FS | 5 | First-come | Details → |
| Cobb Hunt Camp | FS | First-come | Details → | |
| Flamingo Campground | NPS | First-come | Details → | |
| Fort Pickens Group Campground | NPS | First-come | Details → | |
| Long Pine Key Campground | NPS | First-come | Details → | |
| Middle Dredge Campsite | NPS | First-come | Details → | |
| Naval Live Oaks Youth Group Camping | NPS | First-come | Details → | |
| Porter Lake | FS | First-come | Details → | |
| Twin Poles Hunt Camp | FS | First-come | Details → |
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