[SeaWave]

Hello All,

I wanted to flip something that I would like to do this winter/spring time (when the weather is cooler). I'd like to find a campground at a park that has some basic amenities and a boat ramp. The plan would be to camp out in a tent for a few days out of the week or weekend and fish, sight see and take in a new area and maybe get a group together. I would like to do this one or two times a year, if I'm solo, and even make my way up to Georgia one year.

Any recommendations of parks or locations in Florida/Georgia? TIA!

 

[tailchaser16]

I'd like to find a campground at a park that has some basic amenities and a boat ramp. The plan would be to camp out in a tent for a few days out of the week or weekend and fish, sight see and take in a new area and maybe get a group together.

So when you say, "take in a new area" where have you already been?

 

[SeaWave]

Mostly been in the Brevard county, Oak Hill and Palmetto area thus far.

 

[Backcountry 16]

Collier Seminole state park campground in Naples would be a good spot with a boat ramp on site it's close to Naples for eating and sightseeing and close to the 10 k islands just study the area good first there are a lot of oyster bars.

 

[BB FL]

St George Island State Park and St Joseph State Park are excellent spots for camping and fishing.

 

[DBStoots]

Come on down to the Everglades National Park. The campground in Flamingo would be perfect for you. Winter time is best. A lot of different fishing opportunities to keep it interesting.

 

[Padre]

Somebody already put both my recommendations. St. George Island and Flamingo. there is also a KOA at Fiesta Key and Longboat Key in the Keys.

 

[Padre]

Oh, and there is St. Andrews Park in Panama City beach.

 

[tailchaser16]

Jonathan Dickinson State Park in West Palm is cool. They have cottages so you don't have to rough it too bad.

https://www.floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/jonathan-dickinson-state-park

 

[tailchaser16]

as mentioned above, Flamingo. Try the new Eco-tents
https://flamingoeverglades.com/camping/

 

[SeaWave]

So much for roughing it. lol
Thanks for all the info on a few places to travel to with the sled.

 

[Les_Lammers]

as mentioned above, Flamingo. Try the new Eco-tents
https://flamingoeverglades.com/camping/

FYI,tThe 'tents' do NOT have no-seeum screens. This may change but I have no idea when.