You cannot get bored in Florida, particularly if you are an outdoor enthusiast. You can go hiking, rock climbing, sky diving, horseback riding, fishing, golfing, caving, water skiing, kayaking and visit historical sites. Northern Florida also hosts NASCAR races in Daytona. And although Walt Disney World is located in Orlando, which is in central Florida, it is a fairly short drive from the northern half of the state.
There are many state and national parks in northern Florida that cater to RVers. Many offer full hookups, showers and clean toilets, and some of them even have extras like Internet access. Some of the parks that you may want to travel to include Jennings State Forest, Goethe State Forest, Etoniah Creek State Forest, Silver River State Park and Faver Dykes State Park and Bullow Creek State Park, which both reside in the northeast coastal region of Florida.
Northern Florida also hosts some of the most impressive and massive national forests in the country. Apalachicola, Osceola and Ocala are some of the most popular forests to visit. Apalachicola National Forest in Crawfordville has swamp areas as well as pine trees and prairies. The wide range of wildflowers that thrives in the forest make a visit there worth it, but the Apalachicola River is worth exploring.
Another option for those who are RVing in northern Florida is one of the many RV Parks. RV Parks offer varying amenities to their visitors. Most of them have showers and toilets, and some of them have things such as laundry facilities, clubhouses, swimming pools, cafes, and game rooms. A comprehensive list is available on the Rv-clubs.us website.
Camping for free is a plus when you need to save some money, or perhaps you just need a place to sleep because you haven't reached your desired destination. Boondocking refers to more than just parking your RV overnight at a Wal-Mart. To many people it means camping off the beaten path, or often the term simply means camping for no cost. FreeCampgrounds.com is a resource for RVers.
