Free camping in Florida
12 free and low-cost places to camp in Florida, with facilities and directions.
Free camping usually means dispersed camping on national forest or BLM land, typically up to 14 days, with no facilities. Some free campgrounds have toilets and fire rings. Check the land manager’s current fire rules.
Every place we know
- Directions
Free camp · Midway · Free
Adams Tract
- Directions
Free camp · Norwalk · Free
Davenport Landing
- Directions
Free camp · Salt Springs · Free
Grassy pond
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Free camp · Free
Group Camping
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Free camp · Fort Union · Free
Holton Creek River Camp
- Directions
Free camp · Wildwood · Free
Lake Panasoffkee
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Free camp · Mayo · Free
Peacock Slough
- Directions
Free camp · Smith Creek · Free
Porter Lake Campground
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Holiday park · Nassauville · Free
Sandpiper RV Park
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Free camp · Moon Lake · Free
Serenova Tract Campsite
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Free camp · Wedgefield · Free
White Loop Group Campsite
Toilets · Picnic tables
- Directions
Free camp · Curtis Mill · Free
Woodlake Camp
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- New York
- Georgia
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- Missouri
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- Ohio
- Tennessee
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- Wyoming
- Alaska
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- Maine
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- New Hampshire
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