Adventure Landing

While onsite camping is unlikely to be an option for any road-tripper to Adventure Landing, there is no shortage of top RV parks & campgrounds in Florida to tick all the boxes for travelers. Decide what time of the year you’d like to visit, then book a Florida RV campground that’s proximate to your Adventure Landing facility of choice.

It might be surprising to learn just how many Florida campgrounds are close to all three Adventure Landing sites. Cary State Forest offers primitive RV camping opportunities for those who fancy being proximate to Jacksonville and Jacksonville Beach.

Cooksey’s RV Park, on the other hand, is under three miles from Adventure Landing in St. Augustine. Never be too far from fun things to do in the area, with several Florida RV campgrounds to deliver on comfort and convenience.

Getting around Adventure Landing, once you arrive at the location of your choosing, is generally easy. Everything from go-karts to mini-golf is available along well-marked pathways. Access is even easy on foot while visiting Shipwreck Island from Jacksonville Beach, too. RV travelers can save their bikes and skateboards for other fun Florida activities, like Anastasia State Park in St. Augustine.

The expected weather conditions may dictate what you wear and pack for a trip to Florida. For those visiting Shipwreck Island, alongside Adventure Landing at Jacksonville Beach, swimwear is required. Otherwise, casual clothing that suits the sunshine can see you as comfortable as possible.

Fancy visiting some of the best state parks and forests in Florida, like Jennings State Forest? Then consider packing a few outdoor-appropriate garments that will keep you comfortable, temperature-regulated, and safe from the sun.

Trying to ride go-karts, play laser tag, and have a go at a round of mini-golf is a bit tricky when you’re holding shopping bags. The less you bring with you from your motorhome, the more comfortable you can be while partaking in activities at Adventure Landing.

Lockers are available for rent at Jacksonville Beach but have not been at Jacksonville or St. Augustine. Visitors may bring in a water bottle and their wallet with payment cards and cash, but no outside food.

Health and safety should be any traveler's top priority as they navigate their way around Florida. Always wear sunscreen in the Sunshine State, and don’t forget bug spray for those outings into Osceola National Forest and similar. It also pays to drink plenty of water and carry a first-aid kit on your travels.

Travelers who book an RV rental in Florida may find it has all the equipment they need to cook up a storm. However, some Florida campgrounds also provide even more opportunities to flex those culinary muscles.

Ask your camp host about campfires and any communal kitchens you can share. There is also a grocery store proximate to each of the three Adventure Landing sites in Florida.

Visitors to any three of the amusement parks will not go hungry before or after exploring Adventure Landing. From divine seafood restaurants to quick and easy takeout joints, you’re spoiled for choice. The hardest part about dining in Florida will be deciding which place to visit. Broaden your sights to within ten miles of Jacksonville and St. Augustine to see the best of what the area has to offer.

What you grab for a bite to eat can depend on the Adventure Landing premises you visit. However, there is no shortage of pizza, nachos, burgers, snacks, drinks, and sweet treats to pique your curiosity. Combo deals are also available. Bring cash or payment cards to secure your food and beverage of choice.