RV rental Fort Clinch State Park, FL: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

RV camping at Fort Clinch State Park is a breeze. Between the two state park campgrounds, 63 RV sites can accommodate motorhome campers up to 48 feet long. Most sites are back-in only and come with water hookups and 30- and 50-amp electrical hookups. There are no full hookups in the park. Most sites are pet-friendly as long as your pup is well-behaved and on a leash. Fort Clinch State Park campers can also use the laundry facilities during certain hours. Additional amenities include public restrooms, hot showers, water spigots, and dump stations. If you plan to have a fire, firewood is available to buy as well. The park doesn't supply Wi-Fi, but cell phone reception is good for most major carriers. If you know ahead of time that you'll be camping at Fort Clinch State Park, you can book your spot up to 11 months in advance. A visitors' center is located in the park and is a great place to learn more information about the area you’re staying in. The park has some campsites, walkways, and trails which accommodate guests with disabilities, but make sure to check the website for specifics.

Remember on the old spy shows when characters would get to cruise down the bayou in a catamaran? Well that can be you! Head to Amelia Island and book yourself a backwater boat tour. Your tour guide will teach you how to operate your custom-built adventure boat, then it’s your turn to traverse the water behind your guide. Go fast or slow, whatever pace you feel comfortable with, but make sure to look for wildlife. You might just see some dolphins, turtles, wild horses, or exotic sea birds. Do you have that wild spirit for spirits? Head over to Fernandina Beach. This is where the magic happens. See the behind-the-scenes action where all the rum, whiskey, and vodka are made at the city's own distillery. Sample some of your favorites or buy a whole bottle. You'll find the distillery, as well as a brewpub and beer garden, right off the coast of the Amelia River and only an eight-minute drive (or 40-minute walk) from the Fort Clinch State Park. Thinking of going on a guided nature walk? Egan’s Creek Greenway is just a short drive down the road. There are over 300 acres of grassland along Egan’s Creek which you can explore by foot or by bicycle. No motorized vehicles are allowed on the greenway. Enjoy scoping out the wildlife on a guided tour or go out on your own. Use caution when sightseeing; alligators and bobcats call this place home, so make sure to observe these fascinating creatures from afar. You might also get to see bald eagles, osprey, or blue herons. When you feel your RV camping trip to Fort Clinch State Park is finished, you'll find several gas stations within a 20-minute radius where you can fill your tank. Then I-95 is right down the road where you can head up the coast or south towards Jacksonville.