RV rental Lake Manatee State Park, FL: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

It’s a good idea to park your RV rental at Lake Manatee State Park to enjoy easy access to the park’s recreational attractions. There is a 60-site campground very close to the beach and fishing areas. The sites are equipped with big rig access, water, and 30 AMP electric service, with a dump station at the entrance to the campground. Restrooms and showers are available, and cell phone coverage is decent. There’s a large play area for the kids to run around in. You can bring your four-legged friends along too, but remember to keep them on a leash at all times. If you want to camp in an RV near Lake Manatee State Park, consider St. Petersburg Madeira KOA, with over 400 sites. There are pull-thru sites with full hookups, big rig access, a dump station, 30 and 50 AMP electric service, sewers, and water. There are cottages and cabins for rent. Amenities include restrooms, showers, laundry, a camp store, propane, firewood, group kitchen, and picnic shelter. There are lots of recreational activities available as well, including pool access, a playground for the kids, a pet area, and nature trails. About 36 miles from the park in Nokomis is the Royal Coachman RV Resort, another option to consider for your rental motorhome at Lake Manatee State Park. This well-equipped park comes with pull-thru sites, full hookups, big rig access, water and electricity, sewers, public phone access, WiFi and cell phone coverage, restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities. You can’t pitch tents here though, so keep that in mind.

A Manatee County camper will serve you well on your adventures through the state park and its surrounding areas. Once you’ve explored the park, make your way to the city of Bradenton. There is a lot to see and do in this city that boasts of old Florida history displayed in its architecture, parks, and nature reserves. If you enjoy art, make a trip to the Village of the Arts that features a very interesting collection of colorfully restored cottages dating back to the 1920’s and 1930’s. The bustling downtown is another area you wouldn’t want to miss. The Riverwalk offers scenic views and a stroll by is a must when in Bradenton. For history buffs, a visit to the South Florida Museum takes you through the history of the city, county and the state of Florida. If you haven’t had enough of being in the outdoors, then Bradenton has no dearth of outdoor spaces. Robinson Preserve is an oasis of nature. You could also visit the Cortez Fishing Village, a thriving fishing community across the bay from Bradenton Beach. The Manatee Village Historical Park is a collection of historically important buildings dating back to the 1800’s when the county was founded. To experience the laidback charm of this town, go ahead and indulge in a meal or two. From easy-going casual pubs to rustic coastal cuisine, you’ll be spoiled for choice here.