RV rentals in Clermont, Florida are warmly welcomed here! You’ll find a wide variety of places to stay in your rental RV, ranging from upscale resorts to peaceful accommodations with simple amenities. For a full amenity experience, take your Clermont RV rental to the Orlando Southwest KOA Holiday, just 30 miles south of the city. This campground has 50 amp hookups, cable TV, WiFi, a year-round pool, dog park and bike rentals. Clerbrook Golf and RV Resort features pristine bathrooms, a swimming pool and spa, exercise room, ping pong tables, hot showers, and a nice golf course. Lake Louisa State Park, just a few minutes from Clermont, offers fishing, picnic areas, overnight backpack trails, BBQ grills, a beach, full hookups and dump station, toilets and showers, and more. There are lakeside sites, as well as sites that are tucked-in and more private.

Of course, the Clermont area in central Florida is mostly famous for its theme parks. Some of the more well-known attractions include Walt Disney World, Epcot Center and Universal Studios. But, there’s much more to Clermont than its proximity to theme parks. Plus, within a short distance, usually less than an hour, you’ll have access to world-class museums, zoos, dining experiences and plenty of opportunities to shop. The President’s Hall of Fame features exhibits and a replica of the White House and Mt. Rushmore. The world famous Florida Citrus Tower is located in Clermont. This vintage attraction is loads of fun, and worth a visit. Incredible vistas from the top of the tower are panoramic and really give you a feel for the area. Founded in the 1800s, Clermont boasts historical areas rare in this part of Florida. Clermont Historic Village Museum has preserved buildings, displays and activities that feature local history. In nearby Orlando, the Orange County Regional History Center, located in downtown, features displays and interactive exhibits on the history of the central Florida area. For art buffs, visit the Orlando Museum of Art. Another world-class art museum is the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art. Of course, you can visit funky and fun “museums” like Ripley’s Believe it or Not, Madame Tussauds and the unique Skeletons Museum of Osteology, too. Historic Downtown Clermont features beautiful and quaint plaza architecture, shops and restaurants. There are also “First Friday Food Truck” nights, great small mom-and-pop shops and art galleries. This downtown area is located near the lake park, so you can make an entire day of fun. The Saturday farmers market also takes place downtown, with fresh produce, local honey, seafood, crafts and live music.