RV rental Cocoa, FL: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Florida has come to be known as the Sunshine State, and it is easy to see why when you arrive. The weather is wonderful and, consequently, Floridians and tourists alike choose to spend most of their time outdoors. Florida also benefits from having hundreds of conservation areas, state parks, national parks, national forests, and legendary sandy beaches. While Cocoa doesn’t have a whole lot of nature to behold in its immediate vicinity, the area surrounding it is chock-full of outdoor experiences. Across the river from Cocoa, Ulumay Wildlife Sanctuary is a spectacular place to hike around and observe coastal creatures in their natural habitat. You might even spot a manatee in the saltwater inlets of the sanctuary. Pine Island Conservation Area is another exciting opportunity to interact with local wildlife and learn a thing or two. The 1,000-acre park has lots of trails that bring visitors through strange looking mangrove forests, swamps, and marshes, while others choose to navigate and explore using a canoe. A couple hours north, near Daytona Beach , Ocala National Forest is a sprawling collection of habitats spanning over 600 square miles. Ocala lies between the Ocklawaha and St. Johns Rivers and is home to pine forests, scrub land, prairies, small deserts, and remnants of natural forest fires. Ocala has several campgrounds for you and your Cocoa camper rental to park and stay, and you can see many different animals, including black bears, so keep your food secured! No trip to Florida would be complete without a trip to one of the states two incredible national parks. Everglades National Park is the largest tropical wilderness in the entire United States, and protects over 1.5 million acres of land. Everglades is home to countless wildlife species, and you can see crocodiles, alligators, and even Florida’s own state animal, the panther. In addition to its accommodating campgrounds, the park is great for hiking, canoeing, kayaking, bird watching, and fishing. Biscayne National Park is unique because most of the park is underwater and protects a great number of coral reefs that are vital to the local ecosystem. Biscayne is just a short drive south from Miami in your Cocoa RV rental and is a can’t-miss opportunity for avid scuba divers and snorkelers. No matter where you choose to go, there are so many neat places to see when you book an RV rental in Cocoa with the hopes of exploring the Sunshine State.