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Deep Lake is a natural lake in the Big Cypress National Preserve in southern Florida. The preserve spans several different counties; however, Deep Lake is in Collier County. The lake was formed as a natural sinkhole, making it one of the deepest lakes in all of Florida. It’s also one of the deepest lakes south of Lake Okeechobee. Deep Lake is about 98 feet deep in most parts.

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Getting Outdoors

As one of the deepest lakes in Florida and a fairly uncultivated area, Deep Lake offers several different outdoors opportunities. Fishing is one of the main attractions for many people camping with an RV in south Florida. Anglers fishing Deep Lake have caught gar, Nothern Pike, trout, sunfish, perch, different species of bass, and bluegill. Fish can be caught with fly fishing rigs, spinning rigs, or baitcasting rigs.

Camping at Deep Lake

Located at the edge of Big Cypress National Preserve, Deep Lake offers many camping opportunities within the preserve. Midway Campground, a campground within the preserve, offers access for big rigs as well as electric hookups. Campers can fish and hike near their campsites as well. Many of the lots are asphalt, and a few are gravel.

Exploring the Area

Deep Lake is located in the heart of the Florida Everglades; as such, many of the attractions focus on the unique nature and history of the region. The Museum of the Everglades is one such example. Located in Everglades City, the museum explores the history of Everglades City and the Everglades as a whole. The museum itself was opened in 1927 as a laundry facility. It has been since restored to its original appearance. Should you be a history enthusiast search for an RV in Collier County, FL, and keep this museum in mind.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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  • Big Cypress Bend Boardwalk, FLCollier-Seminole State Park, FL
  • Fire Prairie Trail, FLBig Cypress National Preserve, FL
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  • Long Lake and Bird Rookery Canoe Trail, FLNaples, FL
  • Sea Grape Drive Canoe Trail, FLBig Cypress National Preserve, FL
  • Turner River and Halfway Creek Canoe Trails, FLBig Cypress National Preserve, FL
  • Turner Road, Wagon Wheel Road, and Birdon Road Scenic Drive Loop, FLBig Cypress National Preserve, FL
  • Collier-Seminole Hiking Trail, FLCollier-Seminole State Park, FL
  • Collier-Seminole Bike & Hike, FLCollier-Seminole State Park, FL

Recent RV rental reviews in Deep Lake

Brandon M.

March, 2026

Nick was amazing! Fully explained the RV, available for any questions. The RV was perfect for our Festival, no issues at all! would highly recommend.
Michael E.

March, 2026

Great RV! Like New! Would definitely recommend!
Anthony M.

March, 2026

Rented for a trip to and from an Orlando Magic game and had a great experience. The ride was very comfortable and had music and TV for entertainment both ways, which made the ride even better.

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