Holiday Park Campground

Everglades National Park is less than an hour's drive south when you're RV camping at Holiday Park Campground. This park represents the largest subtropical wilderness in the United States. Its incredible scenic landscapes are home to many endangered species like the American alligator, Florida panther, and manatee. This park covers about 1.5 million acres of wetlands in southern Florida and has three entrances. You can explore the area by kayak, boat, or on foot. There are some observation decks and hiking trails too, but the best way to see the wildlife is by paddling, as you may encounter an alligator, manatee, or dolphin. Biscayne National Park is located on Biscayne Bay north of Key Largo. This wonderful park offers incredible underwater views and experiences. The park consists of islands, coral reefs, and lots of water. This is the best place for snorkeling and diving in the area, but you can also go fishing, boating, and swimming in the bay. Canoeing and kayaking are probably the best ways to explore the shoreline and see the diverse wildlife that lives here. If you decide to go diving, you'll have the opportunity to see various shipwrecks from the pirate era, only some of the unique underwater attractions you may encounter in this fantastic park. J.W. Corbett Wildlife Management Area is a 90-minute drive north of Holiday Park Campground and is one of the best hunting and fishing parks in this part of Florida. It also has a network of trails, including a trail through cypress wetland, where you can go hiking, bird watching, and wildlife watching. Some of the animals living here include bobcats, indigo snakes, red-cockaded woodpeckers, sandhill cranes, and wading birds.