Those who book an RV in Citrus County can drive 10 minutes to Homosassa Springs or head north to Crystal River or south to Spring Hill. There are so many things to see and do when you rent a motorhome in Homosassa.

The Great Outdoors

There are a plethora of natural areas surrounding Homosassa and each offers abundant outdoor activities for all abilities and ages. Your only trouble will be fitting it all in once you get your Homosassa luxury RV rental.

Between Homosassa and Homosassa Springs is the Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park, located on Suncoast Boulevard. Once a popular swimming spot close to Homosassa Springs Train Station, the park is now a haven for many species of wildlife including bobcats, black bears, alligators, whooping cranes, and even the rare Florida Panther. There is a one mile hiking trail that winds through the forested area partly on an elevated boardwalk. Plus, bird watching, wildlife tours, and picnic areas. The park’s most unique feature is its underwater dome which visitors can walk through and observe freshwater fish such as large jacks and snoops, as well as manatee.

If you take your RV rental near Homosassa east towards Inverness, you can visit the Citrus Wildlife Management Area. The 50,000-acre area is teeming with wildlife; gopher tortoise, white-tailed deer, and indigo snakes are just a few of species that inhabit this natural area. It’s also home to around 60 colonies of the red-cockaded woodpecker. Aside from wildlife spotting, one of the best things to do in the park is to rent a canoe or kayak and take to the Wildlife Management Area’s waterways. There are a range of paddling trails stretching from easy family trips to strenuous multi-day excursions. The area hosts a variety of hiking, biking, and horseback riding trails too which pass a combination of woodland, creeks, and sinkholes. Some of these trails connect to the 1,300-mile Florida National Scenic Trail. If you feel like parking your Homosassa camper rental and diving into the wilderness then the Citrus Wildlife Management Area is equipped with a primitive campsite.

Driving a few miles south of Homosassa you’ll arrive in Homosassa Wildlife Management Area which is made up of a total of 5,000 acres. Along with a wide variety of bird species, the park hosts a network of nature trails known as The Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail. Nearby is the Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge, which is home to over 25 types of land mammals, more than 50 reptile species, and over 250 types of birds. This 31,000-acre refuge contains rivers, marshes, and saltwater bays. It’s a dream come true for wildlife photographers and animal lovers.