Lake Kissimmee Campground

The Great Outdoors

Motorhome camping at Lake Kissimmee Campground comes with access to plenty of fun outdoor attractions. The state park is located between Lake Kissimmee, Tiger Lake, and Lake Rosalie, making it a popular destination for water sports. There are boat launches on-site if you have your own watercraft, or you can rent one from one of the many outfitters in the nearby town of Winter Haven. This is also a popular place to go fishing, with hundreds of great spots to set up along the shoreline. In particular, this is a great place for bass and crappie fishing, but you may find other fish species too. You can also go paddling, snorkeling, tubing, and more - it's an excellent place for almost all water sports.When you rent an RV near Lake Kissimmee Campground, you'll also be in an excellent place for horseback riding. If you have horses, you can bring them as long as they have the proper vaccinations. If you are interested in exploring the equestrian trails but don't have your own horse, contact one of the many nearby stables to learn more about guided tours.There are lots of excellent trails for hiking and mountain biking near this central Florida campground. There are over 20 miles of trails that take you through the wetlands and along the shores of the lakes. Since the terrain is relatively flat, there are trails available for people of all ability levels. This is also a great place to see some of Florida's most sought-after wildlife - you might see white-tailed deer, cranes, bald eagles, and bobcats.

Exploring the Area

Central Florida is very diverse in terms of landscapes and attractions to explore. While you are in the park itself, be sure to visit Cow Camp, an accurate re-enactment of a cattle camp from 1876. This was an important stop for cattle drivers as they took their herds to the coast, where they would board a boat to Cuba. This is a great way to learn about one of the most unique parts of Florida's history.Another popular nearby attraction is the Bok Tower Gardens, which are located in nearby Lake Wales. It's known for its beautiful singing tower with carillon bells and serves as a bird and plant sanctuary. There is an exhibit hall and museum on-site where you can learn more about the history of the gardens. The gardens also frequently host events, so check the calendar to see what's going on when you book an RV in Polk County. If you drive farther east, you will hit the city of Lakeland, which is home to several interesting cultural attractions. The Polk Museum of Art hosts a collection of global art that spans several eras. Hollis Garden is another popular attraction in the city, known for its beautiful fountains.The nearest gas stations and grocery stores to this campground are in the town of Lake Wales. This is a great place to stock up on essentials before heading into the state park. There are also several restaurants in town where you can get a satisfying meal. The town has a selection of barbecue, seafood, Italian, Chinese, and, of course, classic American diners.