RV rental Marco Island, FL: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

You could honestly spend the entirety of your vacation on the beaches of Marco Island and have a perfectly good time, but there's way more to explore. Florida is home to thousands of conservation areas, preserves, state parks, lakeside campgrounds, and beaches, so it is worth it to take your Marco Island camper rental for a spin around the Sunshine State in search of them. Collier-Seminole State Park can be found just over the bridge on the mainland, and like much of South Florida, there are lots of mangrove swamps, estuaries, wetlands, and salt marshes teeming with all sorts of wildlife. The park is home to several historic structures, buildings, and pieces of dredging machinery, as well as picnicking areas, hiking trails, and campgrounds where travelers may stay when they rent an RV. There are boat ramps for fishing and boating enthusiasts, and ample space to paddle around in a canoe or kayak too. Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park is another coastal park situated north of Naples on the mainland. There you can have access to the Cocohatchee River and the Gulf of Mexico. There are lots of wonderful animals to observe and photograph in the park, from bald eagles to endangered tortoises. The white sand beaches are stunning and full of possibilities, like swimming, surfing, snorkeling, scuba diving, beachcombing, sunbathing, and hiking along the water’s edge. There are boardwalks and picnic pavilions along the coast where you can sit and watch the sun set over the ocean. When you rent an RV in Marco Island, you are well within driving distance of Florida’s two major national parks. Everglades National Park is one of the best known national parks and the largest east of the Mississippi River. One and a half million acres of South Florida lie within the borders of the national park, home to alligators, black bears, snakes, panthers, and migratory birds of all shapes and sizes. You can boat out into the swamps and estuaries of the massive park, or stay put and enjoy a relaxing vacation camping in your Marco Island camper rental at one of the many campgrounds on-site. Biscayne National Park is over by Miami, known for being over 95% water. Only a small sliver of the park is actually located on land, so visiting this magical place requires snorkeling, scuba diving, or boating.