RV rental Sebastian Inlet State Park, FL: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Motorhome camping at Sebastian Inlet State Park is allowed. It offers 51 sites that feature amenities such as a fire ring, grill, picnic tables, trash pickup, electric, hot showers, and WiFi. The maximum length allowed of a campervan here is 40 feet. When you do search for an RV rental in Brevard County, you should also note that this campground has a strict check-in and check-out time. While reservations are not needed, it is recommended. Pets are allowed at the campground but not on the local beaches. Many of the RV sites available come with stunning views of the inlet and are just a short walk away from the beach. If you want to grab a bite to eat, the park has a small eatery where visitors can grab some snacks or light meals.

You’ll find a handful of places to visit with your motorhome rental. A quick drive over to Vero Beach is the McKee Botanical Garden. Created in 1929, this 18-acre garden is filled with tropical plants, such as orchids, palm trees, and stone bridges. It has many hidden-away places to wander through, including a newly opened Children’s Garden which features sculptures, a bee garden, and other fun things for kids (and those young at heart) to explore. The garden also hosts art exhibits throughout the year and has a small cafe. Should you have extra time, take your RV on a two-hour drive to Orlando to visit one of its many theme parks. This includes Walt Disney World and Universal Studios. These renowned parks are known for their unique rides and shows. Admission is required to enter them so plan accordingly. Another possible place of interest to take your travel trailer to is Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park. Covering 54,000 acres, this state park is considered to be one of the best places in Florida to view the night sky, including the Milky Way, due to there being no light pollution. In addition to this, the state park is known for its vast grasslands and prairies which are home to various types of wildlife, such as owls and sparrows. About an hour away from the park in Port Canaveral is the Cape Canaveral Lighthouse. Built in 1848, the lighthouse was designed to help prevent ships from crashing into the shoals that lined the coast. Tours are available of this historic structure although reservations need to be made in advance. Keep in mind there is a steep climb to the top, and there are strict clothing rules to help prevent injuries, such as no flip flops.