The Great Outdoors RV, Nature and Golf Resort

If you weren’t already impressed with what the park has to offer, then surely the beaches and parks of central Florida will convince you to rent an RV near Titusville. Little Big Econ State Forest is one of the closest outdoor recreation areas to the campground, with 10,000 acres of forest and swampland. Guests may go hiking, biking, horseback riding, fishing, swimming, or hunting at this lovely forest or even do some primitive tent camping. To the north, Blue Spring State Park is well known for its warmer temperatures that attract lots of large manatees throughout the year. Guests can do some canoeing, kayaking, swimming, fishing, wildlife watching, and even scuba diving while visiting, and there is a pleasant campground you can stay at too when you bring your campervan rental along. Lake Kissimmee State Park is easy to find when you drive inland towards Orlando, with over 30,000 acres of lake to explore by boat or kayak. Over 50 endangered animals and plants call the lakefront park home, and there is a 60-site campground to make use of too. Bobcats, bald eagles, and whooping cranes are easy to spot while hiking around Lake Kissimmee, a birdwatcher’s dream. Not far from the campground, Canaveral National Seashore remains one of the most stunning sketches of undeveloped seashore in the region. Twenty-five miles of uninterrupted beachfront account for one of the largest stretches of beach in the state, with plenty of sand and surf to splash around in. Go swimming, build sandcastles, camp out, ride some waves, or watch space shuttles launch at the nearby space center in Cape Canaveral when you visit this storied seashore on the barrier island.