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Ellenton, FL, resides on the banks of the Manatee River on the Gulf of Mexico side of Florida. The tiny community is close to 5 miles north of Bradenton, and about 20 miles away from Sarasota, which is to the south. To the north, Tampa is about 40 miles away. Ellenton is known for its old-style Florida neighborhoods and a touch of rural vibe.

Nearby attractions include riverboat tours, a riverfront park, a historic pier, miles of beaches, and a number of popular snorkeling and scuba diving locations, and dolphin boat tours.

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The Great Outdoors

Book an RV in Ellenton, FL, and a whole world of adventures will open up for you to explore.

Bask on tens of miles of white, sandy beaches and enjoy the pristine blue water. The St. Petersburg and Largo beaches are popular destinations. To get away from the crowds, visit the Siesta Key, Cortez, Coquina, and Lido Key beaches. Partake in any number of aquatic activities such as scuba diving lessons, snorkeling, parasailing, biking, walking or running, and beach games like beach volleyball, fishing, and sailing. Hit the season dolphin tours and snorkeling tours, where you’ll sight a number of aquatic life in the warm, aquamarine waters, dolphins included.

If you enjoy bird-watching, the nearby Felts Audubon Preserve is home to 163 avian species and 33 butterfly species. The preserve offers a few miles of footpaths and a bird blind for its visitors to use.

The Terra Ceia Preserve, which encompasses nearly 2,000 acres of land along the mouth of Tampa Bay, consists of mangrove forests, fresh and saltwater wetlands and marshes, and beaches. Head out canoeing or kayaking or hiking and search for rare, elusive wildlife.

Kiss an alligator and learn about the Florida reptiles and amphibians, after you park your luxury RV rental from Ellenton, at the local reptiles and amphibian conservation center!

RV Parks

When you rent a camper trailer in Ellenton, FL, you’ll need someplace to set up for a few nights. The Ellenton Gardens RV Resort, which is a little bit further inland, boasts full hookups for your RV, WiFi, and offers fishing access.

Winterset RV Resort, which is just off the highway 41, is a 55+ community. In addition to the usual amenities, it has a number of activities including tennis and pickleball courts and shuffleboards. There is fishing access on the creek that borders the property.

Fisherman’s Cove RV Resort offers direct waterway access to the Terra Ceia Bay, with a boat ramp and kayak launch, and a number of other luxury amenities like a clubhouse, a spa, a tiki hut, and an on-site gym.

Should you need a quick overnight stay, consider Walmart, truck stops or larger grocery stores. The sole Walmart within a ten-miles radius is found in Palmetto, Fl, just a few miles from Ellenton and camping may be allowed. Be sure to check with the manager for permission beforehand. There are also a handful of gas stations that might meet your needs. Being located near St. Petersburg and Largo, RV rental near Ellenton is common, therefore; you should be able to find great amenities.

Exploring the City

There are several attractions within a few miles’ radius, including theaters, museums, and art galleries. The Gamble Plantation, officially a Florida State Park in Ellenton, is a former sugarcane plantation. Explore the antebellum home and the grounds. Tours are available. Step back into history at the Manatee Historic Village in Bradenton, and learn about the founding of Manatee County and explore the authentic buildings and steam engine.

The Mote Marine Lab and Aquarium has more than 100 species of marine life, including sharks, manatees, and sea turtles, on site. Explore the interactive exhibits, touch pools, and watch lab techs work on their research. There is also a ‘50s style diner that offers an array of menu items.

Visit Sarasota and Anna Maria Island using the Manatee and Longboat Key Trolleys. The trolley services run all day and is a great way to tour the two towns and check out the boutique shops, visit any number of chic restaurants, art galleries, and museums along the route.

Ringling Museum of Art is a quirky attraction: it’s a place of art, architecture, and circus. It strives to engage the visitors by experimenting with exhibitions, performances, and programming. Self-guided and guided tours are available; call ahead for the schedule.

Ellenton is a prime central spot for you to park your rental RV and enjoy the best that Florida has to offer: warm sun, white beaches, turquoise waters, and endless outdoor activities. Rent a travel trailer in Ellenton, FL, and visit the coast at sunset to watch the sun sink into the tranquil seas. Don't forget to sample the local cuisine, Mexican BBQ, and seafood.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds


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  • Emerson Point Park Loop Trail, FLPalmetto, FL
  • Desoto National Memorial Park Trail, FLBradenton, FL
  • Robinson Preserve Paddle, FLDe Soto National Memorial, FL
  • Robinson's Preserve Trail, FLBradenton, FL
  • Spoonbill Trail and Osprey Loop, FLBradenton, FL
  • Heron's Nest Nature Park Loop, FLSarasota, FL
  • Red Loop Trail, FLLake Manatee State Park, FL
  • Manatee River: Rye Wilderness Park to Fort Hamer, FLLake Manatee State Park, FL
  • Gopher Trail - Loop, FLLake Manatee State Park, FL
  • Egmont Key from Anna Maria Island, FLAnna Maria, FL

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