Cabins near Fort Lauderdale

Experience unique natural habitats from wetlands to waterfront while camping near Fort Lauderdale.

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Fort Lauderdale

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2 top cabins sites near Fort Lauderdale

The Nest at El Tesoro

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Southwest Ranches, FL

Learn more about this land:The Nest at El Tesoro is a peaceful place to have an incredible experience for couples. Get cozy and settle into this rustic space.Surround yourself with nature without leaving the City Wake up in a farm plenty of birds including roosters and hens .

Miami Pool Oasis

2 sites · Lodging1 acre · El Portal, FL

A tranquil & spacious well-kept secret for a great stay when visiting Miami. You'll discover a lovely saltwater pool and a superb tropical outdoor entertainment space. The property consists of a main house with 3 bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, ample indoor space, and a pool house with its kitchenette, bedroom, and bathroom. Before making a reservation, please review our house rules, which cover our Guest Services Agreement, our ID verification, and damage waiver with our partner Superhog. Also, be aware that Hipcamp is a little weird with their pricing so you'll more than likely get a better rate on our website - www.miamivacationstays.com. The space Our beautifully decorated 4-bedroom property with modern finishes & amenities creates unforgettable family stays! - Miami - 10 min, 3.5 miles / 5.6 km away - Free parking for 3 cars - Big saltwater pool (15x25 ft / 4.5x7.6 m) - Comfortable sunloungers & umbrellas - Fire pit & Outdoor dining area - Well-equipped kitchen & Propane Grill - Lifesize outdoor games, Foosball & tons of board games - Smart TVs - All rooms - Fast fiber internet & Wi-Fi system - 300+ Mbps Great for remote work THE SPACE: The Miami Pool Oasis is a peaceful, 4 bedroom, 3 full bathroom modern and comfortable place to stay and unwind in a beautiful, quiet neighborhood close to Miami. RELAX IN OUR COMFORTABLE BEDROOMS Inside the Oasis you’ll find comfortable king-size beds in all bedrooms. A master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and a separate library/sitting room. The other two bedrooms are on the opposite side with easy access to a full bathroom with tub/shower. The fourth bedroom is in the pool house, a separate building, with a comfy queen-sized bed, a kitchenette, a private sitting area with a large work desk, and a full bathroom. All of our bedrooms feature Smart TVs, high-end linens, and bath towels. OPEN FLOOR PLAN COMMON AREA LETS YOU GATHER AND ENJOY The open floor plan boasts a relaxing living room, a spacious dining room, and a fully stocked kitchen well equipped for entertaining your group. ENJOY THE MAGIC CITY IN A PEACEFUL PLACE TO STAY You’ll find the WiFi internet amazing for remote working from home. Smart TVs in every room are set up for you to log into your favorite streaming service. ENJOY AN OUTDOOR AREA - FIREPIT, CABANA, SUNLOUNGERS, POOL AND HAMMOCK Outside you’ll enjoy a tropical pool deck, with comfortable shaded loungers around the large pool during the day and a magically lit garden and gazebo for evening entertaining. Solar-powered outdoor light, illuminate the property in the evening. MAIN HOUSE: - Kitchen - 3 Bedrooms with King Beds and large closets - 2 full bathrooms with tubs/showers - Dining Area with long Dining table - Living Room w/ 65” Smart TV - Large Workspace w/ Foosball table POOL HOUSE: - Kitchenette - Bedroom w/ Queen Bed - Private Living Room w/ 60” Smart TV - Workspace with a big desk and comfortable sofa bed. - Full Bathroom with Tub/Shower ADDITIONAL REQUESTS: - Parents of infants and toddlers can request a pack-and-play and a high chair. (Please bring your own sheets and bedding for the pack-and-play.) - The pool can be heated in the winter. Please request pool heating at the time of the booking via the guest portal. Come stay with us! We would love to host you. Our goal is to ensure your arrival and check-in are the beginning of a relaxing stay in Miami. Guest access Guests receive a personal code that activates at their check-in time and deactivates at their check-out time. There are two smart locks - one on the entrance of the main house and one on the pool house. The whole property is available for your use.El Portal is the smallest municipality in Miami-Dade County less than a mile from I95 and close to Miami and Fort Lauderdale airports. It’s s short drive to beaches and the attractions and shopping in downtown Miami. Other things to note Book your stay with us and save the 12% guest fee Airbnb charges you on other listings. We believe that pricing should be simple, and transparent, so the only fees you'll see when you book the Miami Pool Oasis will be our cleaning fee and the taxes that Airbnb collects. That's it. We pay 100% of the commission Airbnb charges you. (You will see an additional guest fee in the other listings). I don't know if you know this: you're paying an extra 12-14% on top of other bookings to Airbnb. We also believe the short-term rental industry should be a safe place for hosts and guests to transact. That is why we have partnered with Superhog, a company that specializes in verifications and screening, conducting the same checks on all hosts that use their platform so that you can be confident that you are staying with a legitimate host. Superhog administers the damage waiver and we will send you a rental agreement to sign. GUEST LINENS & TOWELS PROVIDED: Guests are provided our premium linens as part of their stay at no additional cost: fitted sheets, top sheets, blankets, pillows, and cooling comforters are provided. We also provide 2 bath towels, 1 hand towel, 1 washcloth, and 1 pool towel per guest. NO SMOKING/PARTIES/EVENTS!

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Cabins near Fort Lauderdale guide

Overview

Florida camping near Fort Lauderdale is just as much about the land as it is about the water. The pristine, aquamarine waters of the nearby Florida Keys call out to divers and snorkelers as they come face-to-face with sea turtles and more than 600 native fish. The saltwater marshes, wetlands, and mangrove forests offer a quintessential Florida experience with great wildlife viewing opportunities—tour by airboat to spot local gators and manatees. Hipcampers can rough it in the backcountry, with plenty of great hiking and biking spots or indulge in a glamping spot or peaceful cabin by the lake. Fort Lauderdale camping is as diverse as the area’s flora and fauna.

Where to go

Everglades National Park

Less than a 90-minute drive southwest of Fort Lauderdale, Everglades National Park covers over 1.5 million acres of wetlands. Hipcampers looking for a standard Florida wildlife adventure love exploring the marshes and mangroves, home to alligators, manatees, anhinga, and even Florida panthers. Choose between tent camping, RV camping, and group sites in the frontcountry, or go deeper to stay a few nights in the backcountry “chickees.” Accessible only by water, these wooden structures with thatched roofs and open sides stand a few feet above the water.

Biscayne National Park

Most parks have a lot of land, with maybe a river running through them or lakes in the middle. Biscayne National Park is the exact opposite: It’s mostly water with a few spots of land. Ideal for boating, canoeing, or kayaking, this is where you’ll find North America’s only living coral barrier reef. Dive among the wealth of biodiversity, including moray eels, sea turtles, anemones, dolphins, and more. Make advance reservations at Elliot Key Group Campground if you want campsite grills, showers, and drinking water.

Jonathan Dickinson State Park

North of Fort Lauderdale, just past the nightlife scene in West Palm Beach, Jonathan Dickinson State Park is the largest state park in southeast Florida. A nature lover’s paradise, its 11,500 acres of preserved coastal land are home to 13 natural habitats. Explore some of them via hiking trails, boat tours, canoeing, or even horse-pulled wagon and watch the landscape transition from mangrove swamps to coastal sand hills, pine scrub forests, and upland lakes. The Elsa Kimbell Environmental Education and Research Center offers family programming, great for learning more about the area’s history. Don’t forget to visit the former home of Trapper Nelson, known as the “Wildman of the Loxahatchee.”

When to go

The best time to go camping near Fort Lauderdale is during the winter months, between December and April. It’s still quite warm, since this is Florida, after all. Daytime highs hover in the 70s with overnight lows in the 60s. Rain is minimal, and wildlife viewing is better during winter, too. Summer camping isn’t recommended, not only because of the unbearably hot temperatures, but because summer is the wettest, muggiest, and stormiest time with the added threat of hurricanes.