RV camping near Lakeland

Drive past Tampa, but stop before you reach Orlando. Lakeland isn’t on the Gulf of Mexico or the Atlantic Ocean—but, as its name suggests, there’s no shortage of water. Campsites in Lakeland surround some of Florida’s most pristine lakes. RVers need not worry about beach access, as many RV resorts come with waterfront views. Imagine playing pickleball after a picnic lunch along Lake Parker or Lake Hancock. As for water activities, swimmers and kayakers will keep busy at a Lakeland campsite with a boat launch. For golfers, clubhouses pepper the area, so you don’t have to choose between a good night’s sleep and a good game. Beyond outdoor activities, Lakeland’s antique shops and unique architecture create an exciting scavenger hunt for art and history fanatics. Campers clearly range in interests, but, luckily, so do Lakeland RV resorts. Here, it’s easy to find an RV site that suits your camping style.