The best camping near Stump Pass Beach State Park

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J and P Creekside Retreat

8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents16 acres · Punta Gorda, FL

Nestled on an sprawling 16.8-acre expanse along the picturesque Shell Creek, our location is a haven for nature enthusiasts. The property is adorned with a lush canopy of diverse trees, showcasing an array of Oak, Hickory, Cypress, Pine, and Sable palms. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of our surroundings as you embark on a journey to boat, swim, and fish amidst the stunning natural beauty of Charlotte County, Florida. The waters of Shell Creek beckon you to explore its depths, while the vibrant native wildlife adds to the allure of our idyllic setting. Whether you're seeking a serene kayaking adventure or a leisurely paddleboarding excursion, we offer rentals to enhance your experience on the water. Discover the enchanting landscapes and rich biodiversity that define Charlotte County. From the rustling leaves of the Oak and Hickory trees to the graceful Cypress and Pine, our property is a testament to the beauty of Florida's natural habitat. Sable palms sway gently in the breeze, creating a soothing atmosphere that invites you to unwind and connect with the great outdoors. Indulge in the ultimate escape as you partake in the various activities our location has to offer. Whether you prefer a day of boating on Shell Creek, casting a line for a relaxing fishing session, or simply basking in the beauty of the surroundings, our 16.8-acre haven provides a perfect retreat. Experience the best of Charlotte County, Florida, where every moment is an opportunity to embrace the wonders of nature. Come and create lasting memories as you revel in the tranquility, adventure, and natural splendor our location has in abundance.

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Camp Champ

14 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Zolfo Springs, FL

Camp Champ is a family friendly adventure. Sits on 10 acres of land. On Charlie Creek we have a dock for easy access where you can fish, fossil hunt, kayak, canoe and trails to ride. Sit back and enjoy the campfire. Tons of nature and wildlife. You can tent camp, rent our RV or bring your own RV. We have electric, water, bathroom and outdoor kitchen. Game room with ping pong, ring toss, wiffle ball, corn hole, playground and swings. Plenty of shaded areas. You will absolutely love this place. Check out our new mini farm, treats $5. Fresh farm eggs $5. Kayak or canoe $50. ATV $150.

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Area 61 Camping

10 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Arcadia, FL

Area 61 is a natural 5 acre property with a creek that feeds into the Peace River. We have many different types of wild life that visit including white tail deer, turkeys, alligators, otters, armadillos and all types of birds including owls. We also have access to the Peace River for canoeing and kayaking trips. Along the creek we also have several terraced waterfalls that provide a wonderful wetland area for the wildlife.

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Rasayana Cove

2 sites · Lodging25 acres · Ona, FL

Rasayana Cove is a 25-acre eco-retreat located in the heartland of west central Florida. An hour's drive east of Sarasota surrounded by vast tracts of orange groves and ranch land, Rasayana Cove has been operating as a small retreat center since 1995. The long eastern boundary borders Horse Creek, a major tributary of the Peace River. The property features two spring-fed ponds - one small and the other large. The cabins are accessible by well constructed shell-topped roads with good drainage and a variety of nature pathways. A natural ecosystem remains undisturbed in the middle of the property - a Florida bay head of native flora and wildlife. While most of the state is crowded and overdeveloped, this eco-retreat offers a haven of peace in the pristine nature of Florida

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Bell Oaks Ranch 5 min from Beach

9 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Englewood, FL

Going on Year 4 as a hipcamp host! We are so grateful to have met such wonderful guests over the years! This land is very special to us and we hope you enjoy it as much as we do. The perfect place to unwind and disconnect from the busy day to day surrounded by nature, farm animals and wildlife. Located in one of the best spots in SW Florida! Hiking trails, horse farms, shopping, restaurants, recreational activities and within minutes from the beautiful FL beaches. Ideal for a weekend getaway or a snowbird vacation!

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Orange River Getaway

4 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Fort Myers, FL

Welcome to our 5 acre property tucked away in Buckingham Rural Community. You will have direct river access! My family fell in love with this property when we rescued it from disrepair, it was once known as "Harmony Gardens" and we invite you to join us bringing back the glory. Our property is home to all kinds of wildlife, we have cardinals, bluejays, barred owls, herons, swallow-tailed kites, warblers, huge pileated woodpeckers, and if you wander to the water you may see an alligator or manatee depending on the season. Orange River is the river that passes through the highly rated Manatee Park, we have kayaks and paddleboards available for your pleasure at an additional cost. We have typical comfort restaurants such as Cracker Barrel and Waffle house nearby but I would suggest local flavors of Buckingham Farms and Rum Bucket Grill. I-75 is about 10 minutes away so although we are tucked away, most of FL isnt too far for a day's trip.

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Privacy in Fort Ogden

6 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Arcadia, FL

Welcome to Privacy in Fort Ogden! We are located in Fort Ogden, 45 minutes north of Fort Myers, FL. We have 3 tent campsites available to choose from. We can accommodate vehicles up to 30ft in length. The sites are flat, no hookups are available at this time. Amenities include a picnic table, toilet, potable water, and a fire ring We are pet-friendly (on leash). Small dogs are not recommended unless you keep a very close eye on them. This is a farm, cows, donkeys, coyote etc. can pose a threat to a small animal. Campfires permitted.

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Hub on A and Dub

3 sites · RVs1 acre · Fort Myers, FL

Old Florida style property with gardens. Plenty of room to park and relax. Water and power provided. 10-15 minute drive to Fort Myers Beach and Sanibel. Bikes and kayaks available for use. Restaurants and grocery stores just down the street. Historic downtown Fort Myers offers lots of entertainment, restaurants and shops.

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Joyful Cedar Farm

4 sites · RVs, Tents1 acre · Tice, FL

Nestled in a serene urban setting, our unique permaculture homestead offers an RV lot for rent, along with a few tent spaces. This is an ideal spot for those seeking a harmonious blend of city convenience and sustainable living. Our homestead is designed with permaculture principles, ensuring a lush, productive environment that promotes biodiversity and self-sufficiency. Tap in with internet service or decompress by a fire. You'll be surrounded by thriving gardens, fruit trees, and a variety of native plants, all maintained using eco-friendly practices. Guests are welcome to participate in our gardening activities, learn about permaculture, or simply relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Located just minutes from downtown, you'll have easy access to local attractions, dining, and shopping, while still enjoying the tranquility of our green oasis. Located right near the river, perfect for fishing or launching a kayak or canoe. We're also close to Manatee Park and just off I-75, providing easy access to all the local beaches and nature trails. Enjoy the best of both nature and convenience during your stay! Our urban permaculture homestead offers a unique and enriching experience. Book your stay today and immerse yourself in sustainable urban living!

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Costa Myakka

4 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Myakka City, FL

Welcome to the "Wild and Scenic Myakka River"! Our 20 acre ranch has everything from Longhorn cattle, to a white sand beach. We like to say our sand is like Siesta Key, except it's...in a swamp. Our property is not too far upstream from the Myakka State park, and parking is never a problem. ;-) We have a beautiful homestead, and you have the choice of a furnished camper with water and power hookups in our pasture, or 2 primative tent or RV spots on the edge of a beautiful stand of Live Oak trees and Sabal palms along the river. We have a porta potty on site that is regularly maintained. Bring your family, bring your dog, bring your friends.....and don't forget to bring a fishing pole!

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Tres Lagos Farm & Garden

8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents5 acres · North Fort Myers, FL

Tres Lagos Camping is part of the Florida agritourism initiative. Where travelers from all over the world come to experience and enjoy a different kind of florida. We’re a small 5 acre family farm involved in the cultivation and preservation of rare and endangered palms with many other edible tropical plants for our visitors to enjoy. You can view our palms at all stages of growth from seed to maturity. Enjoy our U-pick varieties of mangos, Caribbean cherries, sugar cane, bananas, coconuts and we’re adding more all the time. There is even a sugarcane maze and bamboo gardens in progress for the kids and adults to enjoy. But don’t forget your veggies! Get up close and personal with where some of your medicines and vegetables come from. We have some small areas for education about different medicinal plants like Turmeric, ginger, saw palmetto and a few others. Take the tours or classes or just sit back and enjoy the view! Hope to see you soon.

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Silver Bullet Stables

4 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Arcadia, FL

This property has been a horse stable since 2004. Has 11 stalls plus a 2 stall pasture board. Includes horse walker, round pen, 2 horse wash stall, and lighted arena. We have RV hookups and tent sites. We have lounge with couches, TV and tables. There is a fire pit and charcoal grill.

The best camping near Stump Pass Beach State Park guide

Overview

About

At the southwest corner of Charlotte County lies Stump Pass Beach State Park, a hidden gem for adventurers seeking a unique coastal camping experience. Camping near Stump Pass Beach offers a multitude of advantages, from pristine beaches to thrilling outdoor activities.

One of the main draws of camping near Stump Pass Beach is the mile-long stretch of sandy shoreline. This secluded beach is a treasure trove for seashell enthusiasts and avid beachcombers. Imagine strolling along the shore, feeling the gentle sea breeze on your face, and discovering beautiful seashells and even shark teeth washed up on the sand. It's a beachcomber's paradise!

For those who enjoy swimming and sunbathing, Stump Pass Beach is a year-round haven. Whether you're looking to cool off on a hot summer day or soak up the sun during the winter months, this beach offers the perfect spot to relax and unwind. The crystal-clear waters beckon you to take a refreshing dip, while the soft sand invites you to bask in the warm sunshine.

But camping near Stump Pass Beach is not just about beach activities. The park boasts a scenic hiking trail that winds through five distinct natural communities, providing a glimpse into the diverse wildlife that calls this area home. As you traverse the trail, keep your eyes peeled for gopher tortoises, snowy egrets, least terns, and even magnificent frigate birds. It's a nature lover's paradise!

If you're an outdoor enthusiast, you'll be thrilled to know that Stump Pass Beach offers excellent opportunities for kayaking. Launch your kayak and paddle around the two islands located just east of the park's land base. As you glide through the calm waters, you might even spot West Indian manatees gracefully swimming alongside you. It's an unforgettable experience that will leave

When to go

The best time to visit Stump Pass Beach State Park is during the cooler months from November to April, when the weather is ideal for outdoor activities and shelling. Summer brings heat and the possibility of afternoon thunderstorms, making early morning the best time for a visit to avoid the midday sun.

Know before you go

Check the weather forecast and plan your visit accordingly, as Florida's weather can change rapidly.
Remember to bring sunscreen, insect repellent, and plenty of water to stay hydrated amid the Florida heat.
Accessible amenities are available, including beach wheelchairs upon request.
Be mindful of the park's wildlife and follow all guidelines to ensure their safety and yours.
Pets are welcome on the nature trails but are not allowed on the beaches, so plan accordingly if you're bringing a furry friend.