Boondocking in Florida!
Florida is a popular destination for boondocking enthusiasts, thanks to its diverse natural beauty and warm climate. Boondocking, or dispersed camping, is largely restricted to Florida’s three national forests. There are also free campgrounds on state can be a great way to save money and enjoy nature. However, boondocking in Florida also requires some planning and research, as there are different laws and regulations for camping on public lands in the state. This article covers the laws and regulations relating to camping and boondocking, along with some guides on where to boondock.
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Florida Boondocking Maps
Florida Rest Area Map
Updated: April 1, 2024
This map depicts locations of rest areas in Florida, as sourced from the Florida Department of Transportation. It also includes...
Places to Camp for Free in Florida
Florida State Camping Laws and Regulations
Florida Rest Area Rules
Updated: April 3, 2024
How long can you stay at a Florida rest area? Is overnight parking allowed at rest areas in Florida? Can...
