Campervan and RV Rental in Florida

Florida is an exceptionally beautiful and ecologically diverse state, making it an ideal place to rent a campervan or RV and set out for some unforgettable adventures (and some beach relaxation).

With miles of beautiful beaches, interesting history, and plenty to see and do, there's accommodation for campervans and RVs at all the must-see places of interest in the sunshine state.

Florida's balmy weather makes year-round outdoor activity possible. For those who like a little variety in their outdoor adventures, the state offers everything from snorkeling in the Florida Keys to exploring alligator-filled swamps in the Everglades and paddling the scenic waterways of Central Florida.

National Parks in Florida

Covering 1.5 million acres, Everglades National Park is a beautiful and mysterious tropical wilderness that extends 100 miles from Lake Okeechobee in the south to the Ten Thousand Islands (including the Dry Tortugas) in the north.

Situated on the west coast of Florida, this national park attracts visitors thanks to its stunning natural beauty and unique ecosystems.

Another must-see national park is Biscayne National Park – an aquatic paradise that offers spectacular sights of the ocean, abundant marine life, and impressive archaeological sites.

You can explore this one-of-a-kind park and other spectacular sites easily when you rent a campervan or an RV in Florida.

Florida Coastline, Lakes, and Rivers

Florida Panhandle is an area of immense beauty, with white sand beaches and plenty of water sports opportunities on offer. There's so much more you can see and experience when you rent a campervan or RV and head from Orlando to Key West , which is possible with a one-way rental from Orlando.

The Gulf Coast features turquoise seas and white sandy beaches — the ideal setting for a relaxing vacation and a laid-back way of life in your campervan.

Along the Gulf Coast, you can enjoy a huge variety of water sports, including kayaking, jet skiing, and diving. There are also plenty of opportunities for fishing, thanks to the rich marine life in the area, so long as you make sure to get a license in advance. It's very easy to get, whereas the penalties for not getting one can be harsh.

Cruising along the coastline in your rented campervan or RV is a great way to experience the best of the Gulf coast. Many choose to pick up their campervan in Miami and explore from there.

Within Florida, there are plenty of amazing rivers to explore if you’re looking for the ultimate canoeing and kayaking experiences. Some of the most beautiful and exciting destinations include the Indian River Lagoon and the Chassahowitzka River. These areas offer fantastic opportunities for nature lovers seeking to enjoy a beautiful natural environment away from crowds.

Campgrounds in Florida

Fort De Soto is a sandy beach located on the north end of St. Petersburg. It is one of the most attractive beaches in Florida and is well known for its wildlife and nature walks. A visit to Fort De Soto is a must for anyone visiting the St. Petersburg area.

Anastasia State Park is one of the best beaches in St. Augustine, offering miles of white sand and beautiful ocean views. It has RV campgrounds and a variety of outdoor activities for the whole family to enjoy. Located on the southwest coast of Florida, Sanibel Island is known for its beautiful beaches and unique wildlife, with incredible camping sites you can take advantage of with your RV rental in Florida.

Other campervans and RVs campgrounds that you should add to your itinerary are Florida Caverns State Park , Topsail Hill Preserve State Park , Fort Pickens Campground , and Fisherman’s Cove .

One-Ways Available Inside Florida

With Indie Campers in Florida, it is also possible to rent your campervan or RV and start your trip from two fantastic locations: Orlando and Miami . We offer the opportunity to travel between those two locations to give you the opportunity to experience more places and adventures along your road trip across the USA .

Information and Requirements to Drive in Florida

In order to drive one of our rental vehicles, you will need to be at least 21 years old and hold a standard driving license. In case you are not a US citizen and you want to travel there, make sure to check which type of visa you will be needing to enter the country. You can check all the information on the US Governmental website .  

All the vehicles that are property of Indie Campers are covered by Basic Insurance and can vary according to state laws and country regulations, so please check our Terms & Conditions according to the states you plan on visiting along your road trip with us. 

In the US, all our rental vehicles have Automatic Gear and steering wheels on the left side of the car. In the US it is mandatory to drive on the right side of the road. Our campervan and RVs rentals include a Kitchen kit, the vehicle's jack, triangle & vests, Basic Insurance, and 24/7 Assistance.

Models Available in Florida

• Solis Air : 4 seat campervan which permits 4 people to sleep. It has an integrated bathroom with a shower and toilet, an air conditioner, an integrated heating system, an integrated kitchen with a sink, a flexible solar panel, a gas generator ($3.50/hour), and a mosquito net. It includes a pop-top roof that functions as a sleeping area. The vehicle is 21' feet long (6.40 m). 
• Solis : 4 seat campervan which permits 4 people to sleep. It has an integrated bathroom with a shower and toilet, an integrated heating system, an integrated kitchen with a sink, a flexible solar panel, a gas generator ($3.50/hour), and a mosquito net. It includes a pop-top roof that functions as a sleeping area. The vehicle is 21' feet long (6.40 m).
• Wrangler :  5 seat multi-purpose Jeep vehicle which permits 2 people to sleep. It has a rooftop tent for sleeping, a foldable staircase, a trail kitchen, a portable gas stove, an electric cooler, a solar shower, a radio with AUX and USB, and a rear camera. The vehicle is 15'7" feet long (4.78 m).