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Travel at your own pace, stop whenever inspiration strikes and enjoy the convenience of having your accommodation with you every step of the way.

Our fleet of Florida RV rentals is designed for every type of traveller, from solo adventurers to families, making it easy to explore Florida's super diverse landscapes, vibrant cities and hidden gems in comfort. Whether you're planning a coastal road trip, a wildlife adventure or just a sunshine-filled getaway, BudgetCampervans has the perfect vehicle for your journey.

Ready to start your USA adventure? Simply enter your travel dates in the search form at the top of the page to browse our available RV rentals in Florida. Find the ideal campervan for your trip and get ready to discover the Sunshine State with BudgetCampervans.

Why Hire an RV in Florida?

Florida is one of America's most rewarding destinations to explore by RV. With year-round sunshine, hundreds of miles of coastline, world-famous attractions and some of the country's most beautiful state parks, it's a destination that's perfectly suited to life on the road.

Unlike a traditional holiday where you're tied to one hotel, hiring an RV gives you complete flexibility. Spend a few days relaxing on the Gulf Coast, head inland to discover crystal-clear springs and wildlife reserves, then finish your trip exploring vibrant cities like Miami, Orlando or Tampa. Your accommodation travels with you, allowing you to experience more of the Sunshine State without constantly packing and unpacking.

Whether you're looking for family fun, a couple's getaway or a bucket-list American road trip, Florida offers routes and attractions to suit every traveller.

Why Rent an RV Instead of Buying One?

If you only take one or two road trips a year, renting an RV is almost always the smarter choice. You get all the freedom of RV travel without the upfront cost of buying a vehicle, and none of the ongoing expenses like storage, servicing, insurance and depreciation. When your trip is over, you simply hand back the keys and head home, leaving the maintenance to someone else.

Renting is also the perfect way to test the waters if you're thinking about buying an RV in the future. Trying out different vehicles on real trips is the best way to work out which size and layout actually suits your travel style, whether that's a compact campervan for two or a spacious motorhome for the whole family. Many of our customers use a Florida rental as a trial run before committing to a purchase, and plenty decide that renting suits them so well they never need to buy at all!

There's flexibility in your route, too. Renting means you're not tied to bringing the vehicle back to your driveway, so depending on your plans, you can pick up in one location and drop off at your destination, making one-way adventures across the Sunshine State (and beyond) wonderfully easy.

All you need to get started is a valid driving licence, your travel dates and a sense of adventure.

How Much Does It Cost to Rent an RV in Florida?

RV rental prices in Florida vary depending on the size, age and style of the vehicle, ranging from around $50 per night for a smaller, older camper up to $450 per night for a large, late-model motorhome. Most RVs in Florida sit comfortably in the $150 to $250 per night range, which makes a road trip surprisingly affordable when you remember your accommodation and transport are rolled into one.

Prices also vary a little by city. As a rough guide, RV rentals in Miami start at around $175 per night, travel trailers in Orlando start at about $120 per night, and renting an RV in Tampa costs around $150 per night.

Timing matters too. Winter is Florida's peak RV season, but summer often brings more negotiable rates, so if you're happy to travel with a flexible itinerary (and dodge the odd afternoon thunderstorm), you can pick up some brilliant deals. It's also worth knowing that many Florida campgrounds offer weekly and monthly rates, so the longer you stay, the further your budget stretches.

Florida: One of America's Premier RV Destinations

Florida isn't just a great place to drive an RV, it's one of the biggest RV destinations in the whole of the USA. Thanks to huge demand from holidaymakers, snowbirds and the state's large retiree communities around Tampa and Orlando, Florida is home to an enormous number of RV dealerships and rental outlets, with one of the largest inventories of RVs available to rent or buy anywhere in the country.

That popularity works in your favour. More vehicles means more choice, better availability and competitive prices. And if you catch the RV bug on your trip, Florida hosts some of the country's largest RV shows during the winter months, showcasing the latest new and used models. They make a fun stop on any road trip itinerary, even if you're just window shopping!

Campgrounds and RV Parks in Florida

One of the joys of RV travel in Florida is the sheer variety of places to park up for the night, from peaceful state park campsites to luxury RV resorts with all the trimmings.

Florida State Parks offer full-facility campsites with water and electricity, often in stunning natural settings beside springs, rivers and beaches. Even better, Florida has more full-hookup sites per capita than most states, so keeping your camper powered, watered and comfortable is refreshingly easy wherever you roam.

The Best Florida RV Road Trips

One of the biggest advantages of renting an RV in Florida is the variety of unforgettable road trips available! Here are some of the well-known and loved:

Florida Keys Scenic Highway

Drive one of America's most iconic roads as you island-hop from Key Largo to Key West via the spectacular Overseas Highway. Stop for snorkelling, seafood restaurants and breathtaking sunsets along the way.

Orlando to the Gulf Coast

20 miles southwest of Orlando and 45 minutes from the Orlando Sanford International Airport is the world-famous Walt Disney World Resort. If you’re travelling with the family, this would make the most epic start to a Florida road trip - you can even park your camper at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort. Orlando International Airport is also only about an hour from Kennedy Space Centre, so you can also add this as an early stop. 

Orlando offers endless entertainment, and once you’ve experienced the thrills, you can slow the pace with a drive west towards Clearwater, St. Pete Beach or Sarasota, where white sand beaches and relaxed coastal towns await.

The Nature Coast

Escape the crowds by exploring Florida's springs, forests and wildlife. Crystal River, Ocala National Forest and the Suwannee River offer kayaking, hiking and the chance to spot manatees in their natural habitat, so these are brilliant places to head to in your camper rental.

Everglades and South Florida

Head south to experience one of the world's most unique ecosystems. Explore the Everglades National Park, take an airboat tour, then continue to Miami for beaches, culture and vibrant nightlife.

Florida Panhandle

Discover a different side of the Sunshine State with a road trip through Florida's Panhandle. Stretching along the Gulf of Mexico, this scenic route is known for its sugar-white beaches, emerald waters and laid-back coastal towns. Visit Destin, Pensacola and Panama City Beach, explore Gulf Islands National Seashore, or stop at charming fishing villages along the way. 

With plenty of beachfront campsites, fresh seafood and spectacular sunsets, the Florida Panhandle is perfect for travellers looking to combine outdoor adventure with relaxing coastal scenery.

A few favorites to add to your list:

Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort near Orlando is a family paradise, with activities like canoeing and horseback riding right on your doorstep, plus easy access to the parks.

Flamingo Campground, at the southern tip of Everglades National Park, offers affordable outdoor activities in one of the most unique landscapes on Earth.

Coastline RV Park brings a touch of resort living to your road trip, with a clubhouse and fitness centre for when you fancy a break from the great outdoors.

Tips for Driving an RV in Florida

Florida is one of the easiest states in the USA to explore by campervan. The roads tend to be wide and well-maintained, fuel stations are everywhere, and there are hundreds of campgrounds and RV parks throughout the state.

If you're travelling during the summer, you’ll want to book your campsites in advance, especially when heading to the ever-popular Orlando, the Florida Keys or the Gulf Coast. Winter is also busy, because while central Florida is super humid and wet in summer, its winters are relatively dry and a whole lot warmer than those in the northern states. So, whatever the season, we recommend you book your Florida RV rentals early.

Don't forget that afternoon thunderstorms are common during Florida's summer, and hurricane season runs from June to November. Keeping your itinerary flexible will allow you to adapt to changing weather conditions and make the most of your trip.

Wherever you decide to explore, driving at a relaxed pace is all part of the experience. Some of Florida's best discoveries come from taking the scenic route, stopping at local pristine beaches, state parks and small towns you hadn't planned to visit. Whatever you get up to, we know that you’ll have an unforgettable experience!

A Few Extra Tips Before You Set Off

Florida's warm, humid climate means mosquitoes are part of the package, especially near wetlands and in the summer months. Insect screens are crucial, so keep them closed at dusk, pack plenty of repellent and you'll sleep soundly wherever you camp.

It's also worth planning your driving times around the traffic. Rush hour congestion on I-4 (between Orlando and Tampa) and I-95 (along the east coast) can be severe, so set off early, take the scenic route or simply plan a leisurely beach stop while the traffic clears. After all, nobody hires a campervan to sit in a queue!

And as mentioned above, hurricane season runs from June to November, so keep an eye on the forecast and stay flexible with your plans during the summer and autumn months.