Florida RV Travel Guide Bundle - Gulf Coast, Atlantic Coast, and Florida Keys - 3 PDF Guides, Instant Download
Digital Bundle - 3 PDF Downloads | Instant Delivery | Covers Florida's Gulf Coast, Atlantic Coast, and the Florida Keys | Campgrounds, Routes, and Attractions Throughout
Florida is one of the most popular RV destinations in the country, and one of the most complicated to navigate well. Three coastlines, two distinct driving seasons, a mix of state parks and private campgrounds at wildly different price points, and enough mileage to fill a full month on the road. This three-guide bundle covers all of it, written by full-time RVers Mike and Jennifer Wendland from firsthand experience driving Florida by fifth wheel.
The 3 guides included:
Guide 1 - Florida's Gulf Coast: The western shore from Pensacola south through Tampa, Fort Myers, and Naples to the Everglades. Includes campground-by-campground coverage of the Gulf Coast state parks (some of the most competitive reservations in the national system), beach access for RVs, and driving routes that avoid congested US-41 and I-75 corridors.
Guide 2 - Florida's Atlantic Coast: The eastern shore from Amelia Island and Jacksonville south through Daytona, Cape Canaveral, the Treasure Coast, and Palm Beach to Miami. Covers Space Coast camping, A1A scenic route planning, and the best RV-accessible Atlantic beaches.
Guide 3 - The Florida Keys: US-1 from Key Largo to Key West by RV. Covers bridge height and length restrictions that affect larger rigs, the best campgrounds on each Key, the iconic Seven Mile Bridge, John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, and how to plan a Keys trip without the shoulder season crowds.
What every guide includes:
- Day-by-day itinerary structure with RV-realistic driving distances
- Campground recommendations: Florida state parks, county parks, and private RV resorts
- Reservation timing guidance, especially for Florida state parks which book out months ahead
- RV size and rig-type notes including length restrictions and low-clearance warnings
- Top attractions, beaches, wildlife areas, and local dining stops
- Seasonal timing: when to go, when to avoid, and what to expect during snowbird season
Best for: RVers planning a Florida trip of any length, from a two-week winter escape to a full-season Gulf-to-Keys loop. The bundle is especially valuable for first-time Florida RV visitors who want to avoid expensive last-minute campground decisions and overcrowded tourist parks.
Format: 3 individual PDF files delivered as a bundle. Instant download. Works on all devices offline.
Delivery: Instant. All 3 download links sent by email at checkout.
We RVers may wander far and wide but it’s true for most of us that we end up with some favorite “Go-To” places – places that draw us back again and again.
Florida is one of those places for us. And we know it is for many RVers looking to get away and explore during the winter.
That's why we've created three guides, covering Florida's Atlantic Coast, the Gulf Coast, and the Keys.
Each of these guides is a seven-day guided exploration of one of the coasts. And each stop is a curated view of the best things that we’ve enjoyed on this trip and want you to experience.
We provide a suggested route and itinerary, links to multiple campgrounds and boondocking spots, and the best spots to see along the way. Don’t plan your trip to Florida without it!
For each guide, you can hit everything in seven days, do a whirlwind weekend tour, or you can take your time and explore the area over a few weeks.
All together these guides are over 300 pages of content!
Here's what we cover in each guide:
IN THE GULF COAST GUIDE WE COVER IN DETAIL:
- The document you’ll want to purchase to have easy access to Florida State Parks
- Pensacola and The Gulf Islands National Seashore area including commercial and state campgrounds, one of the top 12 museums in the country, and our method of “day camping” along scenic undeveloped beaches
- Naples and Big Cypress National Preserve including commercial and state park campground options and boondocking sites, a scenic drive through the swamp, airboat tours, and cultural experiences at an Indian village
- Manatee Springs State Park and the Suwannee River area including multiple freshwater springs to go “spring-hopping” like the locals, commercial and state campgrounds, nature walking trails, and clear water caverns to go scuba diving
- What you need to know for Destin and The Emerald Coast including local tips and where to get away from the crowds, commercial and state park campgrounds, and three of our favorite FL state park beaches and hikes
- The greater Apalachicola area and Florida’s Forgotten Coast including commercial and state park campgrounds (and one that bills itself as “The Best Kept Secret Along the Forgotten Coast”), scenic hikes, and exploration of the local culture and seafood
- The greater Clearwater and St. Pete area including an undeveloped barrier island state park, two “can’t miss” museums, commercial and state park campgrounds, spectacular beaches, and one of the top botanical gardens in Florida
- The picturesque Sanibel Island including the best places for shelling, scenic hikes and nature walking trails, a phenomenal wildlife refuge, and commercial and state park campgrounds
IN THE ATLANTIC COAST GUIDE WE COVER IN DETAIL:
- The documents you’ll need to have easy access to Florida State Parks, the Everglades, and Ocala National Forest
- What you need to know for St. Augustine and “Florida’s Historic Coast” including commercial and state park campgrounds, the best ways to see the city, a 300+ year-old National Monument, and magnificently ornate buildings from the Gilded Age.
- The greater Port St. Lucie area and Florida’s Treasure Coast including a jaw-dropping military museum, two of the best Florida State Parks we’ve found on the Atlantic Coast, scenic nature hikes, and commercial, state, and county park campgrounds.
- The unique “Big Scrub” ecosystem of Ocala National Forest including multiple first-magnitude freshwater springs to go “spring-hopping” like the locals, nature walking trails, and boondocking sites, state park, and commercial campgrounds.
- Everglades National Park including one of the best wildlife viewing areas in the park, airboat tours, scenic hikes and nature walking trails, and commercial and national park campground options.
- Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park and the Lake Okeechobee area including Florida’s first “Dark Sky Park” - a premier location for stargazing, the largest freshwater lake in Florida, scenic hikes, and commercial and state park campgrounds.
- Cape Canaveral and “The Space Coast” including the awe-inspiring Kennedy Space Center, a National Wildlife Refuge and National Seashore, commercial and state park campground options, and two bonus “can’t miss” FL State Parks along the way.
- The greater Fort Lauderdale area including local tips and the spectacular downtown Riverwalk, a gorgeous State Park in the heart of a packed city - typically compared to Central Park in NYC, and commercial, state, and county park campgrounds.
IN THE FLORIDA KEYS GUIDE WE COVER IN DETAIL:
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Three days in gorgeous Key West, including one of the top botanical gardens in the Keys, the best way to see the city, numerous museums and scenic spots, the best beach in Key West, a trip out to a National Park, and commercial campground options.
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The greater Key Largo area, including commercial and state campground options, local tips, and the best hikes on the island.
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How to access one of the most remote National Parks in the United States
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What you need to know for Islamorada, including accessing two undeveloped island state parks, local tips and spectacular museums, and state park and commercial campground options.
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The biggest mistake we made when visiting Key West and how to avoid it.
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The greater Marathon area, including the three best state parks and local beaches in the Keys, commercial and state park campground options, local tips, and hiking trails.
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The greater Lower Keys area, including commercial campground options and the best place to see endangered Key deer and other wildlife.
These Guides Are Fully Packed With Detailed Pictures and Instructions
These are fully designed and edited guides that you can download and start reading immediately on your phone, tablet, computer, or e-reader.
PLEASE NOTE: These are NOT printed, hard copy guides. If you're interested in a hard copy, the guides are formatted to be extremely printer-friendly and you have the ability to print out at home or in an office supplies store.
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PLEASE NOTE: These guides are NOT a physical copy. If you're interested in a hard copy, the guides are formatted to be printer-friendly and you can print out at home.
Each of these ebooks is a seven day guided exploration of a scenic area of the US that we’ve explored and think would make an excellent RV trip.
In each location, we provide a suggested route and itinerary (7 stops in each guide, one for each day of a week trip!) as well as links to multiple campgrounds and boondocking spots, local tips, and interesting things to do at each location.
You can hit everything in seven days, do a whirlwind weekend tour, or you can take your time and explore the area over a 2+ week period.
Planning an RV trip can be very time-consuming so that’s why we’ve done the research for you!
Just take our guides and use them, we’re sure you’ll have an RV trip for the ages!
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These are fully designed and edited guides that you can download and start reading immediately on your phone, tablet, computer or e-reader.
PLEASE NOTE: These guides are NOT a physical copy. If you're interested in a hard copy, the guides are formatted to be printer-friendly and you can print out at home.