RV Rental Havana, FL

Florida is known for its gorgeous white sand beaches and tranquil, protected coastal areas, and when you rent an RV in Havana, Florida, all of the Sunshine State’s beauty is at your fingertips. Elinor Klapp-Phipps Park was converted from old Seminole farmland to become a sanctuary for many types of flora and fauna. Each January, the park hosts the Swamp Forest Trail Marathon and Half Marathon to raise money for the park system. Next door, the Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park charms visitors with its secret gardens, reflection pools, and brick walkway weaving throughout the grounds. Canoeing, kayaking, biking, and hiking are all excellent ways to see the park in all of its glory.

Apalachicola National Forest is the only national forest in the Florida panhandle. Apalachicola is a hotbed for hunting and fishing, with many recreation areas and two wilderness sections. The coastal wetlands and longleaf pine forests captivate you when you bicycle, hike, ATV, or horseback ride on the many trails within the forest.

You can take your Havana camper rental to Lake Talquin State Park and Forest and enjoy the soothing waters of Lake Talquin. Recreational activities for people of all ages exist at this family-friendly place.

Bald Point State Park is truly exciting and not too far away when you’re out touring the area with a Havana RV rental. After an hour drive, you can be on the magical white, sandy beaches of Florida’s Gulf Coast. The hiking and bird watching at Bald Point is amazing year round.

If you feel up for a long journey, Everglades National Park is about an eight hours’ drive in your Havana motorhome rental, and features some of the most amazing exotic wildlife anywhere in the country.

When exploring the area with a Havana camper rental, you might notice that the tiny town has a limited amount of attractions aside from its lovely downtown area. Tallahassee is close to Havana and has more than enough attractions.

The old capitol building currently houses the Florida Historic Capitol Museum which has been restored to reflect the original appearance of the beautiful architecture. Photographs and audiovisual displays guide curious visitors to a better understanding of the complex state history and how the events of the past have shaped it.

The Tallahassee Museum was opened in 1957 to educate school children but has expanded to include adults too. Science, art, and history are all covered in this fantastic collection of exhibits. The Tallahassee Automobile Museum is yet another place to learn. This collection houses over 150 antique automobiles, including one dating back to the year 1894! Tallahassee has countless other interesting things to do or see, so don't hesitate to make the drive when you rent an RV in Havana.

Havana has a few campgrounds and RV parks in its vicinity, but there are many more when you drive a bit farther from town, especially near Tallahassee. Big Oak RV Park could be a nice place to park your Havana, FL camper rental, with amenities like cable and WiFi, a game room, and access to Lake Jackson.

Tallahassee RV Park is close to the city and allows those that stay there to easily access the many eateries, shops, bars, and other attractions. The park has a dog-friendly park for you to walk your pets, and a pool to help cool you off in the hot and muggy summers.

A Stone’s Throw RV Park is not quite a stone’s throw away, but you need not drive very far to stay there. This pet-friendly park in Cumberland has all the usual amenities. Florida is also packed with excellent state parks, forests, and recreation areas, so there are numerous campgrounds with almost everywhere you go.