Florida (FL) is a state in the United States. This page collects resources you may need for travel, camping, and nomadic living in Florida. (Neighboring states are Alabama and Georgia to the north.)
Traveling in Florida
- National Parks in Florida
- US Army Corps of Engineers >Lakes and recreation
- OnlyInYourState.com >Florida
- Roadside America >Offbeat tourist attractions
- iExit guides >Cities in Florida
- Scenic Byways
Local Climate
- WeatherSpark >Climate and average weather in Florida
- CurrentResults >Climate and average weather in Florida
- See the weather page for additional resources.
Camping and Parking in Florida
- Free camping is available on certain lands managed by the Florida Water Districts. Click here to view District sites, and then look under Recreation or Camping.
- Bureau of Land Management >Eastern States
- AllStays >Florida
- Campendium >Florida
- FreeCampSites.net >Florida
- Camping USA >Florida
- KOA >Florida
- The Dyrt >Florida
- Boondocker's Bible >Florida rest area rules and Florida rest area map
- iExit >Rest areas in Florida
- RVShare >Guide to RV Camping in Florida
- Recreation.gov >Florida - recreation areas, camping, day use areas, and points of interest
- See the Finding parking page for additional information.
Regulations in Florida
Florida parking regulations:
- Atlantic Beach forbids camping, sleeping, and lodging in public spaces.[1] The law appears to be aimed at the traditionally homeless but may affect nomads.
- in Boca Grande on Gasparilla Island, "RV parking is now allowed only on the east side of E. Railroad Avenue between 5th and 7th Streets... [and] is not allowed anywhere else on the island."[2]
- in Sarasota " No overnight RV Parking is permitted, and vehicles need to fit within the allowed parking spaces." The city website goes on to say: "Please Note: The city works very hard at protecting public access to parking spaces through. City of Sarasota Parking Code 33-118 prohibits a parker from relocating from one space to another on that block or any other block within one block radius in any direction for the ordinal parking space, including both sides of the relevant streets…" [3]
- In St. Petersburg, vans modified for camping "are classified as domestic equipment. Modifications can include generators, water tanks, shade overhangs and solar panels. Modified vehicles can now only park on the right of way for four hours during weekdays."[4]
- Check our parking regulations page for general information and disclaimers.
State and local regulations:
- Municode Florida
- GeneralCode Florida
- American Legal Publishing Florida
- USA.gov state and local government information
- State and Local government contacts
- Run a web search for "City name city code" or "City name parking regulations".
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Channels in Florida
We currently have 20 channels with content produced in this state:
- Anna Uncharted
- Carey On Vagabond
- Charactor Club
- Christine Meachum
- Crazy Brave Adventure
- ExploreRx
- Florida Van Man
- Julina
- Miami Van Co.
- Mr Bubba’s Adventures
- Mr and Mrs Adventure
- Ninth Element
- Olive Smith
- One AdVANture At A Time
- Outdoors Embrace
- Parking Lot Pirates
- RyanTwomey
- The Boon Boxers
- Vanlife Outfitters
- Winterisblu
Located in Florida
These 2 pages refer to a business, organization, etc. physically located here: