Best Campgrounds near Bonita Springs, FL
Campers heading to Bonita Springs can choose from several good campgrounds throughout the area. Collier-Seminole State Park has nice natural surroundings with basic amenities like restrooms and picnic areas. Over at WP Franklin Campground, the sites are larger and sit close to the Caloosahatchee River where fishing and boating are common activities. Peace River Campground works well for people who want to canoe or hunt for fossils during their stay. You should book ahead, particularly in busy seasons, to make sure you get a spot at these well-used campgrounds. Kids have places to play and things to do at many local camping areas, which helps when camping with families. During dry spells, fire rules might limit what you can burn, so check what's allowed before you arrive. You'll need a permit to stay overnight at most places - get one online or when you get to the park. Many campgrounds have showers, which makes camping more comfortable. The best camping weather happens from November through March when it's not so hot. Summer gets really hot and humid, so prepare differently if you camp then. If you bring an RV, some campgrounds have electric and water connections. Don't forget bug spray, as mosquitoes can be bad during warm months. Whether you're new to camping or have done it for years, the Bonita Springs area has good options.
