Best Campgrounds near Deltona, FL
Deltona, Florida has several camping spots within easy reach for all types of outdoor stays. Palm Coast RV Park gives RV campers good-sized sites with all the hookups they need. Tomoka State Park Campground is more woodsy, with hiking trails and water access plus electric and water hookups at sites, though you'll need to use their dump station instead of sewer connections. Many campers also head to nearby Blue Spring State Park for camping and to see manatees in season. Fall and winter are much better times to camp here since summer gets really hot and sticky. Most campgrounds around Deltona have bathrooms and showers you can use. Some campsites feel private while others are more open to neighbors. Trees cover many sites, which helps when the sun gets strong. When you're not at camp, you can check out the Central Florida Zoo or walk around historic Sanford. Lots of people fish and boat on the lakes and rivers in this area. Be ready for quick afternoon rainstorms that pop up pretty regularly. It's smart to reserve your site ahead of time, especially in winter when northerners come down. You can get to most Deltona-area campgrounds easily from I-4 and other main roads. The area has everything from basic tent spots to fancy RV setups. Just follow the rules and clean up after yourself so everyone can enjoy these places.
