Best Campgrounds near LaBelle, FL
The small Florida town of LaBelle has several camping spots where you can stay near the water. WP Franklin Campground in Alva gives you a place right on the Caloosahatchee River where fishing is good most of the year. Seminole State Park Campground works well for families since it has both hiking trails and places to eat lunch outside. Many campers head to Peace River Campground when they want to take canoes out or watch birds and other wildlife along the water. If you want to see different Florida habitats, Dupuis Campground sits inside a wildlife management area. Most of these places are easy to reach on regular roads, though you might need a truck or SUV with higher clearance to get to some spots if it's been raining a lot. While camping here, you can visit the LaBelle Heritage Museum or check out Ortona Locks. Remember that alligators live in this area, so store your food properly. During dry times, there might be rules against campfires, so check before you go. You'll probably need to make reservations for most campgrounds, especially in winter when it gets busy. Most places limit how long you can stay so everyone gets a chance to camp there. LaBelle camping gives you choices whether you're staying for a weekend or longer.
