Cabins near Venus, Florida provide camping options ranging from basic to more amenity-rich accommodations. These rental units are situated within conservation areas and managed campgrounds that offer varying levels of services. Temperatures in the region average between 50-80°F during winter months and can exceed 90°F with high humidity during summer, making climate control essential for comfortable stays.
What to do
Kayaking on Fisheating Creek: Multiple launch points accessible from Fisheating Creek Campground for paddling adventures. "The creek is lovely with all the birds and fish (also many alligators)," notes one visitor who explored the waterway. Kayak and canoe rentals available directly through the campground.
Fishing opportunities: Fish from shorelines or boats at multiple locations including Brighton RV Resort. "Great location for fishing the lake. Well maintained facilities and friendly staff," according to a recent camper. Most fishing spots accessible within 15-minute walks from cabin areas.
Wildlife viewing: Hiking trails through varied habitats offer opportunities to spot native Florida species. "We saw wild turkeys, deer, and even heard wild boars at night going through the campground," reports a visitor who stayed at the Kilpatrick Hammock area. Morning and evening hours provide best viewing opportunities.
What campers like
Riverside cabins: Units positioned along waterways offer enhanced nature experiences. "The campsites are large and excellent especially by the creek. The creek gives you so much to do between kayaking and fishing even in the rain, we had such a great time," shares a camper about their Fisheating Creek stay.
Dark skies for stargazing: Kilpatrick Hammock Campground provides exceptional night sky viewing opportunities. "It does not disappoint for night sky viewing. The night sky's are just breathtaking," reports a visitor. The preserve is Florida's only designated Dark Sky site.
Recreation facilities: Some properties maintain on-site activities beyond natural attractions. A visitor to LaBelle Woods Resort notes, "The RV park itself has tons of activities and pickle ball courts etc." Most recreation areas open 8am-8pm with seasonal variations.
What you should know
Seasonal availability constraints: Winter season (November-May) sees highest occupancy rates across all cabin properties. "We spent the winter here after usually being near the beach. It was a fun place to be to experience a different ambience," mentions one visitor about LaBelle Woods Resort.
Facility maintenance varies: Different properties maintain different standards and schedules. "Very clean bathhouse during the week. Absolutely no bathhouse cleaning Saturday and Sunday so by Sunday evening it was pretty nasty," reports a Brighton RV Resort visitor about their experience.
Wildlife considerations: Insects and reptiles are common throughout the region. "This campground is right by a slow moving river and very buggy. Campsite had bug nests everywhere we couldn't even stay the night," cautions a visitor about Fisheating Creek. Pack insect repellent year-round.
Tips for camping with families
Activity planning: Twin Palms Resort and similar properties offer structured recreation options. "We gathered our large family with relatives and went up to Fisheating Creek for a camping weekend. We fished, rented kayaks and played outdoor games, with an evening of marshmallow roasting to finish," shares a camper about their family experience.
Security considerations: Some properties maintain better security measures than others. "Security good. Clean bathrooms/showers. Very clean sites," notes a Fisheating Creek visitor, while another campground received feedback about "LOTS of drive-bys" due to lack of security gates.
Proximity to town services: Most cabin locations require advance planning for provisions. "Please go to Trip Advisor for the full review. Don't book this campground before you read the review," warns one visitor about Moore Haven KOA, highlighting the importance of research when bringing families.
Tips from RVers
Hookup reliability: Moore Haven KOA and similar properties offer varying power reliability. "30amp breaker overheated and tripped 3 times during our 7 night stay," reports one visitor about their Brighton experience. Bring surge protectors for electronics.
Road conditions: Access routes to some properties present challenges. "Washboard road for miles to get to the hammock, and it was in bad shape," notes a visitor about Kilpatrick Hammock's access road. Allow extra travel time during rainy periods.
Site spacing: Properties offer varied site layouts affecting privacy. "Lots of space here not to feel crowded," reports a Fisheating Creek camper. "Nicely spaced sites," mentions another visitor about Brighton RV Resort, contrasting with tighter arrangements at other properties.
