

The best RV campgrounds near Orlando depend on your trip: Disney's Fort Wilderness or the Orlando / Kissimmee KOA for park days, Wekiwa Springs State Park or Kelly Park for springs, Lake Louisa State Park or Moss Park for quiet, and Bill Frederick Park at Turkey Lake for an in-city base. Book the campsite first, because each one opens reservations on its own schedule.
If you are renting an RV that will be delivered, the campsite is the piece you have to lock in yourself, and our own RV rental FAQ puts it plainly: "make sure you book your campground in advance." The booking windows below vary from 45 days to 11 months, so the order you book in matters as much as the park you pick.
Florida State Parks open reservations the furthest out, while Orange County parks open only 45 days ahead.
Pick by purpose first, then check that the site fits your RV. Here are seven we verified on official pages on October 9, 2026.



Lake Kissimmee State Park's campgrounds are closed for a renovation project effective February 17, 2026, according to Florida State Parks, so we left it off this list. Check its page before planning a fall or winter trip there.
Compare the RV's length to the longest site the campground actually publishes, then confirm the specific site. Our two bunkhouse trailers make this easy to check:
Both bunkhouse units belong to our large bunkhouse travel trailer range, which suits families who want kids in their own bunks. For a long stay, Bill Frederick Park's 45-day yearly limit and KOA's summer monthly stays are worth comparing, and some parks bill electricity separately. If you are camping near Wekiwa Springs or Kelly Park, our Apopka RV rentals page covers the area; for Lake Louisa, see RV rentals in Clermont.
Florida residents can book up to 11 months ahead and non-residents up to 10 months ahead, online or at 800-326-3521. That applies to Lake Louisa and Wekiwa Springs.
Orange County accepts online reservations for individual campsites no more than 45 days before your stay, and does not take them by phone or email.
Wekiwa Springs State Park lists RVs up to 50 feet, Lake Louisa has some sites up to 50 feet, and Fort Wilderness takes 45-foot and longer RVs on certain site types. Always confirm the specific site.
Yes, up to a point: the City of Orlando allows Family Camp Site guests up to 45 days in a calendar year.
Not currently. Florida State Parks lists its campgrounds as closed for renovation effective February 17, 2026.
Line up both, but secure the campsite as soon as its window opens, then confirm the RV for the same dates. Tell us the campground so we can check that the RV fits and price delivery, which depends on where the RV is going.
Once you have a site reserved, or two options in mind, contact our Manager and the Orlando RV Rentals Team with the park name and dates. Or View available RVs to see what fits