Clermont sits about 26 miles west of downtown Orlando, thirty to forty minutes by SR 50 or the Turnpike and US 27. The old citrus ridge gives it real hills, unusual in Central Florida, which is why cyclists and triathletes train here. Lakes fill the gaps between the ridges, and the camping choice is the best in the region.


All four options below list Clermont addresses on their own pages, though some directories place two of them in neighbouring towns.
Lake Louisa State Park: 7305 US Highway 27. Sixty full facility campsites carry 30 and 50 amp hookups, some sites take rigs up to 50 feet, and there is a dump station. Booking opens 11 months ahead through the state on 800 326 3521.
Lake Magic RV Resort: 9600 Highway 192 West. The operator lists 30 and 50 amp electric with water, sewer and cable on every site, oversized lots and no stated length cap. Registration requires an adult of 18 or over, and the park is open to all ages.
Clerbrook Golf and RV Resort: 20005 US Highway 27. The resort advertises oversized 30 and 50 amp lots and daily through annual stays, but stops short of itemising full hookups per site or naming a maximum rig length, so call 352 394 5513 first.
Thousand Trails Orlando RV Resort: 2110 Thousand Trails Blvd, south of the town on the US 27 corridor, listing full hookups. Membership and booking terms differ from a standard park, so confirm short stay access when you enquire.
Confirm current availability, rules and requirements directly with each park.
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Clermont trades on elevation and citrus. A 226 foot tower built in 1956 to show off the groves still runs its lift, a working grove south of town gives truck tours between the rows, and a winery on US 27 pours free tastings. The state park on the same road covers three lakes, and a national standard training centre draws endurance athletes year round.


Class C motorhomes are the balanced choice for the ridge roads around Clermont, capable on the climbs and still easy to site. Class A motorhomes reward a settled fortnight at one resort, Class B motorhomes are simplest if bikes and a trailer are coming along, large bunkhouse travel trailers give a family separate berths, and small travel trailers tow behind an ordinary family car. Availability depends on the individual RV and your travel dates, and pricing varies by class, season and rental length. View available RVs or Contact the Orlando RV Rentals team.

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