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RV Rentals near St. Cloud, Florida
St. Cloud lies about 28 miles south of downtown Orlando, half an hour or more by Florida's Turnpike and US 192. Settled in the early 1900s as a community for Union Army veterans, it now sits on the shore of East Lake Tohopekaliga, a bass lake that shapes most of what visitors come here to do.
Camping around St. Cloud and East Lake Toho
The first entry is in St. Cloud. The others are named with the town each one belongs to.
Lake Toho Resort: 4715 Kissimmee Park Rd, the in town option. The resort refers to full RV hookups without itemising them site by site, and publishes no length limit, so phone 407 892 8795 to pin both down before you book.
Southport Regional Park: Kissimmee, at 2001 East Southport Road, an Osceola County park on East Lake Toho. Camping is handled by a concessionaire and reads as group oriented, so ask whether individual hookup sites are available at all.
Orlando / Kissimmee KOA Holiday: Kissimmee, roughly thirteen miles west at 2644 Happy Camper Place, with water, electric and sewer at every RV site and 50, 30 and 20 amp service. The surest hookup specification within easy reach.
Lake Louisa State Park: Clermont, at 7305 US Highway 27, a longer run northwest. Sixty full facility sites carry 30 and 50 amp hookups, some take rigs up to 50 feet, and a dump station is on site.
Confirm current availability, rules and requirements directly with each park.
Planning a fishing week on the lake? Contact the Orlando RV Rentals team
Best things to see and do in St. Cloud
St. Cloud is a lake town first. The city park on the shore carries a marina, a boat ramp, a boardwalk and a swim beach, and bass boats work East Lake Toho most mornings. Inland there is a long standing reptile attraction on the highway, a compact Main Street on New York Avenue, and two city parks with trails through native ground.
Best RV for a St. Cloud lake trip
Class C motorhomes suit a fishing week here, big enough for tackle and a family and simple to reverse onto a lakeside site. Class A motorhomes carry the most gear for a long stay, Class B motorhomes are easiest to run down to the boat ramp each morning, large bunkhouse travel trailers keep the children out from underfoot, and small travel trailers work for an angling pair. 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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