DePuis Campground near Juno Beach is a boondocker’s paradise. Flushable toilets, hot showers, fresh water fill, dump station, locked entry gate, and large campsites for all sizes of RVs await in this gorgeous and diverse natural habitat. Walk the Lake to Ocean trail, visit a butterfly garden, and don’t forget your telescope for excellent stargazing. You have to reserve your site a day in advance online; otherwise, this well-maintained campground is free.

Dee River Campground in the Potts Preserve Wildlife Management Area gives you that wild Florida experience with old oak trees and beautiful spots for kayaking and fishing on the Withlacoochee River. Be sure to make a reservation online and you’ll receive a gate code to access. Except for a few fire rings and picnic tables, there aren’t many extra amenities at this site. There is an equestrian campground and a primitive campground, so be sure you choose the right one for your rig. Big rigs will struggle to drive into the primitive campground after a heavy rain.