foghorn Florida Camping: The Complete Guide to More Than 50,000 Campsites for Tenters, RVers, and Car Campers

by Tom Dubocq, Sally Deneen, Robert McClure

This all-new guide presents readers with more than 1,000 camping options, covering 50,000 individual campsites for tenters, RVers, and car campers, with complete details on obtaining access to every public park, national forest, beach, and private commercial campground from the Keys to the Panhandle. 23 maps.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1573540188
• ISBN13: 9781573540186
• Release Date: February 1998
• Publisher: Avalon Travel Publishing
• Length: 669 Pages
• Weight: 0.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 5.5" x 8.4"

Customer Reviews

Great Campground book

I sell rv's and give this book as a gift. I hear how great it is all of the time. I have used books like this for years, they are very accurate.

Our Favorite Florida Campground Guide!

As indicated by other reviewers, the Foghorn series of campground guides is not without flaws. Even so, we know of no directories which do a better job of addressing campground aesthetics than these wonderful guides. In our experience, the look and feel of a campground is often the single greatest factor influencing the quality of a camping experience . . . and the factor totally ignored by nearly all other campground guides. There are a number of directories which rate facilities, provide directions, tell you how to make reservations and give you an idea of the cost for a night's stay in a specific campground. This series gives similar basic information and then goes beyond that. The Foghorn guides actually give you a feel of what it is like to stay in a specific campground - a bit of a narrative description and a "scenic beauty rating" for each campground plus information about nearby recreation opportunities. We like that a lot. Have we found instances where we liked a campground more or less than the book's author? Of course. Tastes differ and things change over time. Even so, we would rather have an admittedly subjective rating of a campground's intangibles than to have nothing to go on but a recitation of facts and figures. Are the Foghorn Outdoors guides the only ones we use? No. But they are ALWAYS the first place we turn when selecting a destination campground.

Where to Stay In Florida with Your RV

I was pleased to find this book which gives quite a bit more detail than the huge regional campground books (Woodall's, etc.). Looking up some campgrounds that we'd already tried (Lazy Days and St. Augustine), I could see it captures the character of the place and lets you know what to expect. This will be invaluable for us as we explore Florida with our motorhome.

4th edition

Please be sure to look and ask for the fourth edition of the book, released in fall 2007. The book has been completely updated and revised. Look for the blue cover and the Moon imprint! All best, Marilyn A. Moore author Florida Camping

Suits out of state visitors and native Floridians alike.

Florida Camping is packed full of great directions, reviews, and a 1-10 rating system. It looks condensed, but what you get is factual, to the point, and complete. Whether you are an RV camper or a tent camper, you can find the perfect campground in this book. You'll need to mark the page or lose it forever, there are so many campgrounds listed! Included in the reviews are local trivia, like "a kid was nearly eaten by an alligator here", or "this is the only area that rare white squirrels frequent", to "there's a fantastic bar-b-q place just down the road". Thank you!