Tallahassee is Florida's capital, and its RV parks line the main roads into town instead of gathering in one spot. Look on Mahan Drive (US 90) to the east, North Monroe Street to the north and West Tennessee Street to the west toward Florida State, with parks pitching easy drives to FSU, FAMU and the State Capitol. For camping by the water, head west to Lake Talquin or south into Wakulla County, where the St. Marks River faces a national wildlife refuge about 10 miles from Wakulla Springs. Summers are hot and humid with frequent afternoon storms, winters are mild with the odd frost, and FSU home football weekends fill in-town sites fast.
Tallahassee RV Park
A country-setting park on Mahan Drive under giant pines, oaks, magnolias and dogwoods, with long shaded or open pull-through sites on full hookups and 30/50-amp service. Guests share a pool, 24-hour laundry, a dog walk area and a clubhouse with a full kitchen.
Address: 6504 Mahan Dr, Tallahassee, FL 32308
Website: tallahasseervpark.com
Big Oak RV Park
An established park on North Monroe Street with 156 spaces, including 117 full-hookup gravel sites, 41 pull-thrus measuring 30 by 65 feet and big-rig sites, all on 30/50-amp service. Shaded patios, a fenced dog run, laundry, showers, Wi-Fi, Dish satellite and a dump station round it out.
Address: 4024 N Monroe St, Tallahassee, FL 32303
Website: bigoakrv.com
Lakeside Travel RV Park
A west-side park on West Tennessee Street with full hookups, 30/50-amp service and pull-through sites up to 75 feet long. It also has a fully fenced dog park, free Wi-Fi, laundry and hot showers throughout the property, which suits travelers in longer rigs.
Address: 6401 W Tennessee St, Tallahassee, FL 32304
Website: lakesidetravelrvpark.com
Newport Campground
A small Wakulla County park campground on the St. Marks River, directly across from the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, with full-hookup, water-and-electric, electric-only and primitive sites. There is a bathhouse with showers, a boat ramp, dock and kayak launch, a pavilion and a nature path to a river observation deck.
Address: 8046 Coastal Hwy, Crawfordville, FL 32327
Website: mywakulla.com
Coe Landing County Park Campground
A Leon County park campground and boat ramp on the southeast shore of Lake Talquin, west of Tallahassee off SR 20. The county lists 20 RV or tent sites with 30-amp hookups, Wi-Fi and renovated showers, so check with the county parks office to confirm details before you go.
Address: 1208 Coe Landing Rd, Tallahassee, FL 32310
Website: leoncountyfl.gov
Tailgating at Doak Campbell?
On FSU home weekends the lots around Doak Campbell Stadium fill early, and a spare outlet is hard to come by. A portable power station quietly runs a TV, a blender or a string of lights all afternoon, then heads back to the site to keep the fridge cold when a summer thunderstorm knocks the power out. A folding solar panel can top it off between games.
If you mostly want backup for the fridge, read our guide to how long a power station runs a refrigerator.
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