Coast Florida's Nature Coast to uncover Chiefland's vast wildlife, landscapes, and trails.
Chiefland, Florida may not sit directly on the coast, but it overlaps with Florida’s Nature Coast—and leaves plenty to be discovered. After all, there’s a reason Chiefland calls itself the "Gem of the Suwannee Valley," though you’ll want to visit for yourself to understand why. Luckily, Chiefland RV sites make year-round camping not only possible but also easy. Head south of Suwannee River State Park and west of Gainesville to Levy County. From your RV site with full hookups, picnic tables, and a firepit, you’ll have your pick of pristine beaches, state forests, and state parks. Need we say more? While Chiefland RV campsites can surely accommodate campers rain or shine, it’s best to plan your getaway for the cooler months. Come winter, manatees make an appearance at Manatee Springs State Park and turn Chiefland into an aquatic paradise. Once you park your RV, grab your binoculars and spring into action.