Park the RV next to sand ridge mountains, floodplain swamps, and white sand lakes in Haines City.
Haines City, FL is part of the Lake Wales Ridge—an area full of white sand hills arising from coastal flatlands down the center of Florida. Close to Lake Wales and its estuaries and creeks, RV campers can see wildlife while boating or paddling through Sherwood L. Stokes Preserve, or kayak along the preserve’s floodplain swamp to snap photos of butterflies and elusive scrub jays. After a day on the water, stop by RV resorts in town, many include 50-amp hookups, pull-through campsites, pools, showers, and wifi. At Lake Kissimmee State Park, RV campers can find ADA-accessible campsites with electric and water hookups, dump stations, boat ramps, and restrooms with showers. Then, attend Cow Camp to see a historical interpretation experience straight from the 1800s. Hikers and horseback riders will want to visit the trails and scrublands around the park, as well. White sands, open terrain, and Haines City’s hot and dry climate are perfect for conditions for any type of RV adventure.