Camping is a popular pastime that shows no signs of becoming less popular in the near future. Tent camping is the most common form of sleeping outside, as stated in the 2022 North American Camping report published by KOA. This research estimates that close to 57 million households in the United States and Canada went on at least one camping trip in the previous year.
When organizing a camping vacation, there are a lot of details and aspects to think about, including the facilities. Camping by car typically entails driving up to your site, which enables campers to bring a few more conveniences and amenities to the campgrounds they visit.
These locations might provide cooking facilities, such as a barbecue or a fire pit, as well as power outlets, public restrooms, and even showers. Camping in an RV or renting a cottage may also provide you with access to these amenities within your unit.
On the other hand, in order to participate in wilderness or primitive camping, one must typically hike into a location that has little to no facilities. Campers may, for instance, require gear that is portable enough to be carried to their campsites if they are staying at basic sites. It is possible that they will also need to purify their drinking water and hang their toiletries in order to deter wildlife.
Within the United States 130 different park units, the National Park Service is in charge of managing the campgrounds. There are also a large number of campgrounds that are privately owned and operated, in addition to the campgrounds that are managed by the states.
More than half of people tend to go camping within 100 miles of their homes, as stated in the North American Camping report; nonetheless, there are countless possibilities for both where to go camping and how to go camping.
People are often required to make camping reservations in advance, with some of the more popular locations requiring reservations up to a year in advance.
Using information obtained from Yelp, Stacker has developed a list of the Miami campgrounds with the highest ratings in order to assist you in getting an early start on your preparation. When determining rankings, both the number of reviews and the average rating are taken into consideration. Continue reading to find out if your favorite location made it onto the list.
7. Davey KOA Campground has a rating of 1.5 out of 5 stars based on 7 guest reviews.
– Location: 3800 SW 142nd Ave Davie, Florida 33330 – Types of Establishment: RV Parks and Campgrounds
6. The Twin Lakes Travel Park comes in at number six with a rating of 1.5 out of 5 stars (7 reviews).
– Location: 3055 Burris Road, Davie, Florida 33314 – Types of Establishment: RV Parks and Campgrounds
5. Davie / Ft. Lauderdale KOA – Rating: 2.0/5 (46 reviews)
– Location: 3800 SW 142 Ave Davie, Florida 33330 – Types of Establishment: Campgrounds and RV Parks
4. Hollywood KOA, with a rating of 2.0 out of 5 stars (15 reviews).
– Location: 5931 Polk Street Hollywood, Florida 33021 – Types of Establishment: RV Parks and Campgrounds
3. The Encore Miami Everglades received a rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars from its 46 guests.
– Address: 20675 SW 162nd Avenue Miami, Florida 33187 – Categories: Camping Areas and Recreational Vehicle Parks
2. Larry and Penny Thompson Park received a rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars from the forty reviews it received.
– Location: 12451 SW 184th St. Miami, Florida 33177 – Types: Campgrounds and Parks
1. Camp Elmore
– Overall Score: 4.5/5 (Five Reviews)
– Address: 3301 SW 142nd Ave, Davie, Florida 33331 – Types of Establishments: Campgrounds
