Where to Go Glamping in Florida: 5 State Parks with Luxury Tents

You don't need to own camping gear to spend the night at some of Florida's best state parks. Timberline Glamping has fully furnished tents with comfortable beds, heating and air conditioning, and other amenities that make overnight adventures easy and comfortable. Here are five of my favorite Timberline Glamping locations across Florida.

Sebastian Inlet State Park

Address: 9700 South Highway A1A, Melbourne Beach, FL 32951
What to do inside the park: Explore three miles of beach, hike the Hammock Trail, and visit the Sebastian Fishing Museum.
Nearby: Explore Sebastian and grab a bite to eat. The Village Tavern of Sebastian has especially good vibes.

Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park

Address: 33104 NW 192nd Ave, Okeechobee, FL 34972
What to do inside the park: Stargaze at Florida's first designated Dark Sky Park, hike the trails, and explore by bike.
Nearby: Visit the charming town of Sebring or explore Okeechobee.

Jonathan Dickinson State Park

Address: 16450 SE Federal Hwy, Hobe Sound, FL 33455
What to do inside the park: See Hobe Mountain, ride bikes, rent kayaks, and visit Trapper Nelson’s Homestead.
Nearby: Visit Blowing Rocks Preserve, the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, or hit the beach.

RELATED: Jupiter Travel Guide | Hobe Sound, Tequesta

Hillsborough River State Park

Address: 15402 US-301, Thonotosassa, FL 33592
What to do inside the park: Hike along the river to see the Class II rapids, explore the suspension bridge, and kayak the Hillsborough River.
Nearby: Explore the restaurants, attractions, and lively neighborhoods of Tampa, about 30 minutes away.

Oscar Scherer State Park

Address: 1843 S Tamiami Trail, Osprey, FL 34229
What to do inside the park: Paddle South Creek, hike scenic trails, ride your bike, and keep an eye out for Florida scrub-jays.
Nearby: Explore the shops in historic downtown Venice and hunt for prehistoric shark teeth at Caspersen Beach.


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