Orlando RV Rentals

Getting From the Airport to Your RV Rental

If you are flying into Orlando Airport on an international flight you may be required by the RV rental location to stay the first night at a local area hotel. The reason for this being that they want you well rested before getting behind the wheel of a vehicle that may be quite a bit larger than you are used to. Check to see if the hotel that you are staying at provides a free shuttle, as many of them do. So whether you are going to the hotel first or straight to the RV rental location you have a few options to get there.

• Taxis – Taxis are located on the arrival levels and are ready when you are. All taxicabs picking up at the airport are regulated by the City of Orlando’s Vehicle for Hire ordinance which requires fares to be determined by a taximeter. Flat rate fees are not authorized, so negotiating with the cab driver is not an option. Cabs charge by distance not by the person and usually accommodate up to 4 passengers.
• Shuttle Van – if you have a larger party going from the Orlando Airport to the RV rental location, a shuttle van may be a good option for you. Shuttle vans can accommodate more passengers and have more room for your luggage. Fares are charged per person depending on the length of your trip. Check out Mears Transportation for more information on pricing.
• Public Transport – Orlando also has an extensive bus and Sunrail System that connects to the Orlando Airport. The bus system in Orlando is the Lynx System. This will be your cheapest option. Make sure you leave yourself time as it will also be the most time-consuming option. With a little planning and a little more time, the Orlando transit system can get you from the Orlando Airport to your RV rental location.

• Juniper Springs Recreation Area – This bubbling oasis is full of springs and hiking trails. Canoe and kayak rentals are available. 26701 FL-40, Silver Springs, Florida.
• Lake Kissimmee State Park – Large shady campsites, miles of trails to enjoy, plenty of wildlife, a tall observation tower, and a lake with boat launch are just a few highlights of this state park. 14248 Camp Mack Rd, Lake Wales, Florida.
• St. George Island State Park – A beautiful island with white sand beaches and marshland. You will also find nice trails to explore and great fishing. 1900 E Gulf Beach Dr, St George Island, Florida.
• Fort Pickens Campground – Relax on pristine white sand beaches great for swimming or fishing. Keep your eyes on the water and you might spot a pod of dolphins. 1463 Fort Pickens Rd, Pensacola Beach, Florida.
• Boyd’s Key West Campground – Enjoy the view from your oceanfront campsite or relax in the heated pool. 6401 Maloney Avenue, Key West, Florida.
• Long Pine Key Campground – Quiet and peaceful sites with access to hiking and biking trails and a pond for fishing. A great location for accessing the Everglades and the Keys. 40001 State Road 9336 Homestead, Florida.
• Turtle Beach Campground – A beautiful campground directly on the beach. There are restaurants nearby and a free shuttle that will take you into town. 8862 Midnight Pass Rd, Sarasota, Florida.
• St Johns River Campground Inc – Just minutes away from boating, shopping, dining, the ocean, and a world-renowned bass fishing river. 1520 FL-40, Astor, Florida.
• Naples / Marco Island KOA Holiday – This campground is in the perfect location for your Naples vacation. Rent a bicycle to explore, enjoy the pool and hot tub, or rent a canoe and paddle straight into the Gulf of Mexico. 1700 Barefoot Williams Rd, Naples, Florida.
• North Beach Camp Resort – This campground is set between the ocean and the river. The spacious, private sites surrounded by a palm canopy will make you feel like you are there alone. Enjoy the nearby restaurants on those days that you don’t feel like cooking. 4125 Coastal Hwy, St Augustine, Florida.
• Okeechobee KOA Resort – The highlight of this campground is the 9-hole golf course, driving range, and putting green. Nearby is Florida’s largest freshwater lake where you can enjoy boating or fishing. 4276 US Highway 441 South, Okeechobee, Florida.
• St. Petersburg / Madeira Beach KOA Holiday – This campground is bordered by white beaches, hiking trails, and mangroves. Kayak rentals and classes like yoga, quilting, and water aerobics are offered here. 5400 95th St N, St. Petersburg, Florida.

• Orlando S.E. / Lake Whippoorwill KOA Holiday – This location has it all with lake view RV sites, a boat ramp, canoe rentals, a pool, a hot tub, and only a short distance from the airport and attractions like Disney World. 12345 Narcoossee Rd, Orlando, Florida.
• Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground – A themed camping resort located in the Walt Disney World Resort. Enjoy fully-equipped campsites, pools and waterslides, and activities such as archery, horseback riding, and canoeing. 4510 N Fort Wilderness Trail, Orlando, Florida.

  This campground offers full hook-up site which is perfect for your motorhome holiday. Staying at Fort Wilderness gives you extended Theme Park hours and complimentary shuttle to Disneyworld. How good can it get?  Get ready to visit the happiest place on earth.

• Orlando / Kissimmee KOA Holiday – A campground complete with a pool, hot tub, and fitness area that is conveniently located near Orlando’s top attractions. The campgrounds rental bikes allow you to explore even further. 2644 Happy Camper Pl, Kissimmee, Florida.
• Stage Stop Campground – A simple, kid-friendly RV park with a pool and showers. Within walking distance of shopping, dining, and entertainment, and within 15-25 minute drive of Orlando’s major theme parks. 14400 W Colonial Dr, Winter Garden, Florida.
• Thousand Trails Orlando RV Resort – Whether you want to explore the orange groves, sunbathe on the white sand beaches, or cast your line in the lake, this 255-acre campground has it all. 2110 Thousand Trails Blvd, Clermont, Florida.
• Orlando NW / Orange Blossom KOA – This campground has an unbeatable location just minutes away from many of Florida’s main attractions. At the campground, you can enjoy grassy spaces, a pool, and bike rentals. 3800 W Orange Blossom Trail, Apopka, Florida.
• Moss Park – Staying at this campground you will be surrounded by water and wildlife. Enjoy the walking trails, playground, fishing, and water activities. 12901 Moss Park Rd, Orlando, Florida.
• Winter Garden RV Resort – At this quiet, relaxing park, enjoy heated pools and weekly potlucks. 13905 W Colonial Dr, Winter Garden, Florida.
• Lost Lake RV Resort – Experience quiet simple camping at Lost Lake. The park is adjacent to the West Orange Trail where hiking and biking can be enjoyed. 3400 Clarcona Rd, Apopka, Florida.
• Orlando Southwest KOA Holiday – Even though it’s located just twenty-five minutes away from Orlando’s theme parks, this campground still has an away-from-it-all feel. Bike rentals are available here. 2525 Frontage Rd, Davenport, Florida.