Pensacola, FL: camping and road guide
Within 30 mi of Pensacola there are 53 campgrounds, 7 RV dump stations and 3 rest areas. Nearby, 2 roads have a posted clearance or length limit, or no trailers allowed. They're listed first.
Will your vehicle fit? Check its height and length against every posted limit near Pensacola.
Low clearances and road limits near Pensacola
Posted limits within 15 mi, for anything tall or long: an RV, a fifth wheel, a truck camper or a rooftop tent.
- North 17th Avenue · 10'0" clearance · 1 mi E
- Airport Boulevard · 13'0" clearance · 4 mi N
Campgrounds near Pensacola
- Naval Live Oaks Youth Group Camping · 6 mi SE
- Scout Camp Area · 7 mi SW
- Volunteer Camping Area · 8 mi S
- Group Camp · 8 mi SW
- Campground Loops B, C, D, E · 8 mi SW
- Fort Pickens Campground · 8 mi SW · fees apply · RVs OK
- Campground Loop A · 8 mi SW
- Pensacola Beach RV Resort · 8 mi SE
- Fort Pickens Group Campground · 8 mi SW · RVs OK
- Oak Grove Park · 8 mi SW
- Pensacola North RV Resort · 8 mi NW
- Five Flags RV · 9 mi NW
- Avalon Landing RV Park · 11 mi NE · fees apply
- Leisure Lakes RV Park · 12 mi NW
- Big Lagoon State Park Campground (Loop 1) · 14 mi SW · fees apply · RVs OK
- and 38 more in the app
RV dump stations
- Dump station · 8 mi SW
- Dump station · 8 mi SW
- at Pensacola Beach RV Resort · 8 mi SE
- at Pensacola North RV Resort · 8 mi NW
- at KOA Holiday · 14 mi W
- at Santa Rosa RV Resort · 21 mi E
- at Blackwater River State Park Campground (TITI) · 28 mi NE
Rest areas
- Florida Welcome Center · 12 mi NW
- Santa Rosa County Rest Area Eastbound · 19 mi NE · restrooms
- Santa Rosa County Rest Area Westbound · 19 mi NE · restrooms
Free for 14 days. Cancel any time.
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