January in central Florida

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Intestate 4 is generally considered the "frost line."

North of the line you will see cooler temps in the day an maybe frost at night.

For the temperatures you outline, you will need to be south of that line.

The further south, the warmer.

Port orange is not bad in January. In 5 years never had a freeze in January.

We stayed at Paradise Oaks RV Resort in Bushnell, FL last winter. We were there for 4 months and enjoyed the park. Friendly staff, friendly neighbors and a whole lot of activities. This is a newer well maintained park with grassy sites and concrete patios, excellent WIFI that was completely upgraded last year. Bushnell is about halfway between Orlando and Ocala and the weather tends to be moderate, temps in the high 60's and 70's during the day. We are returning again this winter.
Bushnell is near I-75 with easy access to I-75 and I-4. Here is their web address: http://www.theparadiseoaks.com/

Check rvparkreviews.com and rvparky.com for Bartow, Winter Haven, Lake Wales, Avon Park, Sebring, Frostproof, Polk City, Lake Placid. These are all south of I-4 and will probably be affordable. Sorry I can't directly help you as I live in WH/Lake Wales, so don't frequent the RV parks.

I'm from Lakeland, which is next door to where I live now, and the only one I'd look at there is Sanlan. We've driven through a few times, and it didn't float my boat, but it's worth a look-see.

We do go to Westgate River Ranch outside of Lake Wales. We love it there. There are things to do there-has a cowboy/western motif with a rodeo, but shopping and other activities are 30 minutes away.

There is a park off I-4 in Polk City-LeLynn RV Park that looks like some place I would consider.

Good luck and welcome to Florida!!

Check out Camp Lemora in Thonotassa.
Right near Tampa and the Hillsboro River

Jack L

anywhere north of Orlando can freeze at nite

KOA in Okeechobee