We will be heading to the Keys in a month, and I'm looking for an easy in/out campground somewhere on I-75 round Ocala/Orlando. We will probably get there around 10-11pm, and then be leaving by 6-8am. Would like a level pull through so I don't have to unhitch. I do need power to top off my batteries for my Resi fridge, so I really don't want a Walmart, but would work in a pinch. Thanks

I can’t help much because I live in the area and would just park in my. Driveway that late at night but I would stay away from the Orlando area if at all possible. There aren’t many boondocking options here and the construction is terrible. Not sure if you were on the turnpike if one of the rest areas would accommodate you but that’s not going to solve your power need.

Holiday Travel, Ocala, just off I-75 to west 1 block Silver Springs Blvd. Not a resort, but good for a overnite. Easy in and out I-75Please disregard this reference. This is NOT the place I was thinking of. Read the reviews https://www.allstays.com/Campgrounds-details/17584.htm

I checked freecampsites.net to see if there was a place to just pull in for the night and it looks like a tough area for an overnight. I think that's what you'll have to do due to your late arrival time. Here's the note for the Walmart in Ocala"2600 SW 19th Ave. Ocala Fla. 34471 Management allows over night parking preferably in large parking area next to garden center, however there's never enough room and RV's, campers spilled out into other areas of Walmart parking. Location is surrounded by resturants, retail stores to accomodate most every need."

https://www.rvonthego.com/florida/three-flags-rv-campground/?utm_source=yext&utm_medium=directory&utm_campaign=Yext%20Directory%20Listing

A year ago at about this time of year we were able to pull in to the Alexander Springs campground for an overnight without a reservation. It's part of the Ocala National Forest, so it operated by the Forest Service. If you have an interagency pass it's only about $16. No hookups, but a really nice "natural" place.-Speak

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Airdaile
Explorer
Mar 03, 2019
I checked freecampsites.net to see if there was a place to just pull in for the night and it looks like a tough area for an overnight. I think that's what you'll have to do due to your late arrival time. Here's the note for the Walmart in Ocala

"2600 SW 19th Ave. Ocala Fla. 34471 Management allows over night parking preferably in large parking area next to garden center, however there's never enough room and RV's, campers spilled out into other areas of Walmart parking. Location is surrounded by resturants, retail stores to accomodate most every need."
Horsedoc
Explorer II
Mar 03, 2019
Holiday Travel, Ocala, just off I-75 to west 1 block Silver Springs Blvd. Not a resort, but good for a overnite. Easy in and out I-75

Please disregard this reference. This is NOT the place I was thinking of.

Read the reviews https://www.allstays.com/Campgrounds-details/17584.htm
ThomBoles
Explorer
Mar 03, 2019
I can’t help much because I live in the area and would just park in my. Driveway that late at night but I would stay away from the Orlando area if at all possible. There aren’t many boondocking options here and the construction is terrible.
Not sure if you were on the turnpike if one of the rest areas would accommodate you but that’s not going to solve your power need.

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