Collier-seminole State Park Campground

About

Collier-Seminole State Park Campground sits at the intersection of Florida's subtropical wilderness and the western Everglades, about 20 miles southeast of Naples on the Tamiami Trail. The 105-site campground accommodates everything from tent campers to large motorhomes, with sites 1-19 designated specifically for tents and pop-ups. Every site comes equipped with electric and water hookups, a grill, and a picnic table. The campground features modern restrooms with hot showers, and two restroom buildings include laundry facilities. A centralized dump station serves RV campers. ADA-accessible sites and restrooms are available. Hammock camping is permitted with prior arrangement through the ranger station. Beyond the campground, the park offers a 13.5-mile canoe and kayak trail winding through mangrove estuaries to the Gulf of Mexico, hiking trails through tropical hardwood hammocks and cypress swamps, and a historic walking dredge from the Tamiami Trail construction era. The park is home to endangered species including the Florida black bear and West Indian manatee.

Directions

Located at 20200 Tamiami Trail East, 20 miles southeast of Naples. From Tampa via I-75: Take Exit 101 (SR 951/SR 84), turn right, follow 951 to US 41, turn left, park is 8 miles on the right past CR 92. From Fort Lauderdale via I-75: Take Exit 80 (SR 29), go south to US 41, turn right, follow US 41 for about 15 miles, park is on the left.