Morning: Depart Disney World early and head north on I‑4 to reach Tampa Bay. Stop at Sunshine Skyway Bridge for photo ops and continue to your first RV stop.
Afternoon: Set up at Fort De Soto Campground, a waterfront site with full hookups and a beach launch. After checkout, explore the historic Fort De Soto Park—rent bicycles and walk the nature trails.
Evening: Enjoy a sunset dinner at the park’s picnic pavilion, then relax at the campground’s playgrounds and splash pads for the kids.
Find HotelsMorning: Visit Busch Gardens Tampa Bay for thrilling rides and animal encounters; the park offers a family-friendly “Kids’ Adventure” zone.
Afternoon: Stroll along the Tampa Riverwalk, stopping at the Glazer Children’s Museum for interactive fun, then grab lunch at a riverside café.
Evening: Return to the RV site, enjoy a campfire cooking session, and take a short night walk on the beach to spot fireflies.
Find HotelsMorning: Drive east to Everglades National Park (≈3 hrs). Check in at Everglades RV Resort near the park entrance, which offers pull‑through sites and laundry.
Afternoon: Join a guided airboat tour to see alligators, birds, and the unique “river of grass.” After the tour, explore the Anhinga Trail on foot.
Evening: Dine at the resort’s communal kitchen, then attend a ranger‑led night talk about Everglades ecology.
Find HotelsMorning: Depart for the Keys, stopping at the iconic Seven Mile Bridge for panoramic views.
Afternoon: Arrive at Key Largo Kampground (full‑hookup sites, pool, and a private dock). Spend the afternoon snorkeling at John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, the first underwater park in the U.S.
Evening: Enjoy a fresh‑catch dinner at a local seafood shack, then relax on the campground’s beach boardwalk under the stars.
Find HotelsMorning: Drive to Key West (≈2 hrs). Walk Duval Street, visit the Southernmost Point, and explore the Ernest Hemingway Home.
Afternoon: Take a family‑friendly bike tour around the island, then begin the scenic drive back up the Overseas Highway toward Fort Lauderdale.
Evening: Check in at Fort Lauderdale RV Resort, settle into your site, and unwind at the resort’s pool and splash area.
Find HotelsMorning: Spend time on Fort Lauderdale Beach—rent paddleboards, build sandcastles, and stroll the promenade.
Afternoon: Visit the Bonnet House Museum & Gardens for a quick cultural stop before packing up.
Evening: Return the RV (or continue your road trip) and enjoy a final dinner at a beachfront restaurant, reflecting on the week’s adventures.
Find HotelsIf you need more leisure time, add an extra night at Key Largo Kampground to fully enjoy the reef, or stay an additional night in Fort Lauderdale for a day of water sports. To shorten the trip, skip the overnight in the Everglades and drive directly from Tampa to the Keys, using Everglades RV Resort as a day‑stop only. Booking campsites at least 4–6 weeks in advance (especially in the Keys) ensures you get full‑hookup sites and helps secure lower rates.