Orlando to Key West Road Trip

The premier theme park attraction of Orlando – experience the magic of Disney at this massive park. Tickets start at $109 per day.

The home of many entertainment wonders including an immersive Harry Potter experience. Tickets start from $109 per day.

The main launch center of NASA, this attraction isn’t to be missed if you’re a space buff. An adult ticket will set you back $57 for the day.

Orlando has plenty of on-street parking. The meters are in effect Monday to Saturday, from 8 am to 6 pm except for in the Creative Village where they’re in effect until 9 pm. Typically, metered spots are free of charge on specific holidays and Sundays.

A safe and well-lit parking garage. $2 to $10 per hour.

A city-run garage with plenty of parking available. $2 to $10 per hour.

Known for its extensive wine list, this restaurant is a favorite among locals and tourists.

Just a few minutes from Orlando’s center, this Mexican restaurant serves some of the finest food in town.

Everything at this restaurant down to the sauces is plant-based. If you’re vegan this is your mecca.

For the quintessential Disney experience you can’t miss this campervan park. Pricing depends on your date of travel.

A quality park, this one’s also notoriously busy so you ought to call ahead. Pricing starts at $50 a night.

If you’re driving a particularly big rig, this is the campground for you. Pricing varies depending on your date of travel.

With over 7000 works of art on display, this gallery has something for everyone of every taste. The museum is free to visit but does host ticketed exhibitions.

If you’re traveling with the kids, this is a must-see attraction. General admission for an adult is $18.95.

Florida’s only drive-through safari, this is one of the best attractions in the area. Tickets start from $30 for the day.

West Palm Beach has numerous on-street parking spots, both free and metered. The free spots are 1-hour and 2-hour limited and are strictly enforced. Metered parking is available throughout mid-town, as well as on the Royal Palm Way and Phipps Ocean Park parking lots.

Right near the city this garage is clean and well-maintained. Prices range from $1 to $20 per hour.

A clean, well-positioned garage. Prices range from $1 to $20 per hour.

Owned by a husband-and-wife team, this restaurant is second to none for quality cuisine.

A beautifully decorated Turkish restaurant with offerings to have your mouth watering.

A self-proclaimed “foodie paradise”, Avocado Grill lives up to its reputation.

Just a few minutes from the Lion Country Safari park, this campervan lot can’t be beaten on location. Prices start from $65.

Spacious parking for your campervan under plenty of shade to keep you cool in the summer months. Prices depend on your date of travel.

If you’re 55 or older this is a great park to consider. Prices start from $35 per night.

The beach is what makes Miami one of the best spots to visit in the world. Take some time to soak up the sun or frolic in the waves.

This park covers 1.5 million acres of swampland and is home to a stunning array of wildlife.

Just 30 minutes drive from Miami, Fort Lauderdale is a perfect way to get out of the city and see the surrounding area.

Miami has plenty of metered on-street parking. Enforcement times are between 9 am and 3 am and rates will range from $2 to $4 per hour.

A clean, well-positioned parking garage. The first twenty minutes are free and the daily max is $36.

This multi-story car park is well-positioned. Rates range from $5 to $24.

Modern Japanese dishes that are exquisitely presented keep locals and tourists flocking to this restaurant.

Nostalgic American food with a 1950s slant.

This restaurant has perfected the taco. If you’re a fan of Mexican food then this is the place for you.

This campervan park is located northwest of Fort Lauderdale and is one of the best in the area. Pricing varies depending on your date of travel.

Just four miles from the beach, just outside Fort Lauderdale, this park has all the amenities you might need. Rates range from $50 to $57 per night.

This campervan park is just minutes from the beach making it a location that can’t be beaten. Rates will vary based on your time of travel as well as the features of each campervan pad.

The first of the Florida Keys, this island is also home to the world’s largest artificial reef.

Book a snorkeling tour and experience the third largest reef in the world.

Key West has plenty of on-street parking, both metered and unmetered. The metered parking is $4 per hour. You’ll only be able to park on the street for a maximum of three days.

A clean, well-kept garage. Fees start at $4 per hour.

Clean and easy to navigate. Rates range from $4 to $32.

A mix of American and Caribbean cuisine, this restaurant is a great option if you happen to be vegetarian.

This permanent food truck is one of the best in the city for fusion eats.

A must-experience for anyone who’s a fan of lobster.

Full hookups and various amenities. Pricing varies depending on your date of travel.

One of the most highly rated parks in the area. Rates range from $90 to $135 depending on the season and the location.

A family-run campervan park right on the water. Rates range from $115 to $150 depending on the season.