But the weather is a major consideration when camping in Florida. Winter brings Florida the dry season and mild, sunny days that are perfect for being outdoors. There are few days when rain and cool temperatures are in the forecast. However, you should still be prepared. Between December and May, make sure you have a warm-up suit or other warm clothing and a blanket when camping.
Rain is common in the afternoon, and sometimes it rains all day.
If you plan to camp between June and November, always be aware of the forecast, and be prepared to get wet. This hot, wet weather can bring out mosquitoes and other insects that can make the outdoors unpleasant. Tropical depressions, tropical storms and hurricanes can loom on the coast and even come inland. If a hurricane were to reach the area of Florida you were camping in, you'd likely be evacuated from your campground. Please take note that Florida has been experiencing a drought for the past 2 years, and even the wet season hasn't been very wet.