Dade City lies about 23 miles east of Brooksville, roughly thirty five minutes by US 98 and SR 50, and is the historic seat of Pasco County.


Three of these carry Dade City addresses. The fourth is named with the town it actually sits in.
Dade City Resort: 16731 US 301, the clearest short stay choice here. Full hookups on 30 and 50 amp service, no age restriction, and the operator invites stays of a night, a week or a whole season. Its larger back in pitches measure 45 by 65 feet, though the resort publishes no maximum trailer length, so name your unit when you book.
Withlacoochee River Park: A Pasco County park on the river east of town, offering RV and tent camping. The county page does not state a hookup type, so treat power and water as unconfirmed and ring the parks department before you rely on them.
Travelers Rest RV Resort: 29129 Johnston Road, with 70 full hookup pitches all on 50 amp service and pull through access. It is an age restricted 55 community, so check eligibility before you book.
Hillsborough River State Park: Thonotosassa, south of here, the nearest public ground open to all ages. Electric on most of its 112 pitches, water at each, and rig length capped at 50 feet. Booking opens 11 months in advance.
Confirm current availability, rules and requirements directly with each park.
Booking around the festival weekend? Contact the Brooksville RV Rentals team
Dade City kept its old downtown, which is the reason most people drive over. Antique shops and restaurants fill the Church Street district, a pioneer village sits on the northern edge of town, and there is a rope course in the woods for anyone who needs the day to be more active than that.


This is one of the friendlier towns in the area for a larger unit, because the main resort publishes generous pitch footprints. A small travel trailer suits a couple wanting a night or two around the historic district. A large bunkhouse trailer fits a family staying the week. The fifth wheel has more room to work with here than at most parks in this batch, provided the truck behind it is rigged for the job and you name the unit when booking. You will need a suitable tow vehicle, or ask about delivery. Availability depends on the individual trailer and your travel dates, and pricing varies by trailer size, season and rental length. View available trailers or Contact the Brooksville RV Rentals team.

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