Long term RV parks near Clearwater

The closest is Vacation Village RV Resort, 6.4 miles out

Everything else is further out. The next is Silver Dollar Golf, Trap Club & RV Resort at about 20 miles, so Vacation Village RV Resort is the one to call first.

For Silver Dollar Golf, Trap Club & RV Resort (the centre of the park's town, not the park itself); Terra Ceia Village RV Resort (the centre of the park's town, not the park itself); Winter Quarters Manatee RV Resort (the centre of the park's town, not the park itself), no geocoder matched the park's address, so the distance is approximate and rounded to five miles.

Tax on a pad under six months: at least 12.0 percent in Pinellas County

A site rented for six months or less carries the 6 percent state transient rentals tax plus the local option rate of the county the park sits in. Clearwater is in Pinellas County, where DR-15TDT lists 6.0 percent, so a pad in Pinellas County carries at least 12.0 percent. DR-15TDT says the local option rate is charged in addition to the 6 percent state sales tax and any applicable county discretionary sales surtax, and that not all counties report rate changes to the Department, so treat the figure as a floor and confirm the surtax with the Florida Department of Revenue.

It is worth knowing which side of a county line you are booking on. The towns around Tampa Bay sit in 3 counties (Hillsborough, Pasco, Pinellas), and the local rate is not the same in all of them: DR-15TDT lists Hillsborough at 6.0, Pasco at 5.0, Pinellas at 6.0 percent. Two pads at the same price can bill differently. The rate follows the county of the park you book, not the town you search from.

Florida Statutes 212.03(4) gives a guest two routes out of the transient rentals tax. The first is a bona fide written lease for longer than six months for continuous residence, which takes the stay out of the tax from the start. The second is continuous residence longer than six months after paying the tax for the first six months, which exempts the stay from then on.

Sources: Florida Department of Revenue, form DR-15TDT, local option transient rental tax rates (R. 03/25), read 2026-09-14; Florida Statutes 212.03, transient rentals tax, read 2026-09-23.

What none of them publish

Not one park within reach of Clearwater states its amperage, whether sewer is at the pad, a monthly rate, or anything about billing an insurer. Those come by telephone, and the numbers are in the table. The Tampa Bay page has the questions worth asking, and each park's own record lists exactly what it leaves unanswered.

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