Tree Capital Perry, Florida

Perry, Florida

Where to Stay

Hotels, inns, rentals and campgrounds — 22 places, ordered by how many people have reviewed them.

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  • The Sea Shed

    5.0 (26)
    Address
    Perry, FL 32347

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Guides to where to stay

  • Where to Stay in Perry: Hotels, Inns and RentalsFor a town of fewer than seven thousand people, Perry has more places to sleep than you might expect. That is because this is a working town, a county seat, and the crossroads of US 19 and US 98. People come through for timber, for the state park, and for the festival. You will be here for the same reasons. Here is where to lay your head.
  • Camping and RV Parks near PerryPerry is a working timber town, not a resort, and the camping here matches that: simple, practical, and close to the woods and water that made this place.
  • Pet-Friendly Places to Stay in Perry, FLPerry sits on US-19 with a lodging strip that runs the usual chain-hotel gauntlet. Look down the side roads, though, and you’ll find campgrounds and old motels where traveling with a pet is less about policy and more about practicality.
  • RVing in Perry, FL: Campgrounds, Parks & the Forest FestivalPerry calls itself the Tree Capital of the South, and it earns the name. This is a working timber town, not a beach detour. The RV life here is about forest calm, practical stops, and a festival that has anchored the community since 1956.
  • Where to Stay in Perry, FL: Best Areas & HotelsPerry is a working timber town, and its lodging options reflect that: a solid stretch of highway motels along the main roads and a handful of quieter, less central spots that suit a different kind of visit. Here's how to pick your base.

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