RV parking at Florida ports

We need CC advise on parking a 39 foot motorhome at any of the Florida ports.

Where would be a good port to leave from with RV parking?

Lynda

from the port Canav web page

Whether you park in one of our terminal lots or parking garages, the rate* for the following cruises are:

3-night-$60, 4-night-$75, 5-night-$90, 6-night-$105, 7-night-$120 and 8-night-$135 for vehicles up to 20 feet in length.

For vehicles longer than 20 feet, the rates are $26 per day.

POM web site:

Parking

Parking is conveniently available at all cruise terminals. Designated disabled permit parking spaces are available in each garage. Spaces are also available for oversized vehicles (oversized vans, recreational vehicles and vehicles with trailers) at special rates. All facilities are patrolled by security. Oversized vehicles may only park in Lot #2, across from Cruise Terminal E.

Rates

•Overnight Parking, per night: $20

•Short-term Parking: $7

•Vehicles longer than 20 feet: An additional $20 per day

so I'd say they can accommodate . . .

Port of Tampa site does not mention oversize but does have an info tele#

(I'm pretty sure there is a storage lot for R/V and boats at SR-528 and SR-3 on Merritt Island . . . )

To add to Capt BJ's list:

From the Port Everglades website: http://www.porteverglades.net/cruising/parking/parking-rates/

Parking Fees

• $3 for 0-1 hour
  
• $6 for up to 5 hours, and then $1 per hour thereafter up to daily maximum
  
• $15 daily maximum
  
• $19 daily maximum for oversized vehicles (those that exceed the standard width and/or height of a parking space).
  

I assume RVs fall under the last bullet but I would check with them:

Contact e-mail addresses:

General: PortEverglades@broward.org

Cruise: PortEvergladesCruise@broward.org

Thanks, everyone for the info.

We have taken our 35 foot RV to Miami twice, and canaveral once. Miami was surprisingly easy...they let us pull up in the bus parking area of the terminal and we dropped of our luggage (and family members) then I went and parked in the RV lot. It's not huge, but we found a spot easily.

Canaveral was even easier, the terminal had its own dedicated lot, very close up, and the porters came to the RV to get our luggage.

We haven't done Ft Lauderdale yet, but we plan to in February. Hopefully it works as well.