Mobile RV battery service in Port St. Lucie

Port St. Lucie is the biggest city on the Treasure Coast, with Fort Pierce just north and Stuart and Jensen Beach to the south in Martin County. This is one of the few stretches where I-95 and the Turnpike run close together, so RV traffic from both comes through. Jonathan Dickinson State Park, near Hobe Sound, has a large campground.

Where we work

RV parks in Port St. Lucie and Fort Pierce. Campgrounds on Hutchinson Island. Jonathan Dickinson State Park. Storage lots throughout St. Lucie and Martin counties. And both interstates.

What we see here

Spring training and snowbirds. Winter brings visitors who stay for weeks or months.

Storage. Many local owners keep RVs in storage lots. See storage and seasonal care.

Storm readiness. This coast has seen hurricanes. Owners want batteries ready to go. See hurricane prep.

Around Port St. Lucie and Fort Pierce

Port St. Lucie is one of the larger cities in this part of Florida, and Fort Pierce sits just north of it on the Indian River Lagoon. The New York Mets hold spring training in Port St. Lucie each year, which brings visitors in February and March. RV parks in the area range from long-stay resorts to small parks near Fort Pierce Inlet and the beaches on Hutchinson Island.

Where the highways meet

I-95 and the Florida Turnpike both run through St. Lucie County. Tell us which one you're on, the direction and the nearest exit.

Long stays and slow drains

Seasonal RVers who stay for months often have a battery that was fine in November and weak by March. Parasitic drains, like detectors, the fridge board and a stereo memory, slowly pull a battery down even on shore power if the converter isn't charging properly. See converters and lithium.

Nearby

Vero Beach to the north, West Palm Beach to the south, Sebring to the west.