Mobile RV battery service in St. Petersburg and Clearwater

Pinellas County is Florida's most densely populated county, a peninsula between Tampa Bay and the Gulf. It has some well-known RV camping, including the Fort De Soto Park campground on the islands at the mouth of the bay, and RV parks in Largo, Pinellas Park, Clearwater, Dunedin and Tarpon Springs.

Where we work

Fort De Soto. RV parks across mid and north Pinellas. Storage lots, which many Pinellas owners rely on because neighborhood rules restrict RV parking. And the routes in and out: I-275 over the Howard Frankland and Sunshine Skyway bridges, US 19 and the Courtney Campbell.

What we see here

Salt air everywhere. Nowhere in Pinellas is far from salt water.

Storage lot pickups. Many local RVs sit in storage between trips, and chassis batteries are often flat at pickup.

Storm surge planning. Much of Pinellas is low-lying, and evacuation planning is serious here. If your RV is part of your plan, keep the batteries ready. See hurricane prep.

Camping in Pinellas County

Fort De Soto Park, a Pinellas County park at the southern tip of the county, has a well-known campground on the water. Pinellas is densely built up, so RV parks are few and often full in season. Many RVers visiting St. Pete and Clearwater stay in Pasco or Manatee counties and drive in.

Bridges and beach traffic

Pinellas is a peninsula, connected by bridges like the Howard Frankland (I-275), the Gandy and the Courtney Campbell. Clearwater Beach traffic can be very slow. If your tow vehicle or motorhome won't start in a beach lot, we come to you there.

Salt air

Campsites near Fort De Soto and the beaches are close to salt water. Terminals corrode quickly. We clean and protect connections on every job.

Nearby

Tampa across the bay, Bradenton across the Skyway, Zephyrhills inland.