Charging stops in Florida

4,585 inventory listings across 376 cities and towns. Start with a city, then narrow by connector, charging power and access.

4,362Listings marked public access
932Listings with DC fast configurations

Counts describe inventory listings, not open charging ports or independently verified physical destinations.

Florida|Coverage & source dates| AFDC + community inventory · selected venue research

4,562 charging listings

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ChargePoint

875 Jackson Ave, Winter Park, FL

NEMA 5-15Power unlistedJ1772up to 6.5 kW
Public access2 listed ports

Public access · 24 hours daily; Drivers must bring their own J1772 cordset for Level 1 charging

Charging hours

24 hours daily; Drivers must bring their own J1772 cordset for Level 1 charging

Listed operational · Source confirmed Oct 7, 2026

Stop amenities haven’t been verified.

Independent

16725 NW 57th Ave, Miami, FL

J1772Power unlistedCHAdeMOup to 44 kW
Public access2 listed ports

Public access · Call ahead · Dealership business hours

Charging hours

Dealership business hours

Listed operational · Source confirmed Feb 12, 2024

Stop amenities haven’t been verified.

Blink

51 South Coyle Street, Pensacola, FL

J1772up to 8.3 kW
Public access4 listed ports

Public access · 24 hours daily

Charging hours

24 hours daily

Listed operational · Source confirmed Oct 7, 2026

Stop amenities haven’t been verified.

Blink

5550 Nepsa Way, Delray Beach, FL

J1772up to 5.8 kW
Public access2 listed ports

Public access · 24 hours daily

Charging hours

24 hours daily

Listed operational · Source confirmed Oct 7, 2026

Stop amenities haven’t been verified.

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