Map Reveals Where Gas is Cheapest and Most Expensive in Florida Right Now
As Fourth of July travel plans ramp up, a new update from AAA shows Florida drivers may catch a bit of a break at the pump—depending on where they live.
According to AAA’s fuel data released June 27, 2025, Florida’s average price for regular gas sits just under $3, at $2.999 per gallon, noticeably lower than the national average of $3.207. But prices vary sharply by region, with some counties paying nearly 40 cents more than others.
AAA’s interactive gas price map breaks down average retail prices by county. Currently:
- The highest averages range from $3.236 to $3.089
- The lowest averages fall between $2.939 and $2.851
The map, which updates daily, gives Floridians a better look at local pump prices—and it comes at a crucial time. AAA’s latest travel forecast suggests a busy holiday weekend is ahead, and with temperatures climbing, lower gas prices may offer some relief to road-trippers.
Dark red 3.236 to 3.089
Light red 3.088 to 3.031
White 3.030 to 2.991
Light blue 2.990 to 2.940
Dark blue 2.939 to 2.851
Florida Gas Price Trends:
| Type | Current Avg. | 1 Week Ago | 1 Month Ago | 1 Year Ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Regular | $2.999 | $3.140 | $3.038 | $3.438 |
| Mid-Grade | $3.442 | $3.587 | $3.470 | $3.865 |
| Premium | $3.768 | $3.899 | $3.782 | $4.183 |
| Diesel | $3.708 | $3.565 | $3.434 | $3.748 |
Prices have dipped steadily compared to last week and last year for regular-grade fuel, but diesel is on the rise again after falling earlier in the month.
AAA encourages travelers to monitor prices locally, plan ahead, and take advantage of gas-saving strategies—especially those heading to Florida’s popular coastal destinations this weekend.
To check prices in your county, visit AAA’s Gas Price Map.
