This was my first time camping since I was a kid in Girl Scouts. The area was just beautiful. The…read moresite (63) was big enough for two cars, two tents, a hammock and two tables under a tailgate tent. There was a port-a-potty close by and a real bathroom with showers about a 4 minute walk. Staff cleaned the restroom often and the port-a-potty was well maintained. We rented bikes. Next time we will rent kayaks. There were hiking trails and lots of wildlife. It was a great time!

Not too far but far enough. Great campground with lots of sites. Laundry and showering facilities…read morewere very cleans lots of alligator to see, grab a kayak or a canoe and paddle the waterways. Seemed like all Sites had a fire pit and the store you were able to grab firewood for a small fee. Easy to find, beautiful drive out there. Very great trip.

We will stay here again. Great COE campground and park. Lock operations and boats going thru are…read moreentertaining and interesting. About an 8 foot drop/rise. The north side of the Caloosahatchee is very nice, enjoyed a bike ride to SR 78.

This campground is beautiful. If you're lucky enough to get a site along the canal/river you'll…read morehave lots to watch. Boats big and small going through the locks. Manatees are often going through the locks as well! There are places to fish near the Lock area. We saw otters frolicking near the bridge separating the two sections of the campground. This is a yearly stopover when going to and from the Keys.

My father was a guide at Slims Fish Camp after retiring from the Charleston West Virginia police…read moreDepartment. I visited him often and go fishing. My brother and I both were there often and I met many other folks who lived in a campground also. It was a wonderful experience to meet so many people from all the different skill sets of life. The fishing was great a meeting so many people that just seemed like normal regular everyday people, but they came from many different exclusive companies at made America run. They were all retired, but you couldn't really tell one from another because everyone got along and there was no fighting or bickering. It just seemed like a place that stood still in time and no one complained about politics or anything else, but talked a lot about fish. That's what I really liked about Belglade Marina and Campground. My brother and I came here with my son who have been shot at work and was in a wheelchair and I wanted to take him guide fishing, but it was hard to locate someone that would take him on the boat as you never know what could happen. We happen to know one of the guides from when my father was alive and in the area and he took care of us. I was a little afraid about going then, but it worked out great. It was during the time that the hurricane hit New York and passed us by heading up north while we were fishing on Lake Okeechobee. I was afraid it would be really hard but guide knew how to stay on one side of a bunch of grass and clean up that area with a couple of bass here and there. It was as if nothing changed. Everyone got along and we fish that day and went on back to our house In Largo, Florida.

PROS: Very well kept campground. Lots of waterside spots,…read morebut most are reserved months or years in advance. Sites much larger than in most campgrounds. Very safe, lots of friendly campers. CONS: We have stayed at many parks and understand that the service isn't as good as our home, but the internet here has been the worst we have seen. Free wireless internet is unreliable and at times unavailable. No other internet options available (cable or dsl internet does not service campground area). Campground states that the internet is being upgraded; however they have been telling the campers that for years with no improvement. Water has rust particles. Be sure to use filter before introduction to your rv water system. Would we return? Yes, but only with internet improvements or options.

We went to the Glades to buy a used RV and truck and ended up staying for a month. It was all we…read morehoped it would be and we're sorry we could not enjoy all of the activities they usually offer because of Covid. My husband loved the pickle ball courts and the two restaurants on site were absolutely stellar, especially Crumbs where we had many breakfast and dinners. The one time we had pizza we were very satisfied as well. RV years were mostly from Ohio and Michigan and a few Canadians, but that contingent was largely absent due to Covid. All the campers we met were friendly and helpful and the site was impeccable. The front office was especially helpful for providing notary public services for our vehicle purchases. My husband was wild about the pickle ball courts and the great folks that he played with. It was an especially good value for a month and even more so for a year. The pool was lovely and we looked forward to the Wednesday bake sales and farmers market. We would love to go back and might even consider wintering there next year. My only observation as a new RVEr was that the population At Florida RV parks in general was very Caucasian. There were no or very few Hispanics, African-Americans and Asians at the location. It was definitely LGBT friendly. Servers at Crumbs Country restaurant did not wear masks but outside dining was available and very comfortable. The overall belief of the RVers was that Covid had already come through the park and everyone simply distanced or rode by on their golf carts. Almost no one wore a mask.

Reasonable and all in one places to camp or live. Great food entertainment and golf?…read more9 holes and what a great course, then jump on the boat and going fishing or cruising around. Just can't find any campground that is reasonably priced and has all the above amenities.

It is indeed a waterfront park, located along the Caloosahatchee River in sight of the bridge,…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/caloosahatchee-river-bridge-labelle?hrid=gRVk16pEUi77egwoqk1_Ug. Covered by live oak, water oak and southern oak trees for plenty of shade, the park has restrooms, picnic areas, a playground and even a floating dock with several slips. There is parking available. Picnic pavilions can be reserved through the parks department. [Review 19286 overall - 1634 in Florida - 256 of 2023.]

Bob Mason Waterfront Park was founded in 1998 and completed in 2008 with funds from the Florida…read moreRecreation Assistance Program. In 2018 the Hendry LaBelle Recreation Board upgraded the park by adding several gazebos, grills, and picnic tables along with an extended parking area. The park also has a floating boat dock with 10 slips, benches, restrooms, and a small playground. The LaBelle Garden Club added the plants to the park. This is a beautiful waterfront park along the Caloosahatchee River in LaBelle Fl. My favorite feature of the park are the picnic tables along the water under the shady live, water, and southern oak trees dripping in Spanish moss. I grabbed a take out lunch from the Log Cabin BBQ and had a birthday picnic overlooking the river. As I ate I watched the boats flying down the river. This is the perfect place to enjoy a meal, fish, or just take in the view.

Every year they having a hatching festival where you can hatch a gator. This is such a unique…read morebucket list experience. You can also see a variety of other animals. This place is absolutely incredible. It even has a shaded playground.. Its clean has a variety of animals and the customer service is outatanding. Book your ticket for the hatching festival You wont be disappointed.

I had the opportunity to visit Gatorama back in April for my birthday and I still can't stop…read moretalking about it. I had the BEST time. From the very start to the end before we left, each and every employee we encountered throughout our visit was so kind. My friend and I did a few of the encounters and had Kyle as our guide - we had so much fun. This place is amazing for anyone to visit, especially if you're fond of gators and crocs. 10/10 recommend visiting AND at least doing the Face to Face Challenge and Fast Hands Challenge. Everything is reasonably priced and it's well-worth the drive. I can't wait til I get to visit again

Yes, great prices and security and amazing people that do care for us and the others camper. For me…read moreis was an experience and you can stay as long as you want and pay the lot, utilities which are rational. Thanks!

Classic stop in Okeechobee. Always plenty of shiners and a nice way to start.the day. The lake…read morenear.the amphitheater always has a bass or two to be caught.

first off we go camping here almost when ever we can getaway. the location is the most beautiful…read morespots I've been to. the alligators don't other us as they always run the other way. there is so much to do between hiking boating paddling or swimming. the noise level from the street right behind our camper is hardly anything i would complain about. Enjoy the fresh air , get out and go fishing ! we already have 3 more vacations planned there too !

Nice place Good place for enjoy with family, they have…read morepicnic I am sure I will back with my family