a fascinating stop that preserves the historic site of the Koreshan Unity -- a utopian religious…read morecommunity founded in the late 19th century by Cyrus Teed. The park has a $5 per car entrance fee and plenty of parking. There are two main areas: One side leads to a picnic area and campsites -- perfect for relaxing or spending the night. The other takes you to the historical settlement, where multiple preserved buildings are open for exploration. You can take a self-guided tour using a $1 handout map from the visitor center or simply read the detailed informational signs posted around the site. Walking through the grounds feels like stepping into a ghost town, complete with original structures and remnants of a once-thriving community. Despite the eerie history, the park is peaceful, quiet, and well-shaded, making it a nice place to wander, learn, and take a break from the Florida heat. It's definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

I have heard about the Koreshan State Park and the cult with the same name from my previous visits…read moreto the Bonita Springs area. But after reading the novel "The Magic Kingdom" written by Russell Banks recently (I do recommend) based on the history of the Koreshan cult, I wanted to visit the park during my next trip. And we did. The park is open daily from 8 am to 5 pm. They have tours and demonstrations on the property. You can browse on your own of you want. We opted for a guided tour that starts at 10 am for $10/person, you can book online ahead of time or just pay and join on the spot. It was well worth it, our guide gave us a lot of interesting information (although she didn't know about the books), about Dr. Cyrus Teed, the guru of the Koreshan who started the religious cult in New York, moved it to Chicago, then to Estero Bay in Florida where they helped develop the area. Lots of fascinating stories about their settlement, religion concepts, work in the area, business, the role of women within the cult. We lingered afterword to browse some more, lots of memorabilia on display and we were lucky to witness some demonstrations. You need at least 2-3 hours to see everything. You can bring lunch, there are picnic tables. A lot of places and houses in this big park. Wear comfy shoes, bring a hat. You will also see cool plants and animals in the wild (cool lizards, small iguanas). It's worth checking out if you're looking for an activity that opens a big window into the history of the area!

Blueway is a hidden gem. Great park, staff is VERY accommodating and friendly. Daisy was awesome in…read morehelping me prior to arrival. They have a nice pool area with 2 pools, putting greens, cornhole toss areas, shuffleboard, mini basketball court, fire pits, pet play and wash area, laundry room, showers, etc. Nice park with plenty of trees. Great stay!

We came here on Labor Day weekend and it was a last minute booking. They had a special going and…read morethey were going to have a DJ at pool and band at night and Food trucks etc for the holiday. We drove over from the East coast of FL and we almost didn't go because it was supposed to rain all weekend. I am glad we went, the weatherman was wrong again. This used to be called Shady Acres and all the signage still says Shady Acres (In fact I think when they ran my CC it came up Shady Acres) This RV park has a certain amount of space that is for traveling guests and then there are quite a few full timers here. They didn't have a DJ that I saw, but they had speakers and hooked up to someones phone and played music. The band was good, seemed to be a local group and friendly with everyone there. I do not remember seeing the food truck but I was not looking either. All in all, its a campsite, with 2 newly renovated pools. I only use it to park my RV and do things during the day. Its close to a lot of cool places. When we went to go hook up we had a wasps nest in our plug area and they came right away to spray. I would certainly go back.

Been staying here for the winter for the last 8 years! Great location & quick access to I-75 &…read moreTamiami Trail. Park itself is nice with paver brick sites. However they no longer offer cable and the Wi-fi is absolutely TERRIBLE!!! It's difficult to even check your email The management company ROOTS spends as little $$ as possible on this park & doesn't seem to care about keeping their visitors happy. This was a much nicer place when the original owners were here. If you're a beach goer, please note it's very difficult to find beach parking due to severe damage from Hurricane Ian in 2022 & multiple hurricanes in 2024. If the beach is your thing, go somewhere else! We won't we returning next winter....

First time staying here and the wife says she'd come back (always a good sign). Friendly staff,…read morequiet and secure park located in a rapidly developing area. Plenty of shops and services nearby. Lots of food choices and not too far from the beaches.

Park needs friendlier office staff. Park is out dated and…read morerun down. Pavillion & Rec Hall are well taken care of. Pool is not kept clean and maintained.(pool light is pulled out and laying on the deck for a week) Jill, Tammy, Frank & Kevin are hardworking!! Not sure why you are paying the one worker to ride around in a golf cart all day and talk on his phone! We come here for the friends we have made in the park, location to beaches & many great places to eat!

I don't think people understand the the majority of spots are purchased annually and can not be re…read morerented. Overflow is for transient guests. what the park provides for the price and easy location is great. We buy a 6/6 spot and enjoy our time there. Especially with the new management!!

Just don't do it. Too many better places here in Fort Myers area. This is where your Florida…read moreDream vacation comes to DIE. This was the WORST experience. There's everything there, they will come into your camper without permission, they have "accidently" unplugged my camper while i was at work and all of my food spoiled. The manager is VINDICTIVE and a complete witch. She runs it like its her own personal vendetta camp. She WILL find something, anything to confront you about. This place is NO RESORT. Its a DUMP. You won't be allowed to use the pool so why would you want to stay here.

We stayed here recently on business due to Hurricane Irma. Susie was so warm and inviting. This is…read morea nice quiet rv campground with lots of friendly permanent campers. Everyone went out of their way to make us feel welcome.

Still going strong for the past two years!!! I've lost a total of 90 pounds and made countless…read morefriends. Brad and Jenn are the owners and truly care about each individual that steps into Burn. This community of people are supportive and motivating at every workout. All of the trainers are knowledgeable and positive. Childcare is included as well as focus meetings to help reach your fitness goal. This gym is a real life changer. Because of Burn, I'm not only happier and healthier, but also a better mom and wife!

So supportive and welcoming!! Plus a killer workout. Any fitness level can do the workouts and the…read moreinstructors will help you improve. A really great community!

Looking for a fun and unique way to celebrate a kid's birthday? Or just looking for a lively and…read moreengaging instructor for surf/skim group or private lessons? Look no further, Cristina from surf Naples, along with her husband Sean, are the ultimate dynamic duo. My 9 yr old daughter, who was once afraid of getting in the ocean, is now skimming and surfing fearlessly thanks to them!!!!

Best place to teach all ages skim-boarding and surfing. My son has learned so many skills via camp…read moreand private lessons! Flexible schedule and always a great time!

We spent two whole months at Imperial Bonita Estates. Normally our winters are spent in Arizona…read more This was a first for us in Florida and the first for spending two months. I do have a couple complaints about the park. One being is that it needs a hot tub. Most RV parks of this nature have hot tubs. This one is lacking. The other complaint is about screen rooms. This park is in Florida and there are lots of bugs and no see'ums. However, this park does not allow screen rooms at your RV site unless that room is attached to your RV. Without a screen room you need to lather up in bug spray. Sites are fairly close together but there is still room to have a nice patio. A river flows through the park making it perfect for kayaking. Roads are level for bike riding and there are plenty of activities to enjoy. We enjoyed shuffleboard, tennis, pickleball and many of the other activities available at the park. Should we return to Florida for another winter, we would definitely consider staying here. It's also in a great location and close to the beach.

This is our second year staying here. First year we stayed for 3 months and love it. This year we…read morealso stayed 3 months and it been horrible. First forget rules they are not enforced. Non attached clothesline used, dogs not on leashes and barking dogs all over the place. Two other neighbors around me are not returning due to so many issues not being addressed. Lots are very close together both on the sides and back. And then if you have a neighbor that smokes you can not open your windows. We complained about items and nothing was every done. The last comment is that there are not enough English speaking people in the Park. If you don't speak French I would avoid this Park for all the reasons listed. There reservation system is terrible.