If you want to change from beach scenery to more nature theme setting, try Caloosahatchee Regional…read morePark (CRP) in Lee Country along the Caloosahatchee River in Alva. You can set up camp, ride mountain bike and Equestrian trails or hiking in CRP. For mountain bike and equestrian trails, go to Parking Lot #3 known as North Park Entrance. For hiking, go to Parking lot #2 or Main Park Entrance. For camping go to Parking Lot #1 or Campground Entrance! You must register for camping and have a campsite assigned to you or your group! BBQ pits and benches are available. There is a lodge with a kitchen and ice machine that can accommodate up to 80-100 participants. Before you go to CRP, make sure you call and plan out your activity ahead. Some trials may not be available in the raining season. Check your mountain bike to ensure they are in excellent working condition as there is an advanced or more difficult biking trials. No dogs or alcohol are allowed in the park! Caloosahatchee Regional Park is a hidden gem in Lee County! Bring plenty of water and enjoy the nature, hiking or camping!

Really pretty park! Great for walking, camping, bird watching, etc. There are some beautiful…read moretrees here!

TROPIGAY Found! (in the middle of Florida!)…read more We discovered this charming remote gay campground 3+ years ago, when my husband, black lab and I rented one of the 3 yurts for a long weekend, over Thanksgiving, and have been coming down ever since. It was the community of existing "perms" (permanent) campers, weekenders, and eventually northern snowbirds -- who all contribute to the success of this evolving camp ground (and dare I say play-ground?) Orange groves, herds of cattle, and scrub palmetto's line the road to Venus Florida -- however when you drive through the central part of Camp Mars a canopy of live oak shade your site (and maybe just a few bare chests and the occasional bare ass (only at the pool, they insist!). It just doesn't get any closer to nature. There's few bugs, a friendly atmosphere, invitations to wine & cheese parties, or after-hours campfires. We were surprised that this campground (100 sites?) had so much to offer -- heated pool with pop music, large rec hall with a commercial grade kitchen open to all tenters, campers, alike, movies under the stars, sat eve themed dance parties, bingo on Friday, mexican train most nites, pot lucks on saturday for dinner, tent camping along the shared fenceline with cows, Pedro's trail for the nature lover/man lover and of course the newly expanded Gentleman's Club -- open all day, all nite, when you're a little restless. Let's be honest though...it's the friends you meet here, that make the difference. The ones who invite you to taste their homemade bbq rub, or the ones who help you "doll up" for your first drag attempt, or those who ask you to help out in fixing an adult mac 'n cheese for the pot-luck, that rub your shoulders as you sit poolside with a rum & coke. It's those connections, locating kindred spirits that make Camp Mars so alluring -- without all the drama. Only 2 hours from Tampa Bay (and similarly from Miami/Ft. La Di Da, it's an escape to Florida's mid-section -- there's a little bit here for everyone -- except if you're looking for a hilton -- in which case, this wouldn't be for your A&F lifestyle or boy toy. Here you'll find a place to unwind, a place to share your adventures, and maybe experience one or two more! Don, Roger & Rogue (the black lab)

Located in the middle of nowhere, about 15 miles south of Lake placid, FL. This LGBTQ+ campground,…read moreis quiet, relaxing, very old and worn a few permanent residents, nice pool area..no restaurant or bar, bring everything you need, no dance floor no real entertainment even on holiday weekends. There is a shack in the wooded area by the boardwalk for indiscretions.. ( the only fun or interesting thing there), are bit pricey for the cabin rentals, especially the tiny tiny ones, that you can't even turn around in.. plus a 25$ a year membership, and 10 $ day pass, that sadly end at 4 pm.. ridiculous. They really dont know how to run a business.. soo many potentialfor this place.. . You can however rent a rv or camp nearby within 5 miles and go for a day or 2. We did about 4 miles away rented a rv. And do the day pass thing. Now, for the most part.. its clicky , and not many newbies.. friendly people there, nothing to do.. the 2 guys that own it are rude and nasty as fuck.. condescending, the short old one drive around in the golf cart and watch everyone, a gestapo. Rude and nasty, very very unfriendly, and makes any newcomers uneasy and unwelcome.. you figure they would love new blood to stair some life in the place. It could be a great place. Have a little food place, a bar.. or sorts ... a dance area.. breath some life into this place.. Owners could be a bit more friendly accommodating. Don't ask them anything.. j7st ask any of the resident or you'll get you head chewed off

Very nice RV resort. We have a travel trailer and mostly travel for work purposes. The campsite is…read morevery clean, and there are several amenities such as the gym, laundry room and monthly activities. We travel with our toddler and have been here several times. Although there are nice people you will run into a few "Karen's" who believe you don't belong there because you're under the age of 55. I've only had 1 bad encounter with someone who was annoyed by our toddler bouncing a ball. However, after this encounter I've never had to deal with her again and only have positive reviews about this place. Buddy and Cindy are wonderful people. Overall it's a nice experience at this resort with spacious lots and a relaxing atmosphere.

It's beautiful here but, very pricey. It's quite peaceful they have a nice pool and hot tub pickle…read moreball or racket ball ,cornhole and lots of other activities.

The worst RV park we have attended. We have been here for 4 months now. Workers are rude. I've had…read morethem honk at me while outside or just come up to my door to tell me I'm breaking one of their 100000 rules. Rules consist of: *No parking on "sidewalk" (road outside the library) *cant throw dog waste in your own trash bad, it must be in their dog poop stations that are on opposite sides of the park *have to buy a gate code for $15 each, on top of the $1300 monthly rent - no visitors - we did not buy this at first, then the office would not answer and we sat out of the gate for 45 minutes - no answer - had to run to the exit gate to have it open then drive through just to get to our camper. * at LEAST $15 just to start your laundry - have to buy a laundry card Etc. We had a boat here, got upset with us when we wanted to take it out of their storage because it was after 2. Apparently you can't take YOUR OWN boat out UNLESS it's between their own hours. the pool is never open, barley any events happening (but will still charge extra for "amenities"). The AIR Conditions laundry room is only open during office hours (10-3) -also sucks if you work during the day. Has another laundry mat but no conditioning and poorly cleaned. Our electric is somehow $400?? Never felt an RV park was awful till this one. Steer clear!!!

we enjoyed our one nite stay ,,,,veronica led us to our site,,,,veronica was very very informative…read moreand kind thank you for leading us to our sight!

We stayed here for a little over a week in March. The sites are all full hook up with a new picnic…read moretable on a patio slab. They do have both grassy spots as well as premium concrete spots. This was one of the friendliest private RV Parks we have ever been to. The spaces are spaced out enough, the place is spotless, the pool, laundry, pickle ball, clubhouse, shuffle board, corn hole are all well kept. We enjoyed our walks down to the boat ramp for sunsets where you can launch your boats, kayaks or canoes. There is also a small shaded dog park down by the boat launch area for our fur babies to enjoy. We met so many friendly people here who made us feel like forever friends from day one! We loved that if you do extended stays here people kept their sites looking beautiful with lovely plants, etc. The prices are very reasonable and the staff are very accommodating! We will be sure to visit again if we ever are in need of an extended stay and highly recommend this gem!

This is the most friendly group of people you'll ever meet everything is squeaky clean ! Pool…read moreshowers laundry machines club house couldn't be nicer & so much to do close by

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 live only nine miles from Seminole Campground, but we wanted a change of pace--and we're so glad…read morewe came. This is a professionally managed, exceptionally clean, and genuinely friendly campground. There are plenty of activities to enjoy, the pool is wonderful and well maintained, and the Fourth of July fireworks display exceeded all of our expectations. What impressed us most, however, was the staff. Everyone we encountered was hardworking, service-oriented, and genuinely committed to making guests feel welcome. We would gladly recommend Seminole Campground to anyone looking for a relaxing, enjoyable camping experience, whether you're traveling from across the country or, like us, just a few miles down the road. We have been here for June & July. We plan to extend our stay through August.

This was one of my VERY favorite places I went to in Florida. Pre pandemic my son and we're…read moreconsidering relocating to Florida. We bought this horrible little slide in camper for his truck. Put 95% of our belongings in storage and hit the road. We had the most beautiful adventure and experience! Along that journey we happened upon Seminole. We were there during the snow bird season and I couldn't have been more happy! The people working and staying there were among the nicest people I've met! Everyone was so kind, friendly and helpful!! They had amazing activities! An insane pool and all the amenities of home on the road! Nothing better than the Sunday morning pancake breakfast to get to know some neighbors. If you're ever traveling and are in the area you should definitely check this place out!

We rented a canoe and opted for the 5-mile trip, although we arrived later in the day and had to…read moresettle for the 1:30 trip. Despite the timing, it was incredibly peaceful as the sounds of traffic faded away, leaving only the symphony of nature - birds, animals, and plenty of sightings of alligators and turtles.

Awesome time, great prices. Very friendly staff. I would recommend this place to any new kayakers,…read morealmost no current and a nice breeze.

Great starting point to visit the Islands. Beach is a short bike ride or walk from the campground…read moreand not crowded.

Beautiful campground! We are absolutely thrilled to be here. We originally had our stay planned a…read morefew weeks earlier but due to a family emergency we had to cancel the day before. I offered to send some money for the cancellation and Anita at the front would not have it. They even rescheduled us for now. The shower facilities are clean and well maintained. Some of the best rv sites I've ever seen with a fair amount of privacy. The birds are super cool to look at and admire. The speed limit is a strict 7 1/2mph which means you don't have to worry about being knocked off or mowed over on your bike. The beach is about a 10 minute walk or a short bike ride, beautiful beach. Overall beach feel to this campground. We will be here for another 2 weeks and cannot thank periwinkle park enough for an amazing affordable Sanibel experience!

We love this nice little Airstream/class A park. Wonderful people and being a volunteer park…read moreeveryone helps maintain the grounds. We are grateful we found this little slice of paradise.

This park has a few short stay rv sites for friends or family. Nice amenities and staff are…read morefriendly. Several residents are not friendly and down right rude.