This park isn’t in Clewiston, but quite a bit South of there on the Seminole Indian reservation. It is a well run and maintained park with clean restrooms, nice pool, and hot tub. The road in is a little narrow, but we had no problems. The Billie Safari was very nice and we ended up spending most of the day there. They have air boat and swamp buggy tours as well as many, many native animals and Seminole cultural exhibits. The next day we went to the Seminole Indian museum which was just fabulous and very informative. The Seminoles have done a remarkable job of turning what was thought to be worthless land into a huge success for their tribe. They are very family oriented and stress cultural education for their children. We will certainly be back at this wonderful campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a roomy, nicely kept park with a large population of snowbirds -- winter residents whose extended stays get them site preference. Spaces are generous, if not especially private; a few are shaded, but most are sunny; 60 have full hookups and slabs, and another 50 have only water/electric, all or most being on grass. There is an onsite dump station. There are two bath houses, both kept clean and featuring hot showers with plentiful flow. Other amenities include a laundry, clubhouse with some exercise equipment and a small library. There are also a few small cabins for rent, handy for those who might want to meet up with non-RV friends. The park is run by the Seminole Indians and is on Indian land. In-park activities include a heated pool with an above-ground hot tub (not hot enough), small playground, an outdoor pool table under a chickee hut. There is a very large, open, mowed field adjacent to the park which could accomodate numerous activities. Around the perimeter is a "nature walk" which amounts to walking along the edge of the field, next to wooded areas. Offsite attractions are mostly available only if you have transportation: an airboat tour, Seminole motocross, a casino. The Ah-Ta-Thi-Ki museum is close enough to reach on foot or bicycle. As for biking, other than around the park itself, there is a road through woods which is about a mile long, the first part paved, the rest hard-packed crushed rock (but easy cycling), which leads to a wide canal. This can be hiked as well. Bird watchers note: there is a large population of killdeers (killdeer?), as well as numerous hawks, various herons, anhingas,egrets, ospreys, gnatcatchers and warblers. An airstrip is directly adjacent to the park; there was little activity during our stay, except for two visits in and out by a good-sized private jet. We consider that entertainment! Cell phones and air card showed plenty of bars. Anything other than convenience store food is a good distance away, if you plan to stay long. By good distance, I mean a minimum of 35 miles. This place is way out there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A well maintained, very quiet campground. Antenna TV stations available. Dial up speed Verizon broadband access. There is limited shopping, buy what you need before you get there. Limited dining and entertainment. If you are looking for a quiet, top quality campground, this is it. The staff were great. Visit the Seminole Indian museum and take an air boat or swamp buggy ride. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was our first trip in our new travel trailer. We had a pull through site with shade. The campground does have a nice playground, pool, and pet area, all of which we used throughout the weekend. Bouncy house was fun, but needs repair. Our only disappointments were that you could not have a campfire at your site (only at the community fire area) and that some people did not seem very appreciative of our small kids and dog. There were many seasonal RV's and seniors at this KOA, and some were friendly. A good campground if you are looking for a place to stop along the way to your ultimate destination. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

To start I have to say that the park is under new management so it is a big change from the previous reviews. They are very pleasant and willing to accomodate. We came down and stayed until the end of January 2009. We enjoyed so much that we left out motorhome stored at the park (yes there is storage available), drove home and are returning for another month in March 2009. The park roads have been repaved. There is excellent Verizon signal and we had no problem with our DirecTV signal. There is a Walmart in Clewiston which makes it handy to purchase groceries. Given that we were there during snowbird season, there were a lot of activities (bingo, horse races, parties on the weekend). The park is 1 1/2 hours from Miami. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice campground. Staff and most other campers were very friendly and helpful. Great golf nearby, and the air boat ride was really good. I would definitely stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a very nice park. I'd definitely go back in the future, the only holdback being how far we live from there. It's a rural area but they have Wal-Mart and all the basic shopping, etc. in the nearby town. If you like to fish this park is a good bet. It's just a few miles from Lake Okeechobee, which has a great marina. The lake is famous for great large-mouth bass fishing. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Small crowded sites. Majority old park models. Very narrow streets. Rec hall in need of repair. Large rat population especially near dumpsters. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park was ok. We just spent one night passing thru. The woman I talked with on the phone was very nice. The woman that checked us in at the guard shack was the nastiest person I have ever dealt with at a campground. Incredible! Won't stop there again. Too bad, overall the park is ok. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nine RV sites, five tent sites, and six boat sites. $24 but with golden age half price. Water, electricity, playground, showers, picnic shelter, boat ramp and at 10:00 and 3:00 you can watch the boats go through the locks. This is a small campground but very nice and the sites are big enough for big rigs. Peaceful and only about a mile off the interstate and close to Stuart. We rode our bikes and enjoyed watching the boats go through the locks as well a a manatee. Typical Corps Of Engineers campground – nice! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is under Army Corps of Engineers. Park is very clean has cement pads to park on and streets are wide with blacktop. Sites are very close to waterway. Playground equipment for the kids. Some road noise from Florida Tpk. Park is on St. Lucie waterway, dam, and boatlock. You see a lot of boats moving in and out of locks. If you have a golden card price is half. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park is very clean and run by Army Corps of Engineers. Park is on a waterway and boat lock. Playground equipment for kids. All sites are cement pads and level. All roads are blacktop and wide. You have a 14 day limit. Some road noise from Fl. Turnpike. If you have a golden age card price is half. You can visit the locks and see boats pass in and out of locks. We camped here in a Motorhome.