This was our third two-week (Xmas/New Years) trip to this RV park. As Northerners, and avid bikers, we chose this park because of its proximity to the 47 mile Pinellas Trail (just across the street from the park) and because it is far enough south to yield average temps in the mid 70's in late December. We appreciate the cement pads, good interior roads, and overall cleanliness of the park (especially the front section). We are not sure we will be returning, however, for a couple of reasons: bugs and the front desk staff. On our last two visits, we've been eaten up by no-see-ums (small biting insects). It's so bad that you can't sit outside even during the daytime! There are ponds on each side of the park that must contribute to the problem, but we saw no evidence that the RV park was trying to control the insects. We were tempted to stop by Lowes, pick up a sprayer and at least treat the areas around our parking spot. There are a lot of seasonal folks at this park, and we noticed very few of them sitting outside unless they had a screened porch. We learned the hard way, returning home with many bites on our arms and legs. Regular "Off" didn't cut it; you'd better stock up on the Deep Woods stuff if you want to spend any time enjoying that beautiful Florida weather. Now as for the Front Desk Staff: while we stop just short of labeling them as "rude", we certainly wouldn't call them friendly. They seem to have forgotten what Customer Service is all about. No one smiled and they acted as if they were doing us a favor by allowing us to stay there. After bonding with two adjacent neighbors (seasonals), we weren't surprised to find that they also had similar views about the park management. An "attitude adjustment" and a little retraining of the desk help would go a long way in bringing this park back onto our top ten list. We'll certainly check with our seasonal friends next year before heading that way again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

My husband and I stayed at this campground for a few days during our vacation thru Florida. It was an average campground. Not the best we have stayed at, not the worse either. The bath houses were clean. The pool was nice. The sites were a little tight for our rig. This Rv resort is half permanent residences and half rv park. We found the residents were very friendly and nice. The office staff, on the other hand were not as friendly. My husband loves his computer, he was disappointed that this resort doesn't have wireless internet. Also, we were a little deceived about the resort being on the beach and that is not the case. I guess I would stay here again. It wasn't awful. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park used to be good. But the management and staff are getting more and more rude every year. My family stays here two weeks per year. I don't think we will be back. We have noticed in the last 4 or 5 years the management has changed and the front desk staff is not pleasant. The manager is rude and doesn't really care about her guests. She is down right Nasty. We were double charged on our credit card and several attempts to straighten out the situation with her were very unpleasant. In my opinion this park is overpriced, considering what you get. No cable TV, No Internet etc. They do have a pool, but our children were treated badly by the "regulars" in the pool. The "retired" people that are permanent residences at this park HOG the whole pool. They wouldn't let our children swim during certain "exercise" hours...if you call floating around on milk cartons exercise!! The pool was shallow and always very very warm, almost too warm to be refreshed. The sites are tight and many can't hold big rigs. The "club" house is old and outdated. They had no game room, and hardly a camp store. The beach is a good mile or two away from the campground. This place is getting old and in my opinion isn't worth staying at...find someplace else. This campground better find a new manager. We camped here in a Motorhome.