We were visiting relatives in Punta Gorda, so this park was very convenient. We timed our arrival around the departure of Snowbirds, who pretty well fill the park during the winter months. There were a multitude of sites available. Sites are not large and are grass with paved patio plus paved roads throughout park. We arrived just after rains, and our jacks went straight down into the soft topsoil - had to go to the local Home Depot for boards to reinforce under jacks. We camped in a 40' motorhome and the turns were a bit tight when maneuvering. Many of the folks who work here also live here. Very helpful and worked with us well. We will definitely return. Keep in mind this is primarily a membership park that is also open to others. We camped here in a Motorhome.
What a great park and the people that run the park are the best in the world. They were able to handle my rally of 45 rigs ranging from 20 ft. all the way up to 45 ft. with full hook ups and the best service, with smiles on their faces. The nice people that run the camp ground even DJ'ed for dinner one of the nights. They also DJ on the side. We love them and will go back to their park. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 3 / 10 ]
October 2005
$40
Stayed here for 5 months. Park facilities damaged from hurricanes. Park personal unable to be of any help. Managment more interested in selling park models than seasonal RVers. Improvements promised for 06/07 season. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Park is clean and people friendly! We registered with friends and were supposed to be across from each other. Instead we were on opposite ends of the park. There are permanent full time residents in this park and many trailers are very old and un-kept. Wi-Fi worked part of the time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Dogs run free (suppose to be on leash). Pit Bulls there with the Managers. Pit Bulls are aggressive. Dog waste not cleaned up. Grounds not kept up. Pond is an eyesore. Palm trees not taken care of. Management borrows money from residents. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a relatively new and very clean and tidy park. Most guests are retirees who live seasonally in RVs or park models, but several dozen unsold spaces are available to transients. These spaces are on grass in the sun. The park is in a quiet rural area (and it can be hard to find). The clubhouse hosts activities such as pancake breakfasts (quite good), pot lucks, crafts, movies, bingo, socials, etc. The pool was heated during our visit (February), and there is a fruit & vegetable market each morning. People are especially friendly. We enjoyed our stay very much and extended it twice. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We spent 3 nights at this park and found it to be delightful. Very friendly. Even invited us to an all you could eat fish fry on Friday night. (I can eat a lot.) My wife uses the bathrooms and I use the camper’s shower. She reported that they were very clean and that the laundry was nice. There is a large lake in the center and campsites all around. Nice club house and recreation hall. It is close to a private airport and we did hear several airplanes during the day, but it was not offensive. We had a pull thru site, but I would say there are about half and half back-ins. Roads are paved and most sites have a pad. WiFi is available. We stayed in a motor home in Jan 2007 and we will be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Noisiest campground I have ever been in. within hearing distance is a very busy airport, a sheriffs gunnery range, an auto race track and a very busy road full of dump trucks. All good sites are captured by the long term leasees, the rest are just bare spots in between two campground roads. There is only one payphone to service the entire camp. Electrical voltage some times drops to 93 volts on a warm day, at best it is erratic. Campground rules are posted, but not enforced. We camped here in a camper.