99% (105)
Top-rated campgrounds
99% (105)
Top-rated campgrounds
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Mark
October 2025
20 ft Class C
Very quiet. Clean environment. Clean bathrooms and showers.
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Jeremy
September 2025
24 ft travel trailer
With kids
Great campground that is convenient to stores, gas stations, and the beach. Clean campground, clean campsite that was easy to level on. All around great spot. We have friends in Rotunda and will 100% be back to this one.
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Miranda
September 2025
20 ft travel trailer
With pets
Great location. Our point of contact was great. We enjoy the neighborhood and pool.
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Ethan
April 2025
Tent
Very kind,Very beautiful and fun Highly recommend!!!
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lauren
April 2025
Tent
Beautiful property, there was lots of wildlife to see, especially on the drive on the way in. Was a much appreciated camping spot after a day of exploring! Thanks for hosting us:)
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ROCKY
April 2025
21 ft Class C
My wife and I were there for a few hours, unfortunately there was a brush fire that was a bit too close for comfort (wife is from Fire country out west). Amanda was very helpful getting info about the fire. Richard is onsite and is a hell of a nice guy, gave us some fruit and fishing advice about the pond on site. It’s remote and very quiet with some good fishing. Would recommend.
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Ethan
March 2025
Tent
It’s great just for a quick getaway, lots of nature and trials to explore. Beautiful at night to see the stars!
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Alex
March 2025
Tent
This place was awesome! Very unique off grid camping spot beside a lake full of fish and a baby gator. We tent camped here for 3 nights between the fruit trees and I wish we had stayed longer! Richard was kind and helpful and checked in on us a few times gifting us some fresh produce. Very cool spot for stargazing or birdwatching. If you love the real Florida in all it's glory you will love it here. The generator powered hot water for a shower and flushing toilets made it a luxurious camping spot as opposed to a primitive campsite. Chickens were really cute. Some people in their reviews complained about the rooster but if you are used to farm life it does not make any difference to hear the rooster crowing. Lots of wildlife to see and hear throughout the day and night. Very close to Big Cypress Forest and the Everglades both beautiful see them while you still can! Overall a great spot would love to come back in the future.
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Hans
March 2025
Tent
Finally a really QUIET place to pitch your tent.
Make a fire, admire the stars, enjoy the birds.
Beautiful central space. With kitchen.
Plenty hot water.
Limited electricity (generator), no drinking water.
4 miles dirt road to get there, so bring everything you need with you.
Great place if you can live with the minor points mentioned.
Recommended !
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Mary and Dan
March 2025
19 ft pop-up camper
I sadly didn’t get to stay here, although we did see the site and it looked so lovely by the shady pond. The host had sent some vital check in information through a message on the app, but not included those details in the check in information. As we didn’t have much reception when traveling I had screenshot the check in instructions before she sent the other message. She was very kind to refund us and understanding to the mix up. I would attempt to stay here again when in the area and she said she would update the check in information so hopefully no future confusions. It is a bumpy 2 mile dirt road. Copy and paste the actual address instead of clicking on the app to bring up directions. That took us another 4 extra miles around our elbows on said bumpy road. Good luck and enjoy!
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Dean
March 2025
Tent
Very nice secluded campground, friendly staff..overall a very enjoyable experience
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Jake
March 2025
Tent
This is a nice quiet campground a little off the beaten path but still close location for exploring the surrounding big cypress and everglades. It is not a bad price for the area (naples camping/hotels are very expensive). We tent camped 3 nights here and next time would be interested to stay in the bungalow!
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Pete
February 2025
21 ft campervan
With pets
Great spot - far enough away to enjoy the stars at night but close enough to Marco & Naples for easy day trips. The amenities (screened area, grills, shower & toilets were well designed. We found the site private & peaceful after long days of exploring the area.
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John C
February 2025
23 ft Class B
Plenty of options for setting up camp. The property was wonderfully serene in its setting. Have to turn on the generator before showering but the facilities in the building with the screen porch were excellent. It was a real pleasure meeting and talking to the gentleman host on site. Overall, it was an excellent overnight stay and I would definitely stay there again when we are in the area.
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Grace
February 2025
Tent
I really enjoyed my quick lil stay at pollination farm ! Being able to pick my own spot in such a cute little area among the trees felt so at home, and I even got the chance to use the hot shower which was exactly what I needed at the end of the day :) The hosts were so friendly !
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John
February 2025
20 ft pop-up camper
With pets
This site was kind of off the grid with amenities which was right up my alley. Amanda was helpful and friendly. Richard was the same and brought fresh fruit and veggies around every day which i enjoyed to no end. I caught a few fish in the pond and had great time !
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John
February 2025
Tent
We had such a great time. Other campers were very respectful. Great location, easy going atmosphere.
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Amanda
February 2025
Tent
Has a great time camping here. Would highly recommend booking a tent site. We build a fire pit and cooked our meals on the open fire. We gathered firewood from the road outside the property. The lack of light pollution was wonderful. Got to see the stars and several planets. The property manager was wonderful. He gave us fresh fruit to snack on. The property is very close to Picayune Strand where we hiked the 5 mile figure 8. They have a generator to run the water for showering and lights in the kitchen and bathroom. But I really enjoyed trying to be completely off grid. I would definitely book this site again.
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Will
February 2025
29 ft Class A
We’ve stayed here a couple times over a few years. Great spot. Hope to be by again
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S
February 2025
20 ft Class B
We really enjoyed our visit.
Beautiful facility with full amenities, restroom, shower, grill, kitchen beside a pond with local critters to entertain.
Amanda, Terry and Richard were gracious and welcoming with entertaining stories, history of the area and recommended nearby locations to visit.
Nearby fruit stand great stop for local fresh product.
If your a mountain bike enthusiast the near by limestone loop is awesome. Terry recommended it and explained it was planned to be one of the largest suburb east of the Mississippi River until the state bought it back to preserve the land. Had a blast riding for hours.
Will plan to visit again, thanks for the hospitality.
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The best luxury RV camping near Cape Coral guide
Where to go
Charlotte Harbor Preserve State Park
Cape Coral offers beaches, parks, or islands—and, sometimes, all three at once. Spend a day at Charlotte Harbor Preserve State Park: one of Florida’s largest state parks. You can bring your dog to the pet-friendly park and start your camping trip with a leisurely hike. Cool down afterward by kayaking at the Cape Haze Aquatic Preserve. On your way back inland, stop at Port Charlotte Beach Park for a picnic.
Hop Along the Islands
If you want to camp as close to the Gulf as possible, take your pick of islands. Rent an RV or tent campsite on Sanibel Island or Captiva Island to get up close and personal with Florida’s beaches. Even closer to Cape Coral, Pine Island is the largest island on the Gulf Coast. Campers will have plenty of room to explore various nature preserves.
Sirenia Vista Park
Who needs an aquarium when you have nature? Cape Coral sits on the coast, so you’re never too far from the water and its residents. Sirenia Vista Park lies just northwest of Cape Coral. Kayakers can spot manatees straight from their kayaks, while birdwatchers should look up, in addition to out. As a habitat for Florida’s ospreys, the park is a birdwatcher’s dream.
When to go
Hurricanes have been known to tear through Southwest Florida. For peace of mind, head to Cape Coral outside of the summer months. Because Cape Coral sits right on the coast, late fall through mid-spring is your safest bet. Winter, however, may bring more crowds, so shoulder season is optimal for both weather and people. You’ll be able to enjoy the area’s beaches, views, and campsites—with a reduced risk of heavy winds and rain.