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!

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.

Stayed with my husband for our anniversary and we had an amazing time. Resort is neat had different…read moreactivities and people were very friendly. We'll definitely go back!

My wife and I stayed at this RV resort for our 25th wedding anniversary and had a great time! The…read moreresort is very new, so it was not busy at all. I assume it will get busier as the word gets out. The staff were all very friendly and accommodating. The resort is immaculate! All facilities were clean and in perfect condition. The pool and spa were very nice, and we used the laundry facilities as well, which were all new machines that worked great. The location is great as you have easy access to beaches, barrier islands, and shopping nearby. The main lake was stocked with small fish, including largemouth bass and bluegill bream, which were fun for catch and release. Just a couple of points to note - the sites are not all perfectly level, but with the right leveling equipment, it's not an issue. There is also a transfer station close by, but we had no issues with smells, although we did get a brief whiff shortly before leaving. That may be an issue for some, but was never an issue for us for the 6 nights we were there. Kudos to Brian and the other staff at the resort! We had a great visit, and we will definitely be back for another stay! For shopping, there is a Publix supermarket just a couple of miles away. There is also a Walmart in the Englewood area, just a few miles more down the road. If you're looking for beaches, we would highly recommend visiting the small barrier island town of Boca Grande. To get there, you must travel over a toll bridge and that was $6.00 per vehicle. There are some small restaurants and shopping there and the beaches there are gorgeous! You can also visit Englewood beaches, which are on another barrier island, and there is no toll to cross into that area. There's a nice beach-themed restaurant called "Sandbar Tiki Grille" and the food and atmosphere were great! The beaches there were also very beautiful.

I would love to give this resort a 5-star rating, and I will most likely do when they allow…read morekayaking in their beautiful lake. The staff including the general manager MR. Maximo is very friendly and helpful. Sites are large and easy to get in and out of. Aesthetically the park is a perfect 10.

A great RV park about 3 years old. Very clean, spacious sites with concrete pads. The club house…read morewith fitness center and pool area are nice. Staff are very helpful and Anitra, the activity director, is friendly and great at planning activities. A friendly, community-like atmosphere. We will definitely plan to return

Campgrounds were great but the camp hosts were a little too much. Spoke with a couple of other…read morecampers and they all agreed that the hosts made the experience very uncomfortable. They were constantly patrolling. At one point we started counting how many times they came by in an hour... they were literally circling the campgrounds nonstop and it was in 13-17 minutes intervals.

Decent utilitarian campground. Infrastructure a little dated but mostly well maintained…read more Bathrooms are reasonably clean. Gets job done if looking for campsite in area.

This facility will be amazing when they finish the upgrades . The employees are very helpful and…read moreMark went over and beyond to help us with some issues with our trailer. Have been a long time occupant and would certainly recommend them to anyone looking for a storage facility! Thank you Mark!

I called to rent a storage unit but the girl answered the phone simply saying "Hello?" and nothing…read moreelse, so I said "hello" and she again just said "hello?" as if I had phoned her at her house. I won't be doing any business with an incompetent front line.

My family enjoyed a relaxing 4day getaway in this well-appointed, lovely beach themed studio. The…read morepool, dock, kayak, fishing rods, Ping Pong table, short walk to a beautiful uncrowded beach, kept us entertained. The owner Amy was great with tips, suggestions and checking in on us. We will likely be back before we know it. VRBO.com Property # 1817041

If you are looking for an "Old Florida Experience", historic, rustic, charming, classic vintage,…read moreand serene, this is your place. It is NOT a modern beach side 5 star hotel experience but is a wonderful good for the soul hideaway that is working diligently on hurricane recovery. Conveniently located on Manasota Key Beach Road it is in a quiet stretch of private homes away from the Public Beach but within 5 miles of multiple Tiki Bars & 2 upscale restaurants. 1960's-70's accommodations (Owl Building) that open to a semi private beachside deck are a blast to the past. They are obviously still recovering from devastating hurricane damage but are clean, comfortable, full of vintage furniture, reading materials and a flat screen Roku TV. Free WiFi is available. Beachside they have lots of shared toys, chairs, Paddleboards and shell/shark tooth hunting scoops. Be sure to bring water shoes, diving masks & snorkels as the hurricane has uncovered lots of large rocks and debris making it more of a beach entry reef dive than a swimming beach. The abundance of fish varieties is astounding! Small children & seniors, due to a steep drop off and rocks, may find the pool more enjoyable which also comes with many toys available. Location, location, location and a love for historic Florida experiences drives the price. But the first shark tooth you find walking along the beach, as you marvel at the colors of sunset, you'll feel all that tension leave your body and understand why people keep coming back time after time to Manasota Beach Club. If you know you know.

We reserved the Pelican House at Manasota Beach Club months in advance for our 20th wedding…read moreanniversary. Leading up to the trip, we made repeated efforts to communicate with the property about details and amenities. At one point, we were told their system had been hacked and that we should not accept emails from them for a period of time. Then, shortly before our trip, we received what they described as an "app," which appeared incomplete and contained little to no useful information. Taken together, the communication issues raised concerns early on. The day before our cross-country flight, we received a call from Charles, who identified himself as the head sales manager and said he was "the boss" when asked about a supervisor. He informed us that the Pelican House was no longer available due to a reported bedbug issue. Regardless of the reason, the timing left us with virtually no ability to make alternative plans. The replacement options offered were, in our view, not comparable. We specifically chose this property for a quiet, intimate beachfront experience with access to amenities like kayaks, canoes, and bikes. The suggested alternatives were larger, more traditional resort-style properties without the same privacy, beach access, or features we had planned around. While these were described as "nicer," the focus was on things like interior finishes rather than the experience we had intentionally booked. What made this especially difficult is that just the day before, we had conversations with staff where we shared that this trip was for our 20th anniversary during a period of repeated family tragedies. At that time, the tone was empathetic and understanding. However, once the cancellation was communicated, that empathy disappeared. The interaction shifted to a rigid, take-it-or-leave-it approach with no meaningful acknowledgment of the impact. We were given two options: accept a replacement that did not meet our needs or take a refund at the last minute--leaving us with non-refundable flights, a car rental, and no place to stay. There was no effort to provide a comparable solution or to help mitigate the disruption. After the call, I attempted to reach Charles again, but did not receive a return call. My wife later received an automated refund email. When I contacted Susan, the house manager, to confirm what had happened, the response was brief and, in our view, lacked empathy--stating only that they "couldn't risk it" because of bedbugs. From our perspective, this experience was deeply disruptive and disappointing. It left us with significant unexpected costs, no accommodations, and a milestone anniversary trip that had been planned for months effectively undone at the last minute.