We will stay here again. Great COE campground and park. Lock operations and boats going thru are…read moreentertaining and interesting. About an 8 foot drop/rise. The north side of the Caloosahatchee is very nice, enjoyed a bike ride to SR 78.

This campground is beautiful. If you're lucky enough to get a site along the canal/river you'll…read morehave lots to watch. Boats big and small going through the locks. Manatees are often going through the locks as well! There are places to fish near the Lock area. We saw otters frolicking near the bridge separating the two sections of the campground. This is a yearly stopover when going to and from the Keys.

This was my first time camping since I was a kid in Girl Scouts. The area was just beautiful. The…read moresite (63) was big enough for two cars, two tents, a hammock and two tables under a tailgate tent. There was a port-a-potty close by and a real bathroom with showers about a 4 minute walk. Staff cleaned the restroom often and the port-a-potty was well maintained. We rented bikes. Next time we will rent kayaks. There were hiking trails and lots of wildlife. It was a great time!

Not too far but far enough. Great campground with lots of sites. Laundry and showering facilities…read morewere very cleans lots of alligator to see, grab a kayak or a canoe and paddle the waterways. Seemed like all Sites had a fire pit and the store you were able to grab firewood for a small fee. Easy to find, beautiful drive out there. Very great trip.

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.

We went to the Glades to buy a used RV and truck and ended up staying for a month. It was all we…read morehoped it would be and we're sorry we could not enjoy all of the activities they usually offer because of Covid. My husband loved the pickle ball courts and the two restaurants on site were absolutely stellar, especially Crumbs where we had many breakfast and dinners. The one time we had pizza we were very satisfied as well. RV years were mostly from Ohio and Michigan and a few Canadians, but that contingent was largely absent due to Covid. All the campers we met were friendly and helpful and the site was impeccable. The front office was especially helpful for providing notary public services for our vehicle purchases. My husband was wild about the pickle ball courts and the great folks that he played with. It was an especially good value for a month and even more so for a year. The pool was lovely and we looked forward to the Wednesday bake sales and farmers market. We would love to go back and might even consider wintering there next year. My only observation as a new RVEr was that the population At Florida RV parks in general was very Caucasian. There were no or very few Hispanics, African-Americans and Asians at the location. It was definitely LGBT friendly. Servers at Crumbs Country restaurant did not wear masks but outside dining was available and very comfortable. The overall belief of the RVers was that Covid had already come through the park and everyone simply distanced or rode by on their golf carts. Almost no one wore a mask.

Reasonable and all in one places to camp or live. Great food entertainment and golf?…read more9 holes and what a great course, then jump on the boat and going fishing or cruising around. Just can't find any campground that is reasonably priced and has all the above amenities.

It's very quiet . If you are looking for a place to relax . It's very clean . I did not like that…read morethere are no TVs . Also no cups for coffee or paper towel . You need yo have everything if you rent a room .

This was our second year coming to Big Cypress. We stayed three months. This is hands down THE BEST…read moreRV resort we have stayed at which is why we came back this year. Every site is concrete with an asphalt driveway. Sewer connection is great! All of the amenities are top-notch. The showers are nicely tiled, well-maintained, and always clean. The laundry room is a good size, with great washers and dryers and always clean. All sites are mowed frequently. The staff go above and beyond regarding anything you may need. We can't say enough great things about Evie and Misha! They run the park like a well-oiled machine! Thank you so much for another great year!!

We stayed at North Lake for a few weeks and loved the people and the park. We now own a park model…read moreand spend our winters enjoying the fishing, pool, and all the other great activities. Come see for yourself. You won't be disappointed.

This is a great rv resort we stayed for 5 days went swimming in there great pool i did a…read morelittle fishing in there pond caught a nice big cat fish are rates were very reasonable we had passport america discount and when we had a mishap with are awning we had to leave a day early and the resort gave us a credit for that day which they didn't have to do but they did its a great resort so go there and enjoy

Very much in the middle of nowhere. There are plenty of bugs, but they are tolerable. Great…read moreatmosphere, very friendly staff and visitors. Plenty of trails, and various types of accommodations, from tent camping to cabins to an inn and the barracks. And a plus is that it's clothing optional.

Such an amazing oasis in the middle of Florida. The staff is so accommodating and welcoming to new…read moreguests and returning loyal friends. If you'd like to relax and love hiking, this is a wonderful place for you.

We spent about two hours at Pepper Ranch Preserve enjoying the majestic display of Southeastern…read moreSunflowers. The preserve was open for a weekend in October to view the sunflowers. Once in the preserve the roads are not paved and can be muddy, I have a low car and there was one area I was a little nervous about, but we did not have any problems. We were given a map of the preserve at the entrance where we checked in and the pleasant worker suggested the best location to see the flowers. The preserve is open weekends November through May except when there is hunting. There are camping sites available. There are hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding trails. The preserve is quite a distance off Alligator Alley, but it was worth the time to get there. I would definitely return.

Only open November through June!! Absolutely gorgeous but that is the only time it is open.read more