My friends and business associates had a Christmas party here recently and had an incredible time!…read moreThe staff was so pleasant and attentive and I truly appreciated their high level of professionalism. Also, we could tell that an experienced chef was in the kitchen because the food that we had was on another level! So flavorful! And typically when our group rents a conference room from certain large international hotel chains that are more well-known, we have to do the decorations. It was a relief not having to do that here, it allowed those in the planning crew of our group to have a more enjoyable experience. They did a great job with the decorations. I am beyond pleased with my experience here and will definitely come back!

BEWARE OF THIS BUSINESS! NOT Better Business Bureau! I had to register them myself with the BBB to…read morefile my complaint. Here is a copy of my BBB complaint: On Wednesday, Feb. 9th, 2022, a friend and I stayed as a hotel/inn guest at Port LaBelle Inn checking in at 10pm and leaving at 10am the following morning. Everything went smoothly until I checked my bank account on Monday, Feb. 14th and discovered an additional charge to my account of $165. I called Port LaBelle and asked about the charge. The woman on the phone told me it was a smoking fee for smoking in the room. I NEVER SMOKED IN MY ROOM. I was told when checking in that smoking was only permitted outside. Outside was the ONLY place I smoked a cigarette. When asked what evidence she had that I smoked in their room, I was told to "have a nice day." I asked to speak to the manager on duty and again was told "have a nice day." She repeatedly said I smoked in their room over and over without any substantiating evidence. I told her I will dispute the charge and file a complaint with the BBB. Here I am filing my complaint. The only thing I can think of is when I had a cigarette outside, as directed by their own staff, there were no ashtrays available. Instead of dropping my cigarette butt on their property, I used one of their disposable coffee cups as an ashtray. When finished, I flushed the contents down the toilet, rinsed out the cup so it didn't get on anything and threw the cup in the trash. If this is their SOLE reason to think I smoked in the room, they are wrong AND that means they rummaged through my trash. I was never told what evidence they had to charge me the $165 for a smoking fee and if they go back to their security cameras that date and time, they would CLEARLY see I ONLY smoked where I was directed to do so by their OWN staff. I feel that I am being wrongly charged and that this practice is a scam to charge guests and insanely high fee. I have disputed the charge with my bank and they are investigating. I would like my $165 refunded and an investigation started involving their recovery house. If they do this to a regular guest, what about them?

Found this little gem on golf now. So worth the drive from fort myers. Great resort and very nice…read moregolf course. Will definitely be back. Next time we would love to stay there

The place is straight trash! No maintenance and they are so very rude! Worst experience ever!read more

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.

This is our second visit to Rivers Edge! Small old school motel right on the Caloosahatchee River…read morein LaBelle, Florida. Major remodel of all their accommodations made it very comfortable and attractive! We chose a room w a deck on the river side. Perfect for relaxing in the morning w a coffee. This particular unit also had a full kitchen. Pool heated. Owners bldg a tiki bar on the river. And The Launch restaurant on the property was really great! Joe and Rose manage the motel. Great couple to work with. Good communication. Rose brought us cleans towels daily and kept us well supplied w coffee!

This was a lovely, newly renovated motel right on the Caloosahatchee River just outside the town of…read moreLaBelle. (It has been renamed The Inn at LaBelle Yacht Club.) The room was nicely furnished and very clean. The bathroom was large with a larger than normal walk-in shower and a water closet. The sliding door led out to an ample sized patio overlooking the river and boat marina. The proprietor, Joe, and his wife were very friendly and accommodating. There is a restaurant onsite with a river-side bar, but we did not go there. However, it seemed like a very popular spot. There is also a nice-sized pool. We would definitely recommend this property. The reason for the 4-star review is the sporadic in room WiFi.

This is an outdated/rundown resort. They are trying to lure older people here with discount golf on…read morea burned out golf course. The rooms are something straight out of the 1970s. We travel a lot (my wife is a travel nurse). We stay at a lot of Hilton and Marriotts. We also use RCI to stay in Resorts across the country. Lynn Trueblood (Front desk receptionist) notified my wife that they kept our $150 'security deposit' secondary to 'dirty towels/linens/dog hair.' "Dear guest Your deposit was kept for the extra cleaning needed by housekeeping. I will also send you pictures of the ruined towels in the room." Lynn Trueblood Lehigh Resort Club Front Desk Supervisor" The towels were not ruined and any Resort could easily wash normal use of towels. The minimal dog hair is normal cleaning at any Resort/Hotel/Motel. Lynn then had the audacity to tell me that no resort would put up with the condition we left the room in. She then sent me pictures of dirty towels and dog hair claiming it took the housekeeper 'hours' to clean the room (pictures attached). This is the most absurd thing that I've ever come across. She wrote this via email "I also stay at a lot of resorts and none of them would put up with the condition that you left our room in." Like I stated above, this place is obviously desperate for money. It is sad that they have to stoop that low as to keep people's security deposit and try to make guests feel like they left the room in a filthy condition when they did not. Not to mention that their housekeepers do not speak English and are very rude. Something ICE needs to look into I've been traveling full time with my wife for the last 3 years with my service dog and not one place has ever complained about our cleanliness or attempted to keep our security deposit. We are disputing the charges and we will escalate the situation. Very disappointing. We will obviously never be staying here again. Attached are the photos that she sent me via email on 'destroyed towels & dog hair that took hours to clean.' This kind of stuff needs to go to upper management to have people like this reviewed and reprimanded. I think I'll be the guy to make sure that happens.

What a nice place. It had been many years since I had been there. They have improved this place…read more The unit my hubby's family stayed in was really nice. It was two master bedrooms with their own private baths. There was also a guest bath. A good sized kitchen and eating area. Also a spacious living room. The screened in lanai overlooking a beautiful lake. The swimming pool with hot tub and kiddie pool all were so beautiful and clean. There also was a nice tiki bar but unfortunately due to COVID it was not operational. This place has a beautiful golf course along with nice recreational stuff todo. A beautiful hidden gem in Lehigh.

AWESOME place to live. We have lots if different things to do during season. Come by and check it…read moreout.

After decades of RVing, we found Oak Grove RV Resort in the lovely little Florida town of LaBelle…read moreand wonder why it took so long. This is a 55+ community that allows only stays of one month or more. We may never leave this place...it's just that nice and probably one of the best kept secrets in adult recreational travel. Very nice people all around. I'll update this after we have been in residence for a month or so to let y'all know how its going but this place is the epitome of Southern Hospitality. I just had to post this quick update because this place is filling up fast. Come take a look or give Dan or his son Kelly a call for more information!

From the owner: Oak Grove is a family owned and operated 55+ RV Resort has been here for over 9 years. Located in…read morethe heart of LaBelle, this resort is within walking distance to most downtown amenities. Our resort features large, landscaped lots with paver pads and patio areas, wide streets, city water and sewer hookups. All sites accommodate big rigs, with lakefront lots for motor coaches.

Here's honest observations, opinions and some second hand stories which may or may not be accurate…read more Lots are level and nice size. About 25% have some form of shade. Ants are plentiful and invaded our RV from the Spanish Oaks. We drank bottled water after reading the FL EPA reports for Whisper Creek, La Belle and Glades County. There were three multiple hour water outages during 12 weeks and 1 three day boil order. The Glen, the new addition, is an open field with streets, multiple large sites, utilities, no concrete pads, late night highway noise, no comfort station, few trees, good water run off and little landscaping. Some storm sewers are plugged in the older section resulting in poor runoff. There is pooling water in the park and local area. Potential mosquito breeding areas. Pulling in and out of sites is a challenge if the ground is wet requiring a farm tractor to position RVs. The permanent residents say the weather has been unusual with 7 tornado touch downs within a 50 mile radius. 2016 winter weather may be a one off or the new norm. There are two common shower/restrooms, 6 showers per sex and about the same number of water closets, for 450 plus sites. The restrooms and showers are newer and clean. If you wish to dry your hands after the restroom bring your own drying towels. Pool and club houses are nice and well maintained. The pool heater was turned off when overnight ambient temperatures drop. WIFI is unreliable, unresponsive and no WIFI would be less frustrating. Management uses Facebook to keep residents informed of outages and emergencies. Good that they inform folks of situations and bad if the WIFI is down or you do not have a Facebook Account. Management appears to censor the Facebook page for embarrassing questions and comments. Some transients have said that management expects them to cut their own grass with park equipment. The permanent residents are friendly. Park homes are around 40% older marginally maintained and 60% newer well kept. The park residents appear to be 70/80% over 70. Many residents walk and ride bikes. Many golf carts with elderly drivers. Saw a golf cart forced off the road by an elderly driver. No injuries, plenty of yelling and name calling. Watch for "Larry The Cable Guy". There must always be a need "to Get ir Done" since he is driving twice the speed limit on his all terrain vehicle. Many motorcycles, good if you ride and bad noise if you don't participate. A shooting range within ear shot. Good if you participate and most days the noise is tolerable. Emergency medical attention can be challenging. After an off site fall a resident required ambulance transportation from the park to the nearest hospital. The wife said that once he arrived at the hospital he could not be admitted because there was not sufficient staff to provide him with medical care. A permanent resident said he is waiting 4 weeks to have a potential skin cancer blemish diagnosed. During our stay we witnessed 3 ambulance and 2 fire truck responses in the park. La Belle is located 30 miles from the closest movie theater or shopping mall resulting in inclement weather entertainment being an hour's drive. During the sunny and warm days in early January La Belle was swarmed by Love Bugs. The seasonal Love Bug is non stinging but is acidic to auto and RV finishes. In mid March a three foot alligator appeared in the runoff pond. Also, in mid March the lizards and snakes become active. Social activities are organized and managed by non compensated volunteers. The activities are plentiful and well planned. Outdoor games and the Spring Feast in early March were well received and had high participation. Bicycle riding around the park is around 3 miles if every street is covered. There is much congestion; foot, golf cart and vehicles. The bike ride from the park to town is on the shoulder of a busy state highway. There are many rules. Rules, when equitably enforced, are good. Many threats for those that are perceived to abuse the rules. Witnessed management standing in the middle of the street exchanging insults and threats with one of the non permanent customers. Not sure of the reason for the drama or who was right or wrong. Making everyone in the park party to the drama is not the appropriate method of conflict resolution. The permanent residents share many stories pertaining to the owners. We have not witnessed any illegal activities and the only gun sounds have come from the trap range. Read the open letters on the Whisper Creek mailings, online reviews, if possible talk to the friendlier residents and read management's responses to the reviews. Paraphrased the open letter says, We realize the office manager is difficult at times but that's just the office manager.

Here's honest observations. The good, the bad and the ugly. Lots are level and nice size. About 25%…read morehave some form of shade. Older sites have concrete pads. The Glen, their new addition, is an open field with multiple sites, no pads, highway noise, no comfort station, no trees or landscaping. Storm run off is not good. Storm sewers are plugged. When an old time resident was asked he said it's been that way for years. There are two common shower/restrooms, 6 showers per sex and six water closets, for 300 to 400 sites. The restrooms and showers are newer and clean. Pool and club houses are nice and well maintained. Streets are well maintained. WIFI is unreliable. If you need a secure and responsive connection use your smart phone, buy internet service from the local cable company or bring a cellular hot spot. Not one hundred percent sure but another couple that is here for two months said that management expects them to cut their own grass. Whisper Creek does provide the lawn mower and maybe the gas. Like everywhere the residents are casual friendly to the non permanent visitor. Park homes are about 75% older marginally maintained and 25% newer well kept. The park residents are 80/90% over 70. Many residents walk and ride bikes. Many golf carts with elderly drivers, beware. Many motorcycles, good if you ride and bad noise if you don't participate. A shooting range within ear shot. Again, good if you participate and bad noise if you do not participate. All social activities are organized, funded and managed by volunteers. The activities are plentiful and well planned. The activities cater to the 70 and above permanent residents. The park management and workers do not participate. The down side to the social activities is the organizers are always trying to sell you something. On our first day the neighbors and workers helping us park were eager to express their opinions and we tried to keep an open mind. We were told that the reason management and workers did not socialize was due to the residents not liking the owners. Again we kept an open mind. Shortly after our arrival, we experienced the wrath of Ronda and the large older(74) office lady. Before booking read the open letters in the Whisper Creek mailings. It states "We realize Ronda is difficult at times but that's just Ronda". Read the Social Media sites. Do not make the same mistake as us and ignore their news letter or negative reviews. The family appears torealize it has a problem but as they say "you can choose your neighbors but not your family members". There is plenty of drama at Whisper Creek and it's fostered by the management. If you want stress free, book somewhere else. Whisper Creek would be a great place with a professional management team and a little TLC.