Great public park to visit. We rented a boat from Bluewater Boat Rental, there is also a water…read moretaxi. Bring snorkel gear, the tropical fish around the rocks on the beach side of the island are amazing.

Arrived at Riviera Beach public marina to launch our boat into the water. Extremely busy but…read moremanaged to be 2nd in line to one of the ramps. Scorching sun but only a ten minute boat ride to the island where hundereds of boats were anchored. We anchored the boat 10 feet from the edge of the island and floated on rafts in the hip deep clear water. The edge is rocky so dive boots highly recommended. The current was strong and other nearby boats merged into one another so you must stay alert or get squashed. No aquatic life observed. Walked around the island and noticed the garbage cans were overflowing, so not really sure who manages the island. A few picnic tables and public bathrooms deeper into the island. Small wildlife can be seen in the heavy brush. Fun time but bring sunscreen, water and snacks.

It's a small campground, they say smallest of all KOA's and we believe them!! It's very clean and…read morewe'll maintained, they were putting out all new beauty bark while we were there! Service is good, they pretty much check you in and leave you alone. Bathrooms are old and a bit outdated and rusty but they keep them very clean. Location is perfect for all the things to do in the area, we rode our bikes most everywhere! Trains are loud and traffic noise can be loud too but we got used to it and didn't really notice after the first few hours. Definitely recommend for a nice easy spot to relax!

Off of a busy street and you can hear the cars at night, all night. Amazing dog park, plenty of…read morespace for dogs to roam around.

We had a great time at Long point campground! The sites are spacious, and every one comes with a…read morefire pit, picnic bench, and power outlets which made it easy to relax and enjoy the outdoors (while still being able to charge our phones!) We reserved a site with water access. Our site easily fit two large tents, and the overall atmosphere was peaceful and quiet. The bathrooms were as clean as a campground bathroom can be, but the shower water pressure could definitely use some improvement. There's also a small store right at the entrance, which was handy for grabbing snacks or ice. Our only real issue was with the check-in process. We arrived after sunset and, despite waiting twice, there was no one in the front office. Since we'd already paid online, we decided to head to our site and set up. The next morning, we tried again, but still no one was around. Eventually, we flagged down a staff member who was not very welcoming and came off as rude when we asked to check in. Having someone available at the front office, especially after dark, would make the experience smoother for guests.

We go camping here every Memorial Day with a group of friends. It really is a wonderful campground…read more Almost every site is waterfront and most have access to launch your kayaks directly. The prices are pretty reasonable, about $50 a site for water and electric with a firepit and table at each site. The view is beautiful and we almost always see dolphins and manatees swim by. We usually book our site a year in advance but they recently changed the policy that non-residents can only book 6 months out so we will probably have a little more trouble getting a site. There is not a lot of shade so it can pretty hot and the mosquitos and noseeuns can be very intense even during the day. I ran my thermocells almost non stop this trip. But the view makes it worth it. And no visit to longpoint is complete without a stop at the store at the entrance to get the super delicious fish dip. It's a little pricey but yummy!

Check in was after hours on a Saturday but arrangements for our arrival went very smoothly. Our…read morecottage is roomy, well equipped and exceptionally clean! Very relaxing atmosphere and beautiful pool with a great cafe/bar. Prices on lunch and drinks are fantastic. We will def book again in very near future.

We've been coming here for 3 years now. We have a RV and stay at a site. We're a little…read moredisappointed this year. There's a lot of construction going on and a trailer that hauls in equipment parked at the empty site next to us when there is a whole row of empty rv sites. Our grill looks like it's been through WW2. And has no propane in it. People take their big dogs to the dog park and don't clean up after them. On the plus side the pool is nice. Most of the rv sites are big rig friendly. The town of Jensen Beach is quaint and within walking distance. I'm not entirely sure if I would recommend this place. They charge 3,400.00 a month for a rv site! At this price I would expect a lot more than what is offered. Like walking distance to the beach!

Cool park! We drive by often and it's always something we've wanted to stop and check out. I had no…read moreidea this park is so huge! You could drive for 30 minutes and still not see everything! We stopped by on a weekday and the park was pretty and relaxing. Not too many people on the couple of trails we did. The observation tower is closed but they still have a nice boardwalk up to that area that makes for a great walk! It's pretty highly elevated for Florida - kind of impressive in person! Entry is $6 per car, and the lady provided a map and recommended her favorite trail. We checked that trail out as well (the white trail), but the height of the observation tower trail was really the star! We decided to drive around after doing both trails, and we saw their campgrounds. So surprising at how busy this place was! It seemed there was hardly an empty spot! Must be a happening place to camp! We'd definitely return for more adventures, as this is a cool park!

This place is great for those into the outdoors or nature in general. Kayaking, camping, fishing,…read moreand plenty of wildlife you might run into. There's overlooks and and an endless supply of trails to choose. I will definitely be back with some chairs and hoping for some quiet time to myself. The environment is so unique here you feel like you're in a different country at times.

Ft. Pierce KOA is a fantastic campground! The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful, making…read morecheck-in a breeze and the stay even better. The grounds are clean, well-maintained, and peaceful. Whether you're in an RV or tent, it's a comfortable and welcoming spot--definitely one of our favorite KOAs! I just hope by this winter the pool is heated.

I was in site D-11, the highway noise was horrible all night, the streetlight above our camper was…read moreintense, for $100 dollars a night from a KOA I was very disappointed. Coming back through I came in at 10pm, and left at 6:30 am and they charged me $129 dollars, and would not help with a military discount or anything. Bob was no help at all. My last visit to them and all the campers we travel with will be notified also...

There are four RV spots with full hook ups & the camphost David & his dog. David is very helpful &…read moresocial. We had a slight problem with the electric socket upon arrival. I put a call into the county & the Park Ranger, Doug came over quickly & remedyed the problem. Again he was very pleasant. People like those make full time RVing comfortable. The rv sites are sandy & are nicely sized, situated & private. Each one has a fire ring & patio table. Far enough away but close enough to Route 1 & about 15-20 miles from the Atlantic Ocean. Vero Beach is close by as well. It is soothing calming & quiet here, every once in a while a plane flies over & parachuters exits the plane & you see the chutes open & colorful. There are walking trails & a boat a canoe boat launch.

Not sure how to review a campground so I'll give them the all good curve. They have bathrooms with…read moreshowers available for everyone. The site fee is normal for an park. There Is a dock where you can look over the water. I believe there is also a hiking trail. Here you may see some wildlife such as the agressive racoon, the timid squirrel, noisy armadillo, lots of birds chirping away, if you're lucky you might get to see a venomous snake however you're most likely to see black racers and corn snakes. Now you might think the agressive racoon is cute and cuddly animal but don't you dare try to pet him cuddle him or feed him. As a matter of fact the raccoons will show up your campsite during daylight hours but don't be fooled, this is a reconnaissance mission. Once everyone goes to bed, they come back. They revisit the sites that had the best goodies. They will open your coolers and go through your trash.

We had booked a week there. Huge mistake, They are very racist . I do not use that term lightly and…read moreit saddens me in this day and age to say it .The place is run down, not maintained besides a few people (they were very nice) the rest not very friendly. My husband and I are huge bike riders we don't tow a car we ride our bikes. We had just come back from a 15 mile bicycle ride and some residents were outside if looks could kill wow and the whole feel was like that. Also the lack of maintenance and let's not forget the bugs we were eaten alive you cannot sit outside without being eaten alive and they will get into your rig. We left early. And I've gone through every nook and cranny trying to get rid of the bugs oh don't forget the noise if you are anywhere near the front forget getting any sleep the trains are horrible not to mention the street racers.

We stopped here for an overnight stay, using Passport America. You have to make reservations in…read moreadvance. The people here are very friendly and go out of their way to make your stay comfortable. The park is basically a mobile home park but utilize old mobile home sites for RVs. The sites are quite large. The park is very well maintained even though the mobile homes are very old. Old but very well kept. We would stay here again.

This is my 3rd year running JW Cornette's race which is hosted by race director Christian Stewart…read more The race is small and maxes out at 100 people. There are three distances: 18 miles, 50k (31 miles), and 50 miles. The course runs along sections of the Lake to Ocean trail following the orange blazes on single track trails that are typically wet this time of year. However, a sever drought which precipitated the Everglades fires left most of the trails on dry conditions. The race is basically a charity that donates money for musical instruments in a school in Argentina. The race is well supported with excellent aid stations. It's a very good race if you are trying to prepare for Keys 100 or the Lake 2 Ocean race in May and June respectively, as temperatures are usually hot for this race. The single track trail meanders through wonderful everglades area and is home to many wild animals including snake and alligator. All year round there is recreational hunting and fishing. There is a youth camp but you'll have to have children to overnight. Otherwise, camping is permitted in many locations as well. If you love trail races and don't mind getting dirty this is a great one.

Awesome time off-roading every time. Scenic trails with lots of wild life, come here at least once…read morea month