It's been about 7 years since I've been to the Riverboat nudist resort, so when the invite came for…read morethe girl's day pool party, I decided, why not give it a chance. I'm glad I did. I make no apologies that I don't view life from the same side of the coin as everyone else, and this is one of those places where you can shuck everything and just be yourself. So that's what I did. After greeting the Hostess, I got a comfy chaise in a shaded nook, took off the "shackles" of the every day, sprayed myself thickly with sun screen and joined the folks in the pool. Conversation and community is what was shared. No one was judged by size or weight, no one was preyed upon and that is what makes this place -very- comfortable. If you enjoy being in your own skin, come down to the pool party for ladies every Wednesday - ladies free, Gents are $20. There are foam parties once a month.

hammock camped by the wetlands that boarder the riverboat for approx 6 weeks during april / early…read moremay and had a positive experience. the interaction with nature coupled with access to a well maintained hot tube and pool make this place the perfect getaway for a budget traveler. the pool was immaculate and is designed for volleyball (smile) with a partial shade canopy, there is an outdoor shower area that enjoyed before turning in for the night. i spent the evening poolside surfing the internet inside the screened in porch , enjoying the weather. the owner was nice enough to ask me to go kayaking with him ans we had a lot of interesting conversations. The RBC meet my needs, exceeded my expectations in many ways and the price didnt break the bank.

Great staff, friendly community. Warm welcoming of the Newbies. Met some really cool ppl. The…read moredrinks are amazing. Will definitely recommend & revisit.

First time for wife and i and we were impressed and the fun that we had. Food was decent drinks…read morewere on point and all of the staff was friendly and professional. We already booked our second trip

My husband Jason and I have been members of Lake Como for years, and it truly feels like our second…read morehome. As the Dance Party DJs, we've had the privilege of being part of so many amazing weekends, and we love giving back to this incredible community. Our absolute favorite event is Naked Burn! The creativity, music, art, theme camps, and sense of community make it one of the most unique and unforgettable weekends of the year. It's unlike anything else and has become a tradition we look forward to every year. We also love all the sports Lake Como has to offer (well...except golf! ). The volleyball community is incredible, and Super Bowl South is always one of the highlights of our year. The atmosphere during the big tournament weekends is energetic, welcoming, and full of people who quickly become friends. Lake Como is known for its outstanding volleyball facilities and tournaments, and it's easy to see why. Beyond the events, what keeps us coming back is the people. Whether you're relaxing by the pool, kayaking on the lake, playing pickleball or volleyball, enjoying live entertainment, or just taking in the beautiful grounds, there's always something to do and someone new to meet. The community is friendly, inclusive, and genuinely welcoming to both longtime naturists and first-time visitors. If you're looking for a place where you can relax, have fun, make lifelong friends, and truly be yourself, Lake Como is the place to be. We love being part of the Como family and can't wait for many more years of memories here!

Everything. The People the Pool the Hot Spa the Sun bathing the conversations the games the get…read moretogethers the conversations, the clothing optional policy, the partys the great spring and summertime events.

A group of us go to the car show once a year. One thing that is totally consistent is their food…read moresucks. If Shoney's was not out of business, they can give them a lesson on how to do breakfast. The grilled shrimp caliente version is boiled shrimp, not totally finished with no seasoning whatsoever. The pizza was marginal, but no complaints on that cause that was expected

Just got here and the place is sold out and the main pool is freezing. :( boo. The grounds are a…read morelittle rough and not kept up

I wish I could give less than one star. I used to go there on occasions to hang out by the pool on…read moresunny afternoons. I always knew that the owner ( Larry ) was kind of crazy and to steer clear of him if at all possible.I'd just pay my $20 and hang out quietly. But last time I was there the owner insisted on acting mad crazy. First thing he did was to lecture me that there'd be no "playing" and that any men found "playing" would be kicked off of the property. I mean that's the whole reason for going to this place and hanging out is to "play" by the pool. if you can't do that then what's the point of going there and spending 20 bucks ? He also demanded that I lock up the pool gate when I left so there wouldn't be ( in his words ) "dead children" floating in the pool. Larry's tone was rude and obnoxious and I tell you I won't be going back to that place again.

I pulled in and got a room. It took the manager an hour to get my credit card to process. Once in…read morethe room I found out this is a homosexual motel. Men come during the day for discreet meetings. I have to say everyone I did meet was nice. It does have a full kitchen, but nothing to cook with. The bathroom is the worst. The shower is small, places to put you items are non existent., and don't get me started on the commode.The bed is flimsy. The blanket even has a few holes in it. Lighting is poor. The entire place needs a new paint job. Their cable and internet are great. It reminds me of a college dorm room. But every time I go out I worry about being "gay bashed". The weekly price of 266 is not worth it. If it was updated it would.

This is the nicest naturist resort we have been to. It really feels like a destination in a way…read moreothers do not. It has beautiful facilities of all kinds from tennis, basketball, pickle ball, library, research library, two pools, and several restaurants including one pool side. Everything is modern and well maintained. The rooms are comfortable, clean, and well appointed. The lake area is peaceful and they have boards and paddle boards for use without charge. However, the best part of the experience is the people and staff. This is one of the friendliest places I have ever been. I'm not the most socially adept person but ended up having great conversations in and around the pool all week. We were planning on taking side trips out, but just ended up staying there the entire time. It was so relaxing!!

Very nice stay..everyone was so friendly..Cheeks restaurant was great with reasonable prices. No…read morecomplaints at all with Cypress Cove!

Another amazing evening of fun entertainment and the best sunset on the Gulf of Mexico! The food…read moretruck offerings filled the air as we exited our vehicle. We decided to share one of our favorite haunts in Cedar Key Florida.with our friend Laura before she heads back to blustery Iowa. She loved it and found the entertainment to be very enjoyable. It is quite a trek from Ocala roundtrip but we just can't help ourselves. We shall return!

The vibes of this place were great! I loved the outdoor seating options and the live music (shout…read moreout to the broken string band) was amazing! There was a nice sea breeze and a pier you could walk out on with a few tables there too. There is a food truck that is always on site that serves some tasty beef tacos with a delicious homemade pico as well as several other food options. Drink service at the bar was very slow as several people (I assume locals) came in after me but were served before me. It's great that everyone knows everyone, but we out of towners would like to support you too. We only ended up getting one drink each because of this.

Updated Review - After 3 Years Living Here…read more After living here for 3 years, here's my honest experience. Pros: * Large large RV lots compared to most parks. * When you pay the whole yearly rent, it's cheaper. * Some staff work very hard, especially the maintenance lady who is regularly trimming trees, clearing brush, edging, and cleaning the grounds. Cons: * Management plays favorites. Rules are enforced differently depending on who you are. Some residents are limited to 2-3 pets while others are allowed to have several animals. * The park seems to come alive only when the owners visit. Suddenly everyone is wearing matching shirts and doing work that should have been done all along. * The lawn maintenance is comically done. The mower spends weeks mowing random sections instead of finishing whole yards. * They continue removing lots of landscaping. Yes, the sites look bigger, but all the privacy, shade, and wildlife are disappearing. * The volleyball court has maybe used once in 3 years. It's basically a litter box for strays. * Mail security has been an issue. I had mail disappear early on, and during my last 6 months someone repeatedly opened my magazines and advertising mail before it reached me. Management was notified, but didn't attempt to solve the problems. * They've been saying a swimming pool is coming for 4 years now. At this point, I don't believe it's ever happening. * The park keeps expanding by adding more RV sites (around 190 more planned) instead of improving amenities for current residents. * Activities are very very limited outside of a few holidays. * One office employee was often rude to residents, making negative comments about how people dressed and creating unnecessary conflict with people she didn't seem to like. * There's a $25 monthly utility charge added to the electric bill. Management says it's because people flush blankets down RV toilets, which doesn't make much sense considering RV waste first goes into holding tanks and the plumbing is only a few inches wide. * One thing to know, 85% of residents use the neighboring Cypress Cove family nudist resort for amenities because it offers pools, restaurants, activities, and recreation that this park doesn't have. This park has become more of a place to park your RV while spending time next door. Bottom line: This park has potential because of its large lots and location, but inconsistent rule enforcement, broken promises, questionable fees, and lack of meaningful improvements make it difficult for me to recommend after living here for three years. It was livable because we left on a bunch of trips yearly and did not stay home.

beautiful park in a great location. management were very helpful and attentive. will 100% returnread more