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Staying at Seminole for a 3 month travel contract. Couldn’t ask for a better campsite. Old growth oak trees are everywhere providing plenty of shade. The pool is great with a beach entry and a 6feet deep section. Love music on Saturday’s at the pool. The campgrounds abut a nature preserve which campers have access to via a bridge over a creek. The front office staff has been great, trash/recycle is picked up twice a day at 10 am and 4 pm. Packages are dropped off at our campsite by staff as well.

Water: clear and clean, no strange smells Kids: great for kids. Cute little Playground, Internet: connect to the campground 5g even if signal says its weak. Clear picture, no loss of connection. Might need to ask a local for the password. Office didn’t provide one. Office: employee seemed in a bad mood. Didn’t really tell us anything. Kind of assumed we were idiots. But given the present circumstances with coronavirus, it seems like everyone is in a bad mood. I would stay here again

We are new to RVing, its our first week! Seminole was our first paid nights stay in 4 days. We picked it for location, near Ft Meyers coast. We have tent camped for 50 years now 70 we are going to a Tin Teepee. The site has gone through some major changes under the current owner in 10 yrs. Clean modern bathrooms, showers, wi-fi, heated saltwater pool, nice quite shady park. Great neighbors too. Highly recommended!

Very much improved from earlier references, new concrete, crushed stone, level, good water pressure, 50 amp, need a 50/30 adapter, trash P/U, pool, great stop.. we were here in a 35' 5th wheel, drive through lot.. friendly helpfull office staff..