Old, run down campground with loads of permanent residents with "grown in" rigs. Uneven grass sites and narrow potholed roads. That said, the people are friendly and it's quiet at night. Many kids and dogs. We would not return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We camped here last year in January also and can say the atmosphere is much better now. Many of the older junky RVs have been removed and the bad element that was stealing bicycles and other items left out has not been a problem this year. We have been here for 3 weeks so far and will extend another 30 days at the monthly rate of $425 which includes electric ($28 daily & $170/week). The monthly rate is much better than the other parks in the area. There are no planned activities or pool in this park so if that's important to you, then this is not the park for you but, if you want a great rate with an equally great location this park will do just fine. The showers are usable but with full hookups, who needs them? We first stayed here in 1975 - not much has changed since then. It's surprising to see the park still here after Hurricane Andrew passed over it! We plan to stay here on our next winter get-away trip to Florida also. The office hours are limited and this park does not take reservations. If you arrive after hours, there's an overflow area to use with water and electric available. There have been times when we had to wait for someone to leave for a site with full hookups but that was several years ago - there are several good spots open right now. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This city operated park has a great location just one block off US-1 and the entrance to the Florida Keys and Everglades National Park at Flamingo. Nice friendly folks. We've stayed here in the past and will use the park again in the future. The sites are all grassy and level. There are several units that have been here too long and show their age and should be salvaged. Overall, the park is pretty decent. The monthly rate of $425 and weekly rate of $170 include electric - max stay is 6 months for "new comers". Super Wal-Mart & Home Depot are just a block away as are other shopping and dining. The crime rate outside the gate is twice the national average but no problems have been reported in the park other than the theft of unsecured bicycles. There is no pool, but there is a playground and pavilion. Propane is available in the park as well as Laundromat facilities. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you like extremely loud music that continues to after mid-night and makes sleep or even conversations in most of this campground impossible, then this RV Park is the place for you. Don’t consider asking the campground owner to ensure the Tiki Bar music is played at a sane level, we were told he was the one actually playing music/karaoke and everyone’s request for volume reductions were rudely ignored. This music was so loud the Tiki Bar was empty at 9:30pm on Saturday night, but the deafening levels of possibly the worlds worst music selections still continued for hours longer. Getting in and out of this RV Park is extremely dangerous due to the traffic patterns and flow especially for larger rigs. The sites were well spaced and some had trees, but navigation on the narrow roads in the campground was very difficult for our longer fifth wheel. All sites had grass (no gravel) which was nice, but it was very difficult for us to actually get out of our site the day we left due to no traction on the grass in the rain. Most rigs were newer, some are permanent and there are work crew campers also. This is a 1950s RV Campground that shows it’s age everywhere. Nothing is terrible, just worn. The bath and showers were adequate, but all were in need of a full face lift and more frequent cleaning. No sites had garbage containers! We would suggest name change for this RV Park. Something like the “Southern Discomfort RV Resort.” We will never go back there and have never seen such a total lack of respect for customers at any RV Park before. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is an old campground but has plenty of room for our 40' rig to move around. There are no concrete pads for your RV but the grass is pretty level. Some sites have a pad for the patio but most do not. There is a Tiki Bar in the park and there is live music 3 nights a week. It is very loud and you can hear it from anywhere in the park way into the late night. People are friendly and the staff is helpful. I would come back. We camped here in a Motorhome.