I am very surprised at the previous 2 reviewers. Not sure what they missed. This is one of the most beautiful parks where I have stayed with lovely shade trees with Spanish moss, many lots have pavers, outdoor lighting, comfy furniture and a gorgeous heated pool. HHI has so much to offer like beautiful beach, great restaurants, fabulous golf. I would stay here again, I found dog owners to be very respectful. There are bags available and drop cans throughout park. The park is very quiet, restful, and so relaxing! The pad we were on, #359, was very easy to back in, could hold a 45 ft easily with beautiful furniture and landscaping.

The good: full hook up county park unusual, nice dog park and walking path. A real bonus to be there during the Festival of Lights that runs from Nov 9 to New Years, probably the best CHRISTMAS light tour we have ever seen and free to campers! The not so good: We have a 40 ft Motorhome with a 12' 7" clearance and our antenna whips got a real workout with overhanging limbs on the main county entry road. When we mentioned to the campground check in person that she might want to talk to the county about trimming limbs, she blew us off and said if these motorhomes get bigger they will ruin our canopy of trees. Also, it rained, not that heavy, but we had a lake form in front of our campsite as did many other spots, so drainage not the best. many sites were narrow but the person on the phone worked with us to find a wider one, the sites are plenty long enough.

Positives: very nice owners, sites reasonable distance apart; good Wi-Fi and near Woods Cider Farm and Wells Orchard. Negatives: while I would love to rate higher because folk were so nice, the campground had some significant drawbacks which included poor water pressure, low voltage on 30A, dirt, very bumpy, and tight interior roads for big rigs. While we usually like wooded, this was like being in a forest. Would not recommend for 40 ft RV.

This is the finest resort we have ever stayed in, originally an Outdoor Resorts when built. It looks like Paradise with live oaks and Spanish moss. Only a mile from the Atlantic Ocean and one of the most beautiful beaches. The spaces are individually owned but rented by the resort. Tennis courts, pool, and wonderful biking. Class A and C coaches only, any size accommodated. Everyone is very friendly, pets very welcomed. Great restaurants and lots to do. A true destination resort. FMCA honored.

One of the nicest state parks I have ever visited, but very hard to get a site or several days without booking 11 months in advance. We moved several nights to string together a two week stay, but well worth it. Very different than most FL State Parks: lots of trees, shade, full hook ups, a walk/bike/tram to the beach. The beach is sugar white powder sand with water that is crystal clear. This may have originally been a commercial park, but now state owned and operated.

While outrageously expensive, one of the finest Class A resorts. About 9 mi from Key West, beautiful waterfront lot with our own floating dock and Tiki Hut. The staff was very helpful. A nice little dog park as well. We were in a 36 ft motor home, but accommodates all lengths. If in Key West and willing to splurge, you won't be disappointed.