Calusa Cove RV Park

What an awesome stay! Very quiet lovely place the only downside no bath house but we knew that booking here clearly states it on their website no amenities. But for full hookups in south Florida can’t beat Calusa Cove. Within 40 minutes to Big Cypress, 30 minutes to Ford/Edison winter homes and mere minutes from a surprising gem Koreshan Stare Park.

An epic vacation! Just a dream! My husband and I were looking all over SW Florida for an RV site for Spring Break 2022. We were blessed to find this amazing Oasis. We are from Bozeman, Montana and really appreciate open space. We pulled into Calusa Cove, parked our RV and just wow! Glamping baby! The open space to walk around with my 2 teenage daughters at night; Being able to take in all the beauty and sounds of nature without a crowd of people; The 5 ft alligator in the pond that bothers no one; The National Park access right behind our RV was spectacular. The owners keep the property very clean and safe. Everyone was so nice and respectful. The views at night are spectacular because you don't get "all" the light pollution from the city (even though you are smack dab in the city). If you are looking for a calm, beachy, outdoor experience, where you are in flip flops and a bikini during all your Florida days and nights, this is the place! Please note, there are no amenities, like a pool, but what you get in exchange for the amenities is - NO multitude of people and crowds, just the delightful beauty of Florida. Check out google maps for the National Forest access road and bring your bikes or E-bikes! P.S. The best advice I received in Florida - There is always someone honking at you... lol

Just talked with a lady from calusa cove on the phone and rude doesn’t even come close to how I was treated. I am not allowed to use the words that I would like to to describe how she was. One of the things she said was she wouldn’t allow our beautiful, polished, restored Airstream on her property because it’s too old (1976). Wow.

Quiet, friendly and woodsy. The owners were great and very responsive when we were traveling a long distance. There are tons of resorts in the area but if you are looking for a dark quiet place to camp in fort Myers this is it. I almost don't want to leave a review in hopes that I can still book next year without it being all booked up.

Nice place to launch Ft Myers explorations, there are a couple of HUGE RV parks nearby, but Calusa Cove is just 10-15 sites along a fence line outside a much larger RV resort. It looks like Calusa Cove was a much larger park before Hurricane Ian - there's no office, bathroom or any central structure. The sites are level, clean with easy access from the road - I would stay here again, but if I'm in Ft Myers again I will look for something a little closer to Ft Myers beach. For the price, this is a good deal as there are a ton of snowbirds down here this time of year We camped at Calusa Cove RV Park in a Travel Trailer.

STAY AWAY! Its a junk yard with a few full hook up sties, still charging $65 per night with signs stating NON-POTABLE WATER everywhere. We knew going in there was no amenities, but we were shocked to drive into a "park" that was full of storm debris, discarded clothing, broken toilets, trash and devastation from the recent hurricane. No cleanup efforts seem to have been made and there were random people coming in and out which didn't feel very safe. And yeah, it isn't a "cove" there is no beach access, not even a trail. The one and only plus was seeing a beautiful sunset.

The office is next to impossible to find unless you stumble across another person who directs you where to go. This campground is zero amenities which they do mention on their website. Meaning all you get is a narrow grass slot to park in with full hookups. The sewer hookup sticks 10" above the ground though and is incredibly difficult to actually dump into even with a hose support. Our long term neighbors were openly hostile toward us and our kids.Those neighbors hired a handyman of some sort to come hammer new lights on their porch at 8:30pm well after dark. I told the handyman we had kids trying to sleep. He said he'd be done soon, I said ok, he finished, that was the end of it. Another neighbor was using a circular saw after dark. I would've been irritated with construction noise regardless of whether I had kids. I overheard the man next door (who was definitely aware I was there and could hear) that kids are against the rules and he planned to sue (while cursing up a storm). Nowhere on the site does it mention kids aren't allowed. My kids were rarely outside as it was. The lady next door watched my kid play for 20 min from her porch door (pretty creepy). Another lady yelled at us to not run over our neighbor's solar lawn lights. We didn't come anywhere close to hitting them. The icing on the cake though is now we have a pack rat in our trailer which we didn't before. We've been trying to trap it for a week.