Collier-Seminole SP Naples Fl
Just looked at RVParkReviews and only saw one review of this location since it was closed for renovations. Has anyone stayed here since it reopened and the renovations have been complete? I have reser...
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So we stayed there last night. The new bathroom is a vast improvement - the old one was awful with a sort of trough of gray water running along the wall beneath the shower and sink plumbing. The only strange thing is that you have to walk all the way around to the back of the bathroom to enter, so access faces away from most campsites.
The sites are not paved and have poorly-defined areas of scattered white gravel, so your parking area for RV and/or vehicle is a messy mix of grass, mud and gravel. There were a lot of muddy areas and ruts all around the grounds. The power boxes appear to be new, but the breaker on ours tripped about three times (site 100) for no apparent reason.
Wooden railings have been added to separate the sites. Some roads have new paving. There are new ramps leading into the screened pavilion. I agree that the dump station arrangement is a bit odd.
I'd avoid the back row of sites (the wide base of the inverted triangle) when booking. There used to be thicker foliage back there behind the sites, so you'd hardly know highway 41 was behind you. Now you can actually see and hear cars whizzing by behind some of the sites.
The sites are not paved and have poorly-defined areas of scattered white gravel, so your parking area for RV and/or vehicle is a messy mix of grass, mud and gravel. There were a lot of muddy areas and ruts all around the grounds. The power boxes appear to be new, but the breaker on ours tripped about three times (site 100) for no apparent reason.
Wooden railings have been added to separate the sites. Some roads have new paving. There are new ramps leading into the screened pavilion. I agree that the dump station arrangement is a bit odd.
I'd avoid the back row of sites (the wide base of the inverted triangle) when booking. There used to be thicker foliage back there behind the sites, so you'd hardly know highway 41 was behind you. Now you can actually see and hear cars whizzing by behind some of the sites.
