Florida RV Park with NO alligators

I suspect they have signs out front warning alligators not to enter.

One rule: If the body of water is bigger than a mud puddle: There is a gator in it.

We stay on Lake Okeechobee, plenty of Gators.

They are much like a cop, don't bother them,
they will not bother you!

Um is this like looking for a Canada prairie&parkland park without mossskeeters?

Peg Leg wrote:
We spent two months at Webster Travel Park, in Webster, FL. They have a wall around the park. I didn't see any critters other than 3 ducks and some small dogs that were walking people around on leashes.

There was one large plastic penquin sitting in a chair waving as we entered.

Oh and some weird people flying flags with red maple leafs on them, don't know what that was all about.

Yes you do Peg Leg because you said "leafs" which is the correct Canadian plural, eh?

Go to RV Park Reviews and pick one that has what you want and the type of reviews you expect. They all have Ants, Snakes, and Gators like others have stated but where we are only ants. Have fun forget about the small stuff.

No gators! They were here first and probabaly last!

http://www.bettertimesrv.com/ Spent three months at this park in the winter of 2008. Never saw a gator. Hiked and geocached in the area and never saw a gator.

Nolan wrote:
http://www.bettertimesrv.com/ Spent three months at this park in the winter of 2008. Never saw a gator. Hiked and geocached in the area and never saw a gator.

Did you go across the street and hike next to the lake itself?
These guys operate out of that lake. clicky

Try Williston Crossings, Williston FL. There is a lake in the new area, but you can request a site far away from it. If you have a dog, keep them on leash and away from the water.