Overnight in Naples, FL?
We'll be traveling through Naples, Fl in early April and would like to visit the Audubon Corkscrew Sanctuary, so need someplace for just one night. All the parks in the directories seem to be ginormou...
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Crucial bit of info - Easter weekend. I'd think enough snowbirds have left S FL by that time, either due to end of the month stay expired or due to desire to get back home to spend Easter with family or even tax preparation :( , that you could easily find an overnight slot. Wouldn't have guessed that there were than many Floridians stepping in to take the spots yet.
Anyway, I don't know what size RV you have or whether or not you're self contained. I know of a water front camping spot that has no hookups. I don't think there are published size limitations but I think 30' would be max. Dirt site. $2 per person per night - self pay to a metal box. There are a couple of picnic tables and I see many people fishing there. Within easy walk to a hotel restaurant (closed Mondays) and hotel bar, marina and small marina store. Right on Tamiami Trail about 6 miles east of Collier Seminole SP - Picayune State Forest Preserve. Not on any campground map or app that I've seen. Also know of a place where you could probably boondock without a problem for a night in the same area. PM if you want more info or specific directions. You can see the location of the Picayune site in my signature block - lower middle of the pic.
Anyway, I don't know what size RV you have or whether or not you're self contained. I know of a water front camping spot that has no hookups. I don't think there are published size limitations but I think 30' would be max. Dirt site. $2 per person per night - self pay to a metal box. There are a couple of picnic tables and I see many people fishing there. Within easy walk to a hotel restaurant (closed Mondays) and hotel bar, marina and small marina store. Right on Tamiami Trail about 6 miles east of Collier Seminole SP - Picayune State Forest Preserve. Not on any campground map or app that I've seen. Also know of a place where you could probably boondock without a problem for a night in the same area. PM if you want more info or specific directions. You can see the location of the Picayune site in my signature block - lower middle of the pic.
