RV Parks near ST. Petersburg or Ruskin FL

[lakedubay]

Can anyone recommend RV park near Ruskin or ST petersburg Fl. Wondering about Hide- A - Way RV park near Ruskin.

[Dennis_M_M]

Sun Lake RV Resort is off rt 674, right off I-75. Not the most attractive neighborhood, but a nice little place. Calling it a "resort" is a stretch, but it does the trick if you need a place to stay in the area.

We stopped there regularly to visit my Mom in Sun City Center for a number of years. We spent 6 months there six years ago when were taking care of her at the end. Have not been back there since, so my review is far from current.

[rr2254545]

JoeH wrote:
Hid-a-way is OK... very high percentage are permanent units. The park is on the Little Manatee River and has some docks. It's aways off US 412 so there is little traffic noise. Nearby is Tampa South RV, it's on US 41 ( more traffic noise) and also on the Little Manatee River. It's more modern than Hid-a-way
but spaces are pretty tight. If you want a more rustic setting and can deal with electric and water with a dump station, look at E.G. Simmons park in Ruskin. It's on Tampa Bay and most of the RV sites are on canals leading to the bay.
If you have any specific questions on any parks, let me know.

Been at Hide - A Way several weeks now - great park with lots of activities, sites are nice and wide - only thing lacking is cable
Price is right and people are very very friendly some of the sites are between permanent people. The 500 numbered site are about all actual movable rv's and quite wide

Note Tampa South RV down the street is not Pet friendly and right on the Highway -

like others have said we are not real close to St Pete or Tampa

[Mr__Camper]

Roberts RV park or St. Pete KOA. Depending on what you plans are it's a long drive around to Ruskin.

[JoeH]

Hid-a-way is OK... very high percentage are permanent units. The park is on the Little Manatee River and has some docks. It's aways off US 412 so there is little traffic noise. Nearby is Tampa South RV, it's on US 41 ( more traffic noise) and also on the Little Manatee River. It's more modern than Hid-a-way
but spaces are pretty tight. If you want a more rustic setting and can deal with electric and water with a dump station, look at E.G. Simmons park in Ruskin. It's on Tampa Bay and most of the RV sites are on canals leading to the bay.
If you have any specific questions on any parks, let me know.