Red Coconut Rv Park

Was considering the campgrounds for a week long stay with my family. As I continue to read on their website… saw the list of dogs that are not allowed on the campground. WILL NEVER EVEN STEP FOOT IN This place. Needless to say give them business to support the ignorance of an administration that stereotypes animals. Specially the breeds excluded; which can be a lot more sweet than a smaller size dog.
Sorry but that is a very poor judgement; of the red coconut campground administration.

Chose this Rv campground based on online website, huge disappointment! Campsite pictures were taken long ago, sites are piled on top of each other, very expensive, rest rooms are gross and laundry is a joke ! Outside rusted solid washers and dryers! OMG stay anywhere else! Traffic is ridiculous, gross beaches all covered in red tide! Can’t wait to leave!

Called front desk to inform them that we would be late to arrive. They stated it wasn’t a problem. Arrived late in the evening. On the way in, the town had a good vibe. A little life to the party but not a «college party town». Found our spot and parked the trailer onlv to discover that the spot was far too small (slide outs, etc). Called the next morning and the staff offered a better spot (much more room, etc) and they even used the tractor to park it for us (no way would you be able to park your own trailer in this RV park). Once we were settled in, we discovered that the WiFi was non-​existent. Apparently, everyone there tries to use the internet but the connection is so slow it times out. The laundry facilities were clean (despite being outside). The men’s bathroom and showers were a bit outdated but kept reasonably clean. During my interaction with the staff, there were definitely some awkward moments but this RV park isn’t known for their front desk staff’s friendliness; the RV park is known for its location and I must say, it is a really good one. Wish we had the opportunity to park right on the beach. Spent a day in the warm winter sun, rented wave runner, and lounged on beach chairs (at a cost). Don’t expect the Hyatt or Hilton level of service but do expect an RV park with a great location.
My semi-​positive rating is based mostly on location and the friendly maintenance staff. The owner would be wise to retrain the front desk staff. If this place did not have such a great location, I would likely have rated it at 1 or 2 stars.

If you are a beach and beautiful sunset lover, this is the place to be. Dolphins most mornings while drinking coffee on the besch. We love it here.

Simply paradise! We love staying at the Red coconut in our rv and spending our days on the beach. There is a trolly stop right out front so you dont even have to drive! Everyone is so happy and relaxed all the time and very freindly. We have met many new friends at the Red Coucunut and look forward to returning every year. Even though we purchased a condo near by in Bonita Springs we will continue to stay at the Red coconut rv resort because its just like i said paradise!

I recently stayed here for the first time. I’ve heard great things about this park. Overall it was a pleasant experience. Very family oriented and directly across the street from the beach. That access to the beach was amazing. The beach is clean, powder white sand and the water isn’t as murky as it usually is.
Cons: the spaces for the RVs are ridiculously small. I have never been in a pro that’s so tight in space. I wasn’t able to use my awning bc my bright was THAT close to me. I really bask in the space and tranquility I get when camping so this disturbing what I love the most about camping. There’s also no pool for us to use. I didn’t like not having that option. the biggest hang up was the filthy shower facilities they had. EWW!
Overall it was a good time but I’m still on the fence if I’d return. IF I did, it would have to be in a space that allows me more space and defiantly closer to the beach.

4 stars or maybe even 5 due the location.
Only problem is the bathhouse that are very old, small and hot… really hot! It’s almost impossible to stay inside during the day — for sure it’s over 120oF!
But as I said location worth everything

We stayed on the beach side in an RV. We were on the street side. It is a very busy and noisey road. Hard to stay asleep. The fire station is just down the road and sirens were going off mostly during the night. The sites are very close together. The neighbors came in at 3 am and were very rowdy. Nothing was done about it. It is very pretty being close to the beach, and nice if you are okay with a lot of noise.

We knew ahead of time it would be crowded — the only rv park on the beach on the island. (we were in section across street from beach). So — not complaining about being crunched. BIG complaint is the WiFi — which they say is FINE. We told them ahead of time we really needed to have good reception at OUR site. «No problem». Not only could we not use the internet at our site, we (and others we talked to) could get it nowhere in the park. We also could not use Netflix etc. luckily great library only two blocks away with free wifi all day. The park was clean and the bathrooms were clean but not even ONE bench — nothing to put your dry clothes on or sit on in shower area. also traffic awful. Red coconut was in walking distance of grocery store and Heavenly Biscuit and Lihue — both great. Forget the Charro Brothers Mexican.

Fabulous throw back to the 1950s. Yes, the beach side sites are tight but you have plenty of room for your slide outs & awning. Plus, you are only steps away from a beautiful beach. Lots of dogs which is fine as long as the owners clean up. There are 4 rows of RV sites on the beach side. We are in row 4 which backs up to Estero the main road. It can get rather noisy — ok LOUD — but it all stops around 8:30pm so sleeping is easy. Staff is very nice. Love this park. Booked it again next year.

As others have noted, this park is all about location. Think very carefully about the value to you of being on or near the beach. Actually, it feels like two separate parks. The east, or street, side is a mixed development of mobile homes, park models and RV spaces. It has paved access roads and a traditional layout, albeit somewhat tight. The beach side, across the street, is completely different. It has all sand roads and sites with scrub grass, poured concrete patio pads (some good and others all broken up), and some of the tightest 90-​degree parking we’ve ever been in. The beach row is always in demand, of course, and was full the whole time we were there (actually had RVs in other spots waiting for their turn). Beyond that row, there are limited beach side spots for larger rigs (over maybe 38 feet). Maybe it was the off season, but some of the comments made in other reviews we’ve seen posted elsewhere didn’t apply: Wi-​Fi was free (but mostly down), pet papers weren’t required, and trailers were parked on the beach row. Power was very good (running 3 A/​Cs) and, in spite of the tight sites, utility hookups were convenient. Cable TV was advertised but our site’s box was damaged; they offered to run a splitter from a neighboring site. Satellite access was limited on the beach side due to the numerous trees; even beach row sites had some blockage due to palms. If you can put up with heat, humidity, and an onslaught of biting no-​see-​ums to get beach access and awesome sunsets, this park might be for you.

Too many rules, without any flexibility. Being right on the beach — really cool, but not worth the $ 110, and no free internet — not good. Bathrooms have private showers, but public changing areas — needs a redesign. Will not stay here again.

I want to leave a 3.5 but lets round up.
There are 2 basic areas of this RV PARK. one side of the street, small spots, no water view, affordable, & then the other side– small spots, 2 rows with water view, one of them excellent, and very expensive.
We camped here in a tiny travel trailer, the spots are very small. We could not have cared less because we were directly on the Gulf of Mexico. Staff was very friendly. The restrooms were dated, not cleaned daily and were very, very cramped. However they were locked to the public which we appreciated. Electric and water ran great.
I would stay here again, but only in the very front row, (otherwise not worth it) for the beach.