Naples / Marco Island KOA

This is a great family destination for a relaxing weekend. There is a lot do for kids. Nice pool and hot tub.

Very nice, well kept park. Super friendly staff, and very helpful during our last minute phone reservation. Our kids enjoyed the pool, and the store was nicely stocked with a variety of souvenirs. Proximity to the Everglades and Naples is great – yet the campground seems very secluded and rural (which is nice). Campground was nearly full but very quiet. Nice pull through spots available.

My group was forced to cancel after our 21 year old chaperone could no longer come. When we called the first time, the lady was very rude and made fun of the way that I spoke. I use the word «like» when I’m nervous and she called me out in a very pointed way. It was completely unnecessary.
We called the second time and everything worked out, but I would NOT recommend even dealing with this KOA.

Showers are clean, friendly place, but if you are tent camping, prepare yourself mentally… the space they allocate for tenters can be compared to sardines in a can… literally. Space number two is where i was placed… Not even enough space here o turn around once your tent is set up… right on top of your neighbors… they lied at the office, telling me that they were booked and could not move me to another spot… which was bs, just lazy old ladies that are used to lying for so long in their lives that it becomes a second nature to them…

We had a last minute urge to go camping and wanted to go somewhere new but not to far away. The southwest coast seemed like the best option. We found this KOA and easily booked online for a primitive camping space.
The check in process was easy and they escorted us by golf cart to the plot of land reserved for tent camping. We had our choice of site because we were the only people primitive camping. Some of the fire pits for the other sites look like they’ve never been used. The pits had weeds and grass growing all inside of it. This is by far a place more suited for RVs and cabin rentals. The area for the tent camping is a plot of grass in front of the staff housing which is RVs. You kinda feel like your sleeping in someones front yard, and you kinda are. It’s nearby an expansive canal which the have signs that says it’s a home to manatees. They have canoes on the side that seemed for rent.
The firewood situation was a little tough they had a big pile of scrap wood which we had to make several trips to-​from. We also had to buy 3 packs of firewood to have sufficient fire for our meals. Plus it was pretty cold that weekend.
The next day we inquired about canoe rental and they made it seem like we had to go out only during high tide, which made no sense as you could drop the canoe right in the water. Plus the cost was 10bucks/​hr– kinda steep. We didn’t bother.
The grounds is super close to marco island and not far from naples beach. We checked out both spots in the same day.
The facilities were well kept the bathroom was always prestine. The Pool and hot tub was 24 hrs and very nicely maintained.
Overall for the camping-​lite crowd this will do. There isn’t much to do at night or even during the day on the grounds. But for what it is its nice.

Stayed here 2 nights in January. The staff was incredibly helpful and nice, only problem was when we were trying to rent canoes to use in the creek they weren’t renting because of a «chance for slight showers» so disappointed. The Kabins are nice and the bathrooms are well kept but the price is too high for what your getting as far as cabin features and campground activities. Not a good option for kids and families who like to do a lot of activities.

as the other Unilocalers have previously said, this is a very well kept camping/​rv park. the staff was really helpful even over the phone. we were running late so by the time we arrived, the office was closed but all of the information we needed was left outside for us in a little bag along with other brochures and coupons for things to do around naples/​marco island.
we camped for a night and i believe the cost was about $ 50. our site was very clean and well lit too. must note that if youre looking for primitive style camping, this is not your spot. the evening we were there the mosquitoes were out to get us, but since it was late we just took a shower and went to sleep.
the bathrooms. ha! out of a movie. very well kept, nicely decorated and the background music was old romantic jazz jams. miss f tells me the womens bathroom was just as nice and clean. also shared the same music but i cannot confirm this as i did not come into the female bathrooms even though i was very tempted because… everybody knows that when you shower with someone, what youre really doing is saving water, loving mother nature, preserving the environment for the future generations to come… and i want to save all of the baby seals, all of the furry little creatures of the world, even puppies and kitty cats.
so, in short, koa was great and i would love to be back for more. too bad i missed out on the hot tub as we didnt realize it was open 24 hours until we were leaving. single tear.

We stayed here in the Kamping Kabin for two nights in February, 2012, on our way to Key West. The Kabin was incredibly clean. The row of Kabins backs up to a tropical forest so we felt like we were almost in the Everglades. The bed was very comfortable and there was a small, wall mounted TV and a little refrigerator. The bathrooms were so clean and wonderful. I give this campground five stars.

We camped here in a tiny travel trailer. It’s a really cute RV park, that still feels a little like a campground.
Our site was clean, mowed and spacious. (but again, we’re small). Staff was so, so nice. The bathhouses were great, very clean, well kept. The Pool & hot tub are open 24 hours! woo-​hoo, and they are both really big, clean and beautiful.
The rates are a bit steep for camping, but that seems to be the trend, also their website doesn’t just list the rates, you have to jump through hoops, which makes me feel like they make them up on the spot.
Very basic general store on property, with odd hours.
My only real disappointment was on our last night the noise was OUT OF CONTROL. Two different groups of campers were completely obnoxious and there was zero done about it.
We live nearby so we look forward to staying here again, but once the rates go back down.