We were here to visit family and this was 1 of 2 in the area that was not 55 and over! It is a mix of mobile homes and RVs. Looks like allot of seasonal/FT but everyone keeps there areas tidy and maintained. All the sites in our area (site 191) are level. In the back away from the road next to a great clubhouse with tables to work or eat at. Small boat launch and fishing dock. Upfront is the pool plus jacuzzi and shuffleboard. Laundry facilities use credit cards which I liked. Everything is clean, tidy, maintained and overall well kept. Close to the city of Punta Gorda and easy access to all the nearby towns and attractions. Not to far from one of the cities bike paths (this town is very bikeable) There is a Publix and Home Depot just down the street and a Walmart alittle further up the road. Paid for the extra WiFi but still had to pounce between it and the public one to work. One of our kids was even able to play video games.

Free to us with Thousand Trails membership. Though one can't View the Gulf from the park, we did enjoy the area a great deal. Punta Gorda has a lot to offer for a smallish town, especially if you like nature. We highly recommend the Peace River Wildlife Center as well as the Charlotte Harbor Environment Center if you want to take a short-ish hike. Lots of parks to visit as well as nearby beaches, and we found the view from the Hwy 41 bridge gorgeous, especially at sunset. The park itself has mainly retired age folk, with a few families scattered around the park. Most seemed annual or seasonal stays, but very friendly and easy to talk to. We stay during the Holidays and the park had functions for Christmas and New Year's Eve, if you like that sort of thing, as welOnll as activities almost every day during the week. We only had an issue with trying to make left hand turns to or from the park. Not a big deal with a car, but pretty steady traffic makes it a bit more patience-demanding with an RV.