We stayed in early March. Clean and well maintained. Easy access from road, with wide paved interior roads. We had a pull thru site with a concrete pad that was more than long enough for our 36’ MH and toad. Spacing between sites is fairly generous for a commercial campground. We did not use it, but the pool area looked clean and well maintained. Mostly snowbirds while we were here; everyone was friendly and helpful.

Although there were many empty sites in the RV Park, we were assigned a specific one -- Site 56. When we checked in, I told them it was our first time at their park and the lady (don't know her name) said I will give you Site 56. Avoid this site at all costs if you visit. When it rains it floods, because all the surrounding sites a higher. Also, the other campers strolled through our site all the time to get to their sites. Two specific times are worth noting: One man strolled by and was actually looking in our windows (creepy). One lady, as I was sitting at the picnic table, just announced she was walking though and looked at me in a manner daring me to ask her to go around as she barged through. We left early and won't go back to this RV Park for two reasons: I feel we were given this specific site (Site 56 floods when it rains), because we were new. All the other empty sites didn't flood when it rained. The other campers surrounding us were either creepy or had no common courtesy.

We loved staying here at Anchors Aweigh RV Resort! It is very well maintained. All the roads are asphalt and the RV pad and patio area are cement. Full hookups, free cable (didn’t use), free WiFi, and lots of OTA TV channels. You can get mail and packages in the office. The office staff was helpful and very pleasant. You could easily social distance here as were were still in the pandemic. The swimming pool is not heated, but they do have a hot tub. The other RVers were a mix of snowbirds and overnight to weekly guests. The RV park is just 6 miles away from the Gulf of Mexico, so it was really easy to get to the beach! When we are in the area again, we will definitely stay here!

Although there were many empty sites in the RV Park, we were assigned a specific one -- Site 56. When we checked in, I told them it was our first time at their park and the lady (don't know her name) said I will give you Site 56. Avoid this site at all costs if you visit. When it rains it floods, because all the surrounding sites a higher.