Very friendly staff and residents; some are permanent, wintering in Fl in RVs or Modular Homes. When making reservations (and ur short like me - 15’) be sure to get a site where the utility pole is close to the back of the site or your hookups are too far away. Laundry rooms and bathrooms are very clean; showers are huge and have small seating area outside shower; if doing laundry you must pay $5 for a card and then add a minimum of $10 to the card so be sure you have at least $10 of washing & drying. I borrowed a neighbor’s card and gave them cash for the amount of money I used with their card. Near to Publix, Home Depot, CVS, Walgreens and Costco. Too many amenities to name plus lots of nightly activities. Only drying racks permitted are ones attached to rear of RV. No stand alone screen rooms, canopies or tents allowed. Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary is a must see but make reservations and pay online. It has a 2.5 mi boardwalk through a beautiful swamp.

We spent the month of December at Imperial Bonita Estates (IBE) and loved it. The park is a mix of RVs and permanent park models, plus a separate section of small homes. The park is kept in great shape and has many activities. In addition to the heated pool, there are courts for horseshoes (and cornhole), petanque, tennis (and pickleball), bocce, and shuffleboard. Plus there is a boat launch into the Imperial River where you can paddle and visit with the manatees or catch some fish. You can easily ride your bicycle into Bonita Springs to go to the farmers market, buy fish or fresh tortillas, etc. The Bonita Springs beach is about 7 miles away and is a great place to go shelling. It's a nice location because it is far enough away from the beach that it is not overbuilt and commercialized.