Pulled in for one night as we’re passing through. They had two pull through sites available (we picked Site 80) and it’s great! Beautiful campground, quiet, nice clean bathrooms.

We live in Florida, and we like the state park system a lot. Because we are Florida resident seniors, we get a 50% discount, too. (So we actually only paid $11 per night.) We had never been to the park, but had passed by it a few times when we drove Hwy 41 instead of using I-75 to go over to the east coast. The park is well maintain... more

We stayed here 5 nights as a base to explore the Everglades and Big Cypress as it is located off the Tamiami Trail. The campground is laid out in a very odd way so many of the sites are VERY close together. We had site 16 which was a little challenging to get into because of the palm trees and big rock making the space narrow. It is... more

Big rig friendly campground with updated bathhouse. Easy access to the Big Cypress Preserve, Thousand Islands National Wildlife Refuge, Marco Island, and Naples. Some road noise.

When we first arrived, it was breezy, and bugs weren’t a problem. But as the winds died down, the bugs picked up a bit. It wasn’t out of control when we were there, but we did use spray and kept the house closed up. We also had the worst neighbors, but we won’t hold that against the campground. The sites were wide enough to park ... more

We weren't sure what to think when we first pulled in. The sites are rather close together in the center loop, but there's a big open area in the middle of the circle. The sites around the outside are a bit wider. There is a lot to do in Naples - the zoo, a conservancy next to the zoo, walking trails at the campground, fishing, kayak... more

We were only here for one night, so I don't have a real sense of the overall park since we only saw the campground itself. Sites aren't very private, though site we stayed in (81) only had a neighbor on one side. It may well be the best site in the campground. It was crowded during our stay in January. Verizon - DOWNLOAD: 10... more

We had only one night at Collier-Seminole State Park, but this park deserves a longer stay. The park staff were very friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the nature trail, stands of royal palm and several historical exhibits. The 1920’s walking dredge used to build the Tamiami Trail Highway was very cool. The campsites offer water and ... more

very crowded but staff does all they can to make this enjoyable. The rich black dirt gets tracked into the bath house, but again the staff are in there just about hourly to mop up. I stayed winter of 2013, In the spring they closed this place for 8-10 months to renovate the bath houses and I was told to also change the layout of the ca... more