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Just a few miles east of sunny downtown Naples, Florida you will find the gorgeous RV Resort that is Endless Summer. With a location like this one, your possibilities for fun and relaxation are as endless as our name suggests. If you like golf, this community is perfect for you, as it sits minutes away from over 80 different golf courses, catering to a variety of levels of golf expertise. Not into golf? That's ok, hop in your car for a quick 15-minute drive west to the stunning white, sandy beaches of Naples. Or, spend your beautiful winter days among countless numbers of nearby shops and restaurants. Don't wait another minute, book your stay now! Your Endless Summer awaits!
From jct I-75 (exit 101) & Hwy 951: Go 1/4 mi S on Hwy 951 (Collier Blvd), then 1/2 mi W on Hwy 84 (Davis Blvd), then 2 mi W on CR 856 (Radio Rd).
We are new to camping, but I found this park on a last minute trip & they had availability. The office staff was very nice & helpful over the phone. The slip had a paved slab with picnic bench. Everything was clean. We only stayed the night, so we didn’t get to use their amenities, but saw the had laundry & showers. It was close to some good local restaurants/mall, Walmart etc within 10 minutes. Would definitely be back.
Just a neat place to stay. Nice clean pool. I t was a perfect place to stay following our tire blowout. Glad we had stayed there once before. Glad you approved of our Saturday night stay when you weren’t there to check us in.
My fiancé and I have been coming to Endless Summer to visit family for a few years. The park has declined drastically since our first visit. Our last visit was in July and the bathrooms were absolutely disgusting. There was a mop left in the corner of the women’s bathroom and smelled horrid. The pool had a slimy film across the top with pavers sinking on both sides of the pool ladder. While taking garbage to the trash facilities an aggressive dog got away from its owner and charged toward us but thankfully it did not get through the fence. The only positive thing I can say about this “resort” at this time is they have some amazing permanent residents.
We really enjoyed our first 3 years of living at this park while it was a family owned business. However, when the park was purchased by Treehouse Communities three years ago it became much less enjoyable. There used to be many full timers and group of seasonal guests that came back every year. There was a sense of community during the season when everyone was here. There were events and get togethers at the clubhouse along with many other on site activities throughout the season. Now most of them are not returning. Since Treehouse took over they have doubled the rates and did "improvements" that they claim justify the increased rates. They installed pavers around the pool deck which are already sinking in several places, some enough that it could cause serious injury by tripping on one. Instead of repairing them, their solution is to put little orange cones over them. They installed pavers on most of the RV lots without designing the proper drainage which has caused major flooding problems with even a moderate rain. They did partially replace the electrical grid in the park, but there are still 1/3rd of the RV lots on the old system which is always having voltage issues and outages. The clubhouse, bathrooms, and showers have been untouched. They are outdated, unmaintained, and not clean. There are a few residents that hoard garbage and full dog poop bags on their site for up to a week. This can make your stay feel like you just paid a premium to camp at the landfill. We once had a full dog poop bag from a neighbor float and settle on our pad during one of the moderate rains that flooded our lots because of the poor drainage. The last few times I used the pool, it had a thick layer of scum around it and the water had an odd tint and odor to it. The bathrooms and showers smelled disgusting and looked like they were not being cleaned. Somehow this park has a good review rating, while it's parent companies have ratings of 2.1 and 1.0. That could partly be because of employees leaving 5 star reviews for the park they work at. Like when park manager Dalton and his administrative assistant Meghan left 5 star ratings for the park they worked at, not only helping boost that parks rating, but it also helped them both get promoted soon afterwards. I sent an email to Treehouse to bring this to their attention. The response I received from the Senior Regional East Coast Manager, Rick, said that Treehouse does use the online reviews as one factor in promoting employees, and that he was aware of the reviews. When you have selfish, dishonest managers like this, it is no surprise why things have gone downhill at this park the last few years.
