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Improved and remodeled, GR8 Beach & Location - from TripAdvisor.com
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I live near the Red Coconut Campground and walk thru it daily, It goes from Beachfront to almost Backbay except that it borders the Matazas Pass Preserve. The Campground is almost 13 acres. It is located near a Firehouse so you'll hear sirens but you are near Paramedics if needed! A 7-11 is next to the Firehouse and across the street is Junkanoos, Mama Angies Pizza and Anthony's on the Gulf. The other side has Barking Bimini Cafe, a nail shop,...
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Great Spring break/MLB Spring training RVing experience - from TripAdvisor.com
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My wife and daughter (both with physical disabilities) just returned from a great 1 week stay at Red Coconut RV Park. Proximity to the beach from our 2nd row site was great. Our neighbors were very friendly and helpful. If you're bothered by close campsites or noise and difficulty traveling on Estero Drive, Red Coconut may not be for you. It didn't bother us!
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More then sand at the beach - from TripAdvisor.com
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We have stayed several times at the Red Coconut RV Park. Booking four months in advanced has never gotten us one of the prime ocean-fronting sites. Pads are cracked, sites are never raked or blown either before or during one of our visits. We still go because our options at / on the beach slim. If given a chance we would pay double for a better list of options. This park is not a high class motor-coach park although with its location it could be...
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Our Family's Experience - from TripAdvisor.com
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Our family of seven booked a 5 night stay but only stayed for 2 nights at Red Coconut RV Park. We didn't like the extremely small sites; the noise of the adjacent firehall; the traffic on the access road (it was painful to go out for a day trip because you could literally walk faster than drive) or the general ambiance of the site. Very difficult to sleep in a pop up trailer because of the bright security lights. The day we checked in we...
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Nice Beach - from TripAdvisor.com
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Our family spent 8 days at Red Coconut. Great town, nice beach and the folks in town were very nice. If you have a big rig, be careful! Our beach front site was very small. I have a Pace Arrow 36B with three slides. It took twenty minutes to get the rig on the site and we had to park the front end ten feet off the concrete pad in the sand. The left slides almost touched the power box and the right slide was almost against a tree. The trees drop...
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Red coconut, to stay there or not - from TripAdvisor.com
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I stayed there back in 2000. It was ok. The beach was nice in itself. But the sites were too close together. I had to park my RV almost sideways to fit in. They told me I could have only one car. This was not mentioned when I made the reservation. When I went in the office, there was nowhere else to put me. The showers were ok. The rates were overpriced, but what do you expect when on the beach? The office staff was very nice and friendly. They...
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Red Coconut RV: Great way to relax! - from TripAdvisor.com
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We've been visiting Ft. Myers for years and love it. In fact, we just returned last Sunday. My parents relocated to Ft Myers and lived in their RV at the Red Coconut for a couple years until recently buying a house inland at N.Ft.Myers. They continue to keep their RV at the Red Coconut during the "winter" months. I'm not an RV'er but I cannot imagine a more beautiful location to camp. You are parked in the sand and literally step out you door to...
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