Check in was easy and the kind hosts were quickly responsive when we had questions. Please know internet really is not reliable in this area and our hotspot also struggled. We found driving in to town was the best option for checking our messages.However, this is really a great place to getaway to nature and turn off all your electronics if that’s what you are looking for! The camper is somewhat dated, but very clean and well stocked. The peacocks are the highlight of this property. There were at least 9 roaming around and we enjoyed their company and beautiful displays so very much. On the first day, we thought there was a cat meowing under our bed, but it was actually a peacock resting in the shade under the camper! So funny!Highly recommend this gem if you want a getaway from the hustle and bustle!

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Was visiting family in the area on our way to our next destination. Worked out perfectly.

My girlfriend and I booked a last-minute weekend getaway. Having never stayed in an RV, we decided to try something new. We couldn’t have asked for a better experience.Upon arrival, the AC was already on, the trailer was cool, and water and snacks were left to welcome us. We packed our own sheets as you never know what you are walking into. There was no need to change a thing as the RV was spotless and very comfortable.Our hosts, Eric and Sarah were incredibly kind and accommodating. They live on the property in a home that’s far enough away to feel private, yet close enough to respond immediately when we had questions, needed help planning a day trip, or even needed firewood.We drove an hour from our home in Bonita Springs, but it felt like glamping on a private island a thousand miles away. The property is home to peacocks, chickens, roosters, and even a bee colony for harvesting honey. One morning, they surprised us with fresh eggs and honey, especially thoughtful as it’s a new venture with limited supply.The ferry to North Captiva Island was less than two miles away, and nearby Matlacha offered an outdoor market, colorful art booths, and some of the best ribs we've ever tasted. One night we stopped by a local seafood market and picked up five pounds of stone crab claws for 50, then enjoyed them at sunset on a nearby dock.At night, we sat by the firepit, sipping wine, roasting marshmellows under the stars. It was the perfect getaway.