
Naples Area RV Parks
Pet-Friendly
- Naples / Marco Island KOA — has dog park
- Neapolitan Cove RV Resort
- Sun Retreats Naples
- Naples Motorcoach Resort — max 2 pets, no aggressive breeds
- Silver Lakes RV Resort & Golf
- Collier-Seminole State Park Campground
Other / More Restrictive
- Rock Creek RV Resort — (239) 643-3100
- Crystal Lake RV Resort
- Lake San Marino RV Resort — 55+
Google Maps — RV parks near Naples
Most parks fill up in winter snowbird season — book ahead if you're coming December–March. Full hookups are common; confirm 50-amp and length limits if you're in a bigger rig. Pet policies vary, so double-check breed/size rules before you reserve.
RV Services – Naples Area
RV Sales & Service / Mobile Repair
- Absolute Road Service — 24/7 mobile truck & RV repair
- Endless Summer Mobile RV Repairs — Mobile service across SWFL including Naples
- Big Palm And Sons Mobile RV Repair — Certified mobile RV tech
- Collier Goodyear Car Care Center — RV service & repairs
Towing & Roadside Assistance
- Naples Towing & Recovery — (239) 571-8726 — Flatbed & RV-capable towing
- Bald Eagle Towing — RV and medium-duty towing
- Absolute Road Service — Also handles roadside / mobile repair
RV Wash & Detailing
- Simply The Best Mobile Detailing — RV detailing packages
- Naples Ceramic Coatings — RV detailing & ceramic coating
- SWFL Complete — Marine & RV detailing
Naples Area Campgrounds
- Collier-Seminole State Park Campground — Full-facility sites (tent & RV), electric/water, showers, dump
- Koreshan State Park Campground — About 20 miles north in Estero. Tent & RV sites, electric/water.
- Picayune Strand State Forest – Horseshoe Primitive Campground — More rustic / primitive option
- Big Cypress National Preserve campgrounds — Bear Island and others — permit required for some backcountry sites
True tent-only and primitive options are limited right around Naples. Most developed camping is at the state parks. Book well ahead for winter.
Florida camping: Heat and humidity are no joke most of the year — even at night it can stay sticky. Mosquitoes, no-see-ums, and other biting insects are a constant, especially from late spring through fall; good repellent and screened shelter are not optional. You'll also share space with tree frogs, lizards, and plenty of other small critters. They're mostly harmless, but they're everywhere.