Embrace the heartwarming experience of RV camping at a unique location that feeds more than just your appetite for adventure. This site is not just a haven for RV enthusiasts but a beacon of community service, offering one of the largest food pantries in Charlotte County. With its lush community garden and emerging sensory garden, the host location combines natural beauty with a commitment to nourish body, mind, and spirit. As you settle in with your RV, you'll be captivated by the serene surroundings, including a food forest where nature's bounty is on full display, embodying the host's mission to share and sustain. Educational curiosity flourishes here, showcased by the Lettuce Learn Homeschool group, engaging young minds in nature's classroom every first and third Wednesday of the month. Only minutes away, the sandy retreats of Charlotte County's beaches beckon, offering a soothing escape and the chance to dip your toes into the serene Florida coastline. Just a block away, the tranquil Ollie's Pond opens its arms, an idyllic spot for bird watchers and a picturesque trail for leisurely walks, reflecting the area's dedication to peace and preservation. Guests who wish to contribute to the continued success of these heartfelt initiatives will find a welcome area complete with a donation box, allowing for a moment of gratitude and support. For those curious about local goings-on during their stay, a handy online calendar is available, detailing events and activities enriching your RV camping experience. This host location invites you to be part of a story that goes beyond relaxation and into the realm of making a difference. Here, every night's stay contributes to a legacy of giving, nurturing, and learning the perfect way to enrich your journey while nestled under the Florida sun.

When you pull into the property, our main building is in the shape of a "T". The second building is the back right of the property. Depending on the time you arrive, our first area of recommendation is to park along the backside of the main building. You can take as many "parking" spaces as needed. If you arrive after that area is taken, then you can pull into the spots right across, in between the two buildings. There will be a median there of fruit trees and you will see a trellis in that area. You will see a bunch of papaya trees and I would recommend pulling into that side of the parking lot. And the next place to park would be alongside the driveway when you enter the property towards the back left of the property. This would be more alongside the grassy and wooded areas.