Embrace the charm of rural Naples with an unforgettable RV camping experience where nature meets nurture on a unique retreat that doubles as an animal rescue sanctuary. This idyllic 3-acre haven is not just a resting spot for your RV; it's a heartwarming opportunity to connect with animals and unwind in a serene setting. Begin your day with the calming sounds of a Zen-inspired goldfish pond, complete with a picturesque bridge that invites you to pause and reflect. Nearby, the gentle quacks of resident ducks echo from their cozy pond, while the clucking of chickens promises the delight of fresh eggs each morning. Explore the property's convenient loop track, perfect for easy navigation of your RV, ensuring a hassle-free arrival and departure. The seclusion is elevated by a backdrop of a private canal, wrapped in the tranquility that only unspoiled Florida can offer. A mere 20 minutes from the bustling energy of downtown Naples and its sun-kissed beaches, you're perfectly poised to dip into the city life before retreating back to your rural oasis. Adventurers will appreciate the close proximity to the awe-inspiring Everglades and the sandy shores of Marco Island, just a 35-minute drive away. Completing the RV camping experience, our site offers a dedicated motor home pad, equipped with both electric and plumbing hookups, ensuring your stay combines the rustic allure of the outdoors with the comforts of home. Surrounded by affable potbellied pigs, a playful baby rabbit, and a range of other lovable rescue animals, indulge in a stay that touches more than just the heart of any RV enthusiastit also supports a noble cause. Come for the RV camping, stay for the endless moments of joy and tranquility where every sunrise holds the promise of a new furry friendship.

Electric/water, eggs, ranch tour of animals, pet care, donations are welcome for non-profit.

Please keep gate closed for the farm animals.

When you pull in you will see our home and the RV pad to the right of the house. RV pad is for each individual camper and there is parking to the left or behind the “trash house” (a little building we keep cans in to deter bears.