Along Tamiami Trail E you will find a five-star resort: the Naples Motorcoach Resort. Whether you are at this site for vacation or an extended stay, it is one of a kind with direct access to the Gulf of Mexico. In addition, this Naples RV park was recently named one of the best in the country by Outdoorsy.
"The life you deserve in the city you love," is the first thing you see when exploring Naples Motorcoach Resort's website. Moreover, they call themselves "a coveted haven for the adventurous soul, brimming with elegance and possibility."
Outdoorsy explained how campgrounds and RV resorts come in all shapes in and sizes, just like the campers themselves. As for what classifies as a "luxury" they say, "Luxury motorcoach resorts have all the makings of a five-star resort, from high-quality amenities to a constant flow of activities."
A Piece of Paradise
Henderson Creek borders Naples Motorcoach Resort to the west. There is lake towards the center of the grounds that also has sufficient beach space. For boaters, they offer storage and docks with direct canal access to the Gulf of Mexico.
Amenities
The intent of Naples Motorcoach is to make residents and visitors alike feel comfortable at an upscale home. Through the gated entrance there are 321 dry boat sites. For outdoor adventurers, they have a large infinity pool, spa and sundeck area, and pickleball courts. If indoor activities are more your speed they have you covered there as well. There is a ballroom, theater and billiards room.
Plot owners are given the opportunity to customize their space. "Owners who choose a canal-front lot may build a permanent dock, accommodating runabouts, flat bottoms, and pontoons up to 22 feet," they explain.
"If you are a person who wants it all, then a luxury RV park might be perfect for you," Outdoorsy concuded.
2 Florida Locations Have the Bluest Water in America
Travel and Leisure recently published a report that details 10 of the most stunning bodies of water in country. From sunny ocean spots, to lakes, to waterfalls these locations are simply breathtaking. Included in the list were two Florida locations that have the bluest water in America.
Dry Tortugas National Park
This is one of the most unique spots in the country. Dry Tortugas National Park lies west of Key West, Florida in the Gulf of Mexico. It is made up of seven small islands and that are surrounded by coral reef. The park enclosed is roughly 47,000 acres. To arrive here, you must either take a boat or a seaplane. Therefore, it is not accessible by car.
Describing its blue waters, Travel and Leisure says, "Most of it is placid, turquoise, and filled with colorful marine life, making for some of the best snorkeling in the Sunshine State."
Devil's Den
Another destination recognized in the report was Devil's Den. This spring is situated in Willston, about 20 miles south of Gainesville. It is a natural cave that is privately owned. The water has been known to consistently register around 72 degrees regardless of season. One of its main attractions is scuba diving. In fact, it is also a scuba training center where diving is available seven days a week. However, you must have proper certification as it the water has a maximum depth of 54 feet. Their are four lodging cabins at Devil's Den. The property contains 120 feet of surface diameter.
Also mentioned on Travel and Leisure's list was Crater Lake in Oregon, Jenny Lake in Wyoming, and Tenaya Lake and Lake Tahoe in California. Havasu Falls in Arizona was the spotlighted waterfall. Finally, as for beaches with the brightest blues, Flamenco Beach in Puerto Rico and Lanikai Beach in Hawaii were among the best.
These two Florida locations that have the bluest water in America were the only east coast spots to make this feature.
Dry Tortugas National Park
This home of Fort Jefferson offers swimming, fishing, and camping. Furthermore, it also has a wide array of bird life. You can bring your own boat up to the park, which offers various tours throughout the day. Or perhaps you'd prefer to hop in a kayak or on a paddleboard and simply explore the turquoise blue waters, that's an option as well.
Devil's Den
Devil's Den has a dive platform in the middle due to its high level of Scuba and snorkel attraction. In addition, you must be 18 years of age or accompanied by an adult to visit. Their website explains the history by detailing, "On cold winter mornings you can see steam, like smoke, rising from the chimney opening. Thus, the early settlers gave the name Devil's Den."
