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Sanctuary RV Resort

Sanctuary RV Resort is an all-ages private resort in Bonita Springs, on Florida's Gulf Coast between Fort Myers and Naples, about 7 miles from the beach. In a corridor where many parks are 55-plus, it stands out by welcoming families, couples and retirees to the same pool and pickleball courts, and it has an on-site cafe so you can skip the drive for a meal or a drink. It suits travelers who want a resort-quality Gulf Coast base without an age restriction.

Sanctuary RV Resort at a glance

Hookups Full (30/50 amp, water, sewer)
Sites 185
Max RV length 45 ft
Cost $78–120/night
Reservations sanctuaryrvresort.com or call (239) 495-9700
Location 13660 Bonita Beach Rd SE, Bonita Springs
Amenities Heated pool, pickleball, on-site cafe, pet-friendly, community events
Cell signal Good

Why RVers stay here

Sanctuary RV Resort is an all-ages private resort in Bonita Springs, on Florida's Gulf Coast between Fort Myers and Naples, about 7 miles from the beach. In a corridor where many parks are 55-plus, it stands out by welcoming families, couples and retirees to the same pool and pickleball courts, and it has an on-site cafe so you can skip the drive for a meal or a drink. It suits travelers who want a resort-quality Gulf Coast base without an age restriction.

All 185 sites are full hookup with 30/50-amp, water and sewer, on spacious paver pads with picnic tables, and rigs up to 45 feet fit. Nightly rates run $78 to $120, and you book online or by phone. The heated pool, pickleball, community events and pet-friendly policy round it out, and cell signal is good. Winter is the season the region is built around, so book early for those months. The trade-off is price: this is at the higher end for the corridor, and you are 7 miles from the sand rather than on it.

  • All-ages in a corridor dominated by 55-plus parks, with families and retirees sharing the same amenities.
  • 185 spacious full-hookup 30/50-amp sites with pavers and picnic tables, rigs to 45 feet.
  • On-site cafe, heated pool, pickleball and community events.
  • Pet-friendly, with good cell signal and a location between Fort Myers and Naples.
  • !$78 to $120 a night puts it at the higher end for the area.
  • !About 7 miles from the beach; 45-foot maximum for the longest rigs.

What our guides say about Sanctuary RV Resort

Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.

Regional guide

Florida's Gulf Coast RV Parks: Pensacola to Naples

Sanctuary sits between Fort Myers and Naples in Bonita Springs, about 7 miles from the beach. It's an all-ages park (unusual in this corridor where many parks are 55+) with 185 spacious sites, all full hookup with pavers and picnic tables.

The park has a community feel without the age restriction — families, couples, and retirees share the same pool and pickleball courts. An on-site cafe (Cgrape at the Sanctuary) serves meals and drinks, which is a nice touch when you don't want to drive anywhere.

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Our verdict

Book it if you want a polished, all-ages Gulf Coast resort with full hookups, a pool and an on-site cafe. Skip it if you are budget-focused or insist on being on the beach.

Sanctuary RV Resort: frequently asked questions

Does Sanctuary RV Resort have full hookups?

Yes. All 185 sites are full hookup with 30/50-amp electric, water and sewer on paver pads.

How much does Sanctuary RV Resort cost per night?

$78 to $120 per night, according to our Gulf Coast guide.

What is the max RV length at Sanctuary RV Resort?

45 feet.

Is Sanctuary RV Resort age-restricted?

No. It is an all-ages park, unusual in this stretch of the Gulf Coast.

How far is Sanctuary RV Resort from the beach?

About 7 miles, per our guide. It sits in Bonita Springs between Fort Myers and Naples.

Do you need reservations at Sanctuary RV Resort?

Book at sanctuaryrvresort.com or by calling (239) 495-9700; winter dates should be reserved well ahead.

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