North Fort Myers lines the Caloosahatchee River, where RV travelers launch boats and chase sunsets over Southwest Florida waters. Fifteen parks dot the area, turning quiet riverside spots into launchpads for Fort Myers beaches and Edison historic sites. Camp here to fish mangroves by day, grill fresh catch at night.
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North Fort Myers wraps around the Caloosahatchee River's north bank. Boat from ramps on Hancock Bridge Parkway. Hike boardwalks at Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve, spot alligators amid cypress knees. Cross the Edison Bridge to tour Thomas Edison and Henry Ford Winter Estates, gardens bursting with royal palms and invention labs.
RV parks match every camper's vibe. Encore Pioneer Village RV Resort draws families with WiFi and $47 nightly rates. Upriver RV Resort pulls in anglers, WiFi included from $69, steps from river docks. Raintree RV Resort fits retirees seeking calm. Tamiami RV Park and Tamiami Village & RV Park welcome pets, deliver showers and 50-amp power for $33 to $80.
North Fort Myers stands out for Caloosahatchee River access and quick trips to Fort Myers landmarks. Launch kayaks from local ramps or fish mangroves teeming with snook. Hike Six Mile Cypress Slough's trails, then bridge over to Edison and Ford Winter Estates for inventor history amid banyan trees.
Find parks like Encore Pioneer Village RV Resort, Upriver RV Resort, Raintree RV Resort, Tamiami RV Park, and Tamiami Village & RV Park. Most cluster near Del Prado Boulevard and the Caloosahatchee River. Amenities include WiFi at three spots, pet-friendly sites, showers, and rates from $33 nightly.
Yes, Tamiami Village & RV Park explicitly allows pets. Sites come with WiFi, showers, and 50-amp hookups at $33 to $80 per night. Check individual listings, as policies vary across the 15 parks near the Caloosahatchee River.