Indian Point RV Resort

An excellent facility, with all the amenities they list. Showers did have a few of the ever-present small bugs, but we have discovered that comes with traveling in the South. Park is well laid out with easy movement into and out of RV sites. Full hookups were easily accessible. We did not need to use the cafe, though it seemed to have a small but adequate menu. During our two days of visit the pool for adults was pretty much a teen hangout (no surprise there). Very quiet in the evenings.

Possible location to rent a cabin.

A couple miles off of I10 makes the location convenient. Dirt roads but concrete pads at the sites make up for the roads. Cable TV with a lot of channels. WiFi, not so much. They do have free WiFi if you can hang on to the signal. For $28 a night it’s a good choice. Particularly when I paid $100 a night at a campground in the Florida Keys. (Hidden Lakes). For less than 1/3rd the price Indian Point runs circles around Hidden Lakes. There is water access here - just watch out for the gators.

Camp sites are not easy to get into, sits up high from the unleveled road. Our spot had trees, couldn’t make left turn so we had to put out into site across from us. Old place.