McGregor RV Park

It is a very quiet place. No one bothers you. When we pulled in, the residents helped my husband get the camper parked. It is one of the few dog-friendly places in the area. Several restaurants available in the area. Beach access is very easy, you just need to plan for bridge traffic using Google maps. We were hit by pending severe weather and the owner juggled things to ensure we didn’t have to pull the camper in potential high winds and storms. As a restaurant at home says, “we ain’t fancy.” But they will help you when they can. Marie has been very accommodating.

First of all, the facilities are disgusting and never cleaned. Holes in ceilings and floors with rotten wood. I would never use these facilities and would much rather use the restroom in bushes then this bath house. Second, old and run down trailers make up 60% of their sites with many of them unoccupied and housing stray cats and other rodents. The stray cats swarm this park because of the ample coverage due to these trailers. Third, the owners , very old in age, discriminate based on age and made judgments on me based off the fact that I’m young. After 4 months of stay we were told the rates are going up for season and that since we are young we must not understand how business works. I was blown away that after months of paying like everyone else that I would be talked down as if my age

Good Experience, very accommodating and quick to respond during the reservation process! Personally I was bit concerned based on other reviews however we would certainly stay again without hesitation. It is an older park with some older rigs but the grounds we kept up and everyone was super friendly.

Pretty awful. I'd give it zero stars if I could. We made a reservation months in advance for our 40 foot motorhome. No one was in the office when we arrived and there was no Welcome Envelope left for us. A fading, old note on the office door said to "See Patty at Site 6" so we went there and rang the mobile home doorbell. No one answered. (Indeed, we never saw anyone from management the three nights we were there.) We found a site on our own. The park is filled with decrepit, dirty mobile homes. The vacant sites are strewn with debris. If we had been able to find another place to stay, we would have left right then and there. The next day we spoke with a friendly fellow motorhome resident who told us this story: the park was hit hard in one of the recent hurricanes. Some of

The best thing about this mobile home park -- it certainly is not an RV resort or even a campground -- is the circular drive that enables you to leave as easily as you entered. We wouldn't stay here, even as a place to stay while looking elsewhere. Ug! And, the sister facility, Calusa Cove, isn't any better -- just a spot in the woods. They even "borrowed" some of the same pictures to put in their ads.