Seminole RV Park — Local services in Seminole

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Grateful Two-Year Stay at Seminole RV Campground

When life took an unexpected turn and left my dog and me displaced, Seminole RV Campground became more than just a place to stay—it became a safe haven. For two full years, this park provided us with a peaceful, secure, and welcoming environment that we’ll never forget.

Dorothy and her staff run a tight ship with genuine care and integrity. The grounds are well-maintained, the atmosphere is quiet and respectful, and every effort is made to ensure residents feel both safe and at home. It’s rare to find a place that balances structure with compassion, but Seminole RV Campground does it flawlessly.

The rates are more than fair, especially considering the level of cleanliness, order, and peace of mind you receive in return. Whether you’re staying short-term or need a longer-term solution, you won’t find a better-run RV park in the area.

I’m truly thankful to Dorothy and her team for giving my dog and me a stable and supportive place to land during one of the hardest chapters of my life. Seminole RV will always have a special place...

New owners as of 2021 are rude. LOOK AT REVIEWS FROM ROYCROFT PARK, currently Seminole RV Park. The older lady in the ofc should be hidden in the background as her customer svc skills do not exist, but love Ivy. There are also going to be updated RV lots throughout, so all of the previous residents were kicked out...sad. I get a kick out of the RV neighbors that visit from all over the country. Everyone is chill and enjoying life, but management loves to NOT WELCOME YOU if you own a RV older than 10 years. Just a weird place. The St. Petersburg KOA is down the street and right on the water, and their staff are so fun, nice and WAY better amenities! Definitely go there instead if you are looking for a nice place where you are...

My parents moved to this park in 2005. Over the years this park community became a family. In 2020 my mom past away. My dad felt like all he had was the home they made there. In 2021 the park was sold. The new owners could care less about the eldery or disabled residents. They said dont worry about the new rules we are going to work with everyone. A month later they handed out eviction notices to anyone with a house over 10 yrs old. These residents lost their homes and friends. I would never recommend this place. The ones that didn't get evicted had their rent go up over 100.00 per month. Look at reviews from...