Pioneer Village RV Resort

7974 Samville Rd, North Fort Myers, FL 33917

239-543-3303

888-318-1243

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GPS: 26.7133,-81.826

Pioneer Village RV Resort is located at 7974 Samville Rd, North Fort Myers, Florida 33917 with a total of 543 campsites. Some of the amenities you can enjoy there are Biking, Boating, Fishing, Golf, Hiking, Water Sports, and more. Before your trip to Pioneer Village RV Resort, check out website at http://www.rvonthego.com/florida/pioneer-village-rv-resort/ or contact them through 239-543-3303 to know their nightly rates and available discounts.

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude)

26.7133, -81.826

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude) 26.7133, -81.826

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Overview of Pioneer Village RV Resort


Longest RV Reported: 43 feet (Class A)

Reported by Cindy & Cristal F on 5.5.2022

Weekly Rate:

Yes

Monthly Rate:

Yes

Number of Sites:

543

Pad Type:

grass with concrete patio

Elevation:

0 ft / 0 m

Tent Camping:

Yes

Reviews of Pioneer Village RV Resort

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  • Older, tired RV Park.

    Reviewed 9/4/2022

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    Days stayed: 11

    Site number: D313

    This park was designed and built for rigs that were smaller and shorter. Many of the turns are very tight and the ground is quite soft. There are many sites with concrete pads for rugs and grills but not for RV parking. The electrical system was a little wonky when we were there, ultimately it worked out fine. Overall, the people runni...moreThis park was designed and built for rigs that were smaller and shorter. Many of the turns are very tight and the ground is quite soft. There are many sites with concrete pads for rugs and grills but not for RV parking. The electrical system was a little wonky when we were there, ultimately it worked out fine. Overall, the people running the park are trying to make things better, but it needs investment. Starlink was obscured 12%, was still usable but spotty. We camped at Pioneer Village RV Resort in a Motorhome.

  • Crowded, Negative Vibe

    Reviewed 1/4/2022

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    Days stayed: 7

    Pros-Full hook ups every site-pool/ hot tub lovely-great dog park-staff pleasant, but only saw them at check in.-majority of permanent sites were nice-many English speaking residents were friendly -organized activities seemed well received -good Verizon and ATT connection with WeboostCons-very tight sites that wer...morePros-Full hook ups every site-pool/ hot tub lovely-great dog park-staff pleasant, but only saw them at check in.-majority of permanent sites were nice-many English speaking residents were friendly -organized activities seemed well received -good Verizon and ATT connection with WeboostCons-very tight sites that were difficult to get into-loud train noises-dog poop not picked up throughout park-only one central location for garbage that was very far away from most sites-residents played their music loudly all day long -the park is not located near any beaches or other tourist activities.-most annuals from a different country would not speak to us and gave us dirty looks. This was an interesting week’s stay. It was free with our Thousand Trail’s (Trails Collection) membership. We wanted to come down to Florida a week early and this is what we could find last minute. I wouldn’t describe it as a campground or a resort, it’s a trailer park. The pool and hot tub have resort like qualities, it’s lovely. As far as a campground, there’s no green space. I know “trailer park” has a negative connotation, but some of the permanent sites were nice and neat as a pin, especially in the very back. What I found discouraging about this park was the clear line of demarcation between cultures. One of the many things I love about RVing is the camaraderie. I was repeatedly taken aback when my hellos weren’t reciprocated, or I was given dirty looks for no reason. I realized I took the friendly American RV culture for granted. Regardless, I continued to say hello and smile at everyone whether it was reciprocated or not, and tried not to take it personal, but it did create a negative vibe about the place. Food truck would do so well here. There didn’t appear to be any kind of store here. There’s a Publix right down the street.

  • large & crowded, decent sites

    Reviewed 19/1/2022

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    Days stayed: 7

    Site number: D207

    $0 reflects TT membership. I would stay here again for free but probably wouldn't pay for it. While some of the sites are a decent size most are rather tight. Navigating thru the park when hooked up is also a bit challenging. The water and electric at mine were behind my site and I had to back up past the rear of the neighbor behind...more$0 reflects TT membership. I would stay here again for free but probably wouldn't pay for it. While some of the sites are a decent size most are rather tight. Navigating thru the park when hooked up is also a bit challenging. The water and electric at mine were behind my site and I had to back up past the rear of the neighbor behind me to get a 50' water hose to hookup. The section I was at was also very close to the railroad tracks which were loud but not as frequent as others. There are a ton of seasonal folks here.Didn't do much exploring but North Fort Myers is apparently not a nice as Fort Myers. Campground was a ways from any beaches or anything, and the area seemed heavily congested. Had good speeds through ATT on Peplink router.

  • Oldie but goody!

    Reviewed 10/6/2019

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    Nightly rate: $25

    Days stayed: 28

    Site number: LM 16

    32 foot Everlite Travel Trailer, RLS. Staying here while we sell the house before launching into full time RV life. 28 day rate. Interesting mix of little houses, annual residents and trailer homes, and short stay visitors. Staff is friendly and helpful. Less than a mile to I-75, we will be returning to Pioneer Village for the 6 ...more32 foot Everlite Travel Trailer, RLS. Staying here while we sell the house before launching into full time RV life. 28 day rate. Interesting mix of little houses, annual residents and trailer homes, and short stay visitors. Staff is friendly and helpful. Less than a mile to I-75, we will be returning to Pioneer Village for the 6 months of winter. Very reasonable for 6 months. Winter reservations filling up fast. Noise from I-75, once or twice a day dinner train, and a daytime only concrete/stone yard isn’t really that bad. Not a deal breaker for us. Many sites have shade trees.

Cell Phone Coverage

Verizon 4G

Confirmed by 2 Users Last Reported 01/19/2022

At&t 4G

Confirmed by 1 Users Last Reported 04/09/2022

T-Mobile 4G

Confirmed by 1 Users Last Reported 06/10/2019

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