Dancing Dolphins

Sitting along the Gulf-facing shoreline of Fort Myers Beach, Dancing Dolphins puts campers within walking distance of open beach access on both sides. Sites are positioned on brick pavers directly adjacent to the sand, and reviewers note the beach sees relatively little foot traffic. The access road has a reputation for being rough, so lower-clearance vehicles may want to plan accordingly.

This is a bare-bones setup. As of early 2023, electric and water hookups were not yet operational following hurricane damage to the surrounding area, and nightly rates of $75 to $100 held firm without discounts for extended stays. No amenities means campers should arrive self-contained. That said, the site-to-beach ratio is essentially one-to-one: guests have reported having the stretch of shoreline largely to themselves. Krystal H. describes it as "a very private space/beach."

One important note for anyone planning a visit: a December 2025 review records the owner stating the park was no longer open. Prospective campers should call ahead to confirm current status before booking. Nearby alternatives include San Carlos RV Resort & Marina to the northwest, and those wanting more camping spots around Fort Myers Beach can browse additional options in the area. Reservations have historically been available through The Dyrt, but direct confirmation with the owner is the most reliable step before making the drive.