$17 for $35 Worth of Camping or Lodging at Naples/Marco Island KOA
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- Tents, lodges & cabins
- Showers & restrooms
- Pool & hot tub
- Upgrades available
Getting out of the house is often hampered by the fact that most houses are located inside a bigger and fancier house. Step outside of the house outside of your house with today's Groupon: for $17, you get $35 worth of camping or lodging at Naples/Marco Island KOA. This deal may be used on any tent site (a $35 value based on two-person occupancy) or may be applied to the following upgrades: Kamping Kabins, Kamping Kottages, Studio Lodges, or Kamping Lodges.
Situated on Henderson Creek in the Everglades, Naples/Marco Island KOA matches up happy campers with accommodations spanning the roughing-it spectrum from tent sites to recreational-vehicle hookups to several tiers of vacation housing. The campground offers visitors a litany of recreational options to while away the hours under the sun, including exploring the Rookery Bay Research Reserve, swimming in the year-round pool, lazing in the hot tub, fishing on Henderson Creek, or turning jellyfish into a delicious marmalade.
KOA camping grounds shelter campers with a wide selection of commodious tent sites complete with waterspouts, fire pits, picnic tables, and even grounding to keep marble collections from disappearing into the night. Those looking for less foldable protection from the elements or housing sans wheels can upgrade to Naples/Marco Island KOA's Kamping Kabins ($44/night plus tax), Studio Lodges ($90/night plus tax), or Kamping Lodges ($125/night plus tax), all with heat, air conditioning, and standard sharkproofing but equipped with different amenities and numbers of people-sleeping spots. Vacationers need to bring sleeping bags or bed linens, bath and hand towels, toiletries, and their own bathing suits, although Kottages and Lodges include linens and bath towels.
Naples/Marco Island KOA is close to boating, parasailing, several beaches, and a varying number of fish families, depending on the tide. Nearby nonaquatic attractions include golf courses and state parks.
- Tents, lodges & cabins
- Showers & restrooms
- Pool & hot tub
- Upgrades available
Getting out of the house is often hampered by the fact that most houses are located inside a bigger and fancier house. Step outside of the house outside of your house with today's Groupon: for $17, you get $35 worth of camping or lodging at Naples/Marco Island KOA. This deal may be used on any tent site (a $35 value based on two-person occupancy) or may be applied to the following upgrades: Kamping Kabins, Kamping Kottages, Studio Lodges, or Kamping Lodges.
Situated on Henderson Creek in the Everglades, Naples/Marco Island KOA matches up happy campers with accommodations spanning the roughing-it spectrum from tent sites to recreational-vehicle hookups to several tiers of vacation housing. The campground offers visitors a litany of recreational options to while away the hours under the sun, including exploring the Rookery Bay Research Reserve, swimming in the year-round pool, lazing in the hot tub, fishing on Henderson Creek, or turning jellyfish into a delicious marmalade.
KOA camping grounds shelter campers with a wide selection of commodious tent sites complete with waterspouts, fire pits, picnic tables, and even grounding to keep marble collections from disappearing into the night. Those looking for less foldable protection from the elements or housing sans wheels can upgrade to Naples/Marco Island KOA's Kamping Kabins ($44/night plus tax), Studio Lodges ($90/night plus tax), or Kamping Lodges ($125/night plus tax), all with heat, air conditioning, and standard sharkproofing but equipped with different amenities and numbers of people-sleeping spots. Vacationers need to bring sleeping bags or bed linens, bath and hand towels, toiletries, and their own bathing suits, although Kottages and Lodges include linens and bath towels.
Naples/Marco Island KOA is close to boating, parasailing, several beaches, and a varying number of fish families, depending on the tide. Nearby nonaquatic attractions include golf courses and state parks.