Discover 60 full-hookup campsites nestled along the scenic Estero River, where history and nature intertwine at this unique Florida destination. Each site comes equipped with picnic tables and fire rings, and if you're seeking extra comfort, deluxe safari glamping tents offer an upscale camping experience. Please note: the campground will be temporarily closed beginning July 7, 2025.
Koreshan State Park has 60 campsites (all with electricity and water), including 12 tent-only sites located next to the Estero River, four paved ADA campsites, and deluxe safari glamping tents available through a third-party vendor. A dump station is provided and maximum RV length is 40 feet.
Historical Significance
Home to the Koreshan Unity settlement, the park preserves late 1800s and early 1900s buildings, industrial artifacts (including a 1929 Fairbanks-Morse engine), and historic gardens offering guided and self-guided tours.Weather and SeasonsWelcome year-round to this Southwest Florida gem, where the gates open at 8 a.m. and stay open until sunset every day. Whether you're escaping winter's chill or enjoying Florida's pleasant spring and fall seasons, Koreshan offers a tranquil retreat whenever you need it.
Natural Features and SceneryStep into a botanical wonderland where the historic Koreshan settlers left their mark over a century ago. Wander bamboo-lined trails that weave through exotic subtropical gardens before giving way to the native beauty of oak hammocks and towering cabbage palms. The peaceful Estero River flows nearby, creating a shaded sanctuary where cultivated heritage plantings meet wild Florida riverfront—a truly one-of-a-kind camping backdrop.
Scenic ViewsTrails and sites run along the Estero River and through historic gardens and bamboo stands providing river and garden views.