Alligator Park

Sandra Keys

My husband and I have owned an RV lot in AP since 2019. We are proud to bring friends and relatives to see our place because the park and facilities are so clean and well maintained. We love the pool, club house and library. There is also a laundromat with ironing boards and irons. The residents in the park made us feel welcome right away. They are now friends for life.

Mark Burnett

Alligator Park is always great: clean, quiet, great pool! We have been going there since 2019.

Jake Payette

Wake up and smell the Sewage Treatment Plant! Welcome to Punta Gorda’s 55+ trailer and RV park scene. A place that claims to be resident-owned, which basically means a few grumpy retirees hoard all the decision-making power like it’s their last bottle of heart medication. The listing says it’s an “older park”—that’s one way to put it. It’s got the charm of a 1970s airport smoking lounge, complete with the lingering scent of bad decisions and generational entitlement. Sure, there’s a pool. Because nothing screams “luxury” like a lukewarm body of water surrounded by people who smell like expired sunscreen. The maintenance staff has some friendly faces; they care about the residents. Yet, management looks and acts like they just lost a bet and had to work here as punishment. And the board? Oh, the board. A power-hungry squad of retirees who think running a trailer park is the same as running the Pentagon. Projects get slapped together by a gang of old guys who have no business holding a wrench but really wanted an excuse to escape their wives for the afternoon. It’s not a community—it’s a cheap cruise that never leaves the dock. Shuffleboard? Oh, it’s happening. But only after happy hour, where people drink boxed wine, Miller Lite, and talk about how the government is ruining their pensions. Want to see your HOA fees put to good use? Too bad! That money’s busy funding their secret club, where they debate whether or not to spend $5 on fixing the potholes that swallowed a golf cart last week. So if you like outdated amenities, arbitrary power struggles, and the general ambiance of a waiting room at a low-budget cardiologist’s office—congratulations, you’ve found your new home.

Jim Stephens

Older park that is resident owned with seasonal and transient sites. Very clean updated facility maintained by a professional friendly staff.

KIRSCHMANN peutin

This park provides spacious lots for mobile homes and RVs, ensuring comfort and privacy. It's equipped with essential facilities such as hookups for electricity, water, and sewer, which are crucial for long-term stays. The park's well-maintained grounds and friendly management contribute to a pleasant living environment.