Pelican Lake Motorcoach Resort
4555 Southern Breeze Dr, Naples, FL
Pelican Lake Motorcoach Resort is an upscale Class A-exclusive destination in Naples, Florida, set on 102 acres with a 35-acre lake. It features luxury amenities including an 8,000-square-foot clubhouse, heated pool, and professional pickleball courts.
Quick Facts
- Class A motorcoaches only (33-foot minimum length)
- 35-acre man-made central lake with a surrounding walking path
- 8,000-square-foot clubhouse and social center
- Six dedicated pickleball courts and professional tennis courts
- Gated 102-acre property with 289 big-rig friendly sites
Common Questions
What types of RVs are allowed at Pelican Lake?
The resort is exclusive to Class A motorcoaches with a minimum length of 33 feet.
How many RV sites are at the resort?
There are 289 big-rig friendly sites situated throughout the 102-acre property.
Is there a lake on-site?
Yes, the resort is built around a central 35-acre man-made lake.
What sports facilities are available for guests?
The resort features six dedicated pickleball courts, tennis courts, and a fitness center.
What amenities are in the clubhouse?
The 8,000-square-foot clubhouse serves as a social hub and includes space for community events and activities.
Does the resort have a pool?
Yes, there is a large resort-style heated swimming pool and a whirlpool spa.
Are there social events for residents?
The resort hosts regular events including Tiki Mondays with live music and a traveling drink cart on Thursdays.
Is Pelican Lake Motorcoach Resort pet-friendly?
Yes, it is pet-friendly and includes a dedicated dog park and walking paths.
What utilities are provided at the sites?
Sites include 50-amp electricity, water, sewer, cable TV, and high-speed internet.
Where is the resort located relative to local attractions?
It is located in Naples, roughly midway between downtown Naples and Marco Island beaches.
Is the resort gated?
Yes, Pelican Lake is a private gated community with professionally landscaped grounds.
Can you fish in the lake?
Yes, fishing is permitted in the 35-acre central lake.