Sugar Sand Beach RV Resort offers just 10 RV sites. Yes, you heard that right, just 10. It’s nestled on a small piece of land opening onto the Matlacha Pass Aquatic Preserve and surrounded by tall, swaying palm trees. Toss out of your mind the typical campground and you will find an incredibly unique RV experience. When calling to make your reservation, payment in-full is required, and it’s non-refundable. Pulling into the park, you are met with a crushed sea-shell surface (wonderful for keeping the sand out of your rig) and one, small, tropical colored building on site. The building is the common room for the park and houses a bathroom, kitchen, table and chairs, couches, TV and an unmanned desk. It truly is the quintessential, well-loved beach “shack” overlooking the patio, outdoor bar and stunning views of the bay. Getting to your site is quite simple – you get to take your pick of an open site. There are no assigned sites and a whiteboard posted on the wall in the small building holds the handwriting of other guests and the spots they have claimed for their trip. Walking outside we quickly realized that the gods of RV parks and camping were smiling down on us; the prime spot in the park was open. Located on the left-hand side of the building, we pulled our Class A in nose first, stopping just feet from the break wall dividing us from the bay, our large windshield giving us a stunning, tropical water view. We quickly set up camp, pulled chairs out, grabbed some adult beverages and just relaxed. We took in those incredible views, listening to the breeze gently blowing through the surrounding palm trees.