Everglades Isle - An Exclusive Motorcoach Retreat

Fishing Report by Captain Ned Small

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With tropical storm Fay drifting out of range and diminishing winds forecast for the near future, we are looking for a return to ‘normal,’ summertime conditions. There’s still lots of ‘junior tarpon,’ in the backcountry. Fish from 5 to 20 pounds, with a fair number of snook mixed in, averaging 20 to 25 inches, and an occasional 30 inch fish that will hit you when you least expect it. If you’re after snook and reds primarily, the outside is where you want to be with some of the best fishing south of Everglades City between Chatam River and Lostmans. Any…

Lighthouse

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The lighthouse has been completed at Everglades Isle. This one-of-a-kind structure is integrated architecturally with the larger clubhouse. It features a unique observation deck overlooking the river that is accessible via an interior spiral staircase. The structure is capped with a lamp room that is fitted with a functioning low-wattage beacon that offers soft lighting.

Chickee Hut

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A waterfront park area with an authentic Native American chickee hut has been completed at Everglades Isle. This is just the latest element in what will be an outstanding amenity package at the community. The Lighthouse Club includes a free-form 20’x40’ pool and cabana with a jacuzzi tub and trellis and waterfall features. The furnished sundeck is highlighted with a BBQ area and an additional chickee bar.

Waterfront Sites

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The first waterfront motorcoach sites are complete at Everglades Isle.

All 61 luxury Class A motorcoach sites face the waterfront and they include 26 waterfront, pull-in sites, as well as front row, back-in sites, center row, pull-in sites and back row, back-in sites.

Seawall Construction

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A new seawall has been completed at Everglades Isle, which is situated at the gateway to the Everglades National Park.  Residents will live in a pristine estuary leading to the Ten Thousand Islands with marina and boat slips offering direct access to the clear beautiful waters of the Gulf of Mexico.