Encore Miami Everglades
Campground · Miami
20675 SW 162nd Ave, Miami, FL 33187
About
Located at 20675 SW 162nd Ave in Miami, Encore Miami Everglades offers a tropical setting for travelers looking to explore the nearby national parks. The property is situated in an area surrounded by lush farms and nurseries, providing a quiet, nature-focused environment. Guests often note the park’s mature trees and the walking trail that winds around the grounds, creating a scenic backdrop for those visiting the Everglades or Biscayne National Park. The resort features a variety of site types and includes common amenities such as a laundry facility and a store. While the park is currently undergoing a period of transition with ongoing renovations to several public areas—including the pool, hot tub, and clubhouse—the staff remains focused on assisting guests with site placement and general inquiries. Because the property is actively upgrading its facilities, visitors are encouraged to check for the latest updates regarding amenity availability before their arrival. Whether guests are passing through on a business trip or settling in for a longer stay, the resort serves as a convenient base for those wanting to experience the unique landscape of South Florida.
Reviews Encore Miami Everglades
Encore Miami Everglades RV Resort receives highly polarized feedback, with some guests praising the beautiful, tropical landscaping and convenient location, while others report significant frustration regarding long-term facility closures and maintenance issues. Many visitors expressed disappointment that amenities like the pool and bathhouses were unavailable during their stay, often without adequate prior notification.
Strengths
- Beautiful tropical landscaping
- Convenient location for sightseeing
- Friendly and helpful staff
Weaknesses
- Pool and hot tub closed
- Inadequate or closed bathhouses
- Lack of communication regarding closures
- Small or narrow RV sites
- Unreliable water supply
Best for
Travelers prioritizing a quiet, well-located base for exploring nearby national parks who are less dependent on resort-style amenities.