Buffer Preserve RV Park

Right up front: if you are bothered by road noise, do NOT book here. It’s literally at the intersection of I-95 and County Route 512. It’s really, really, really noisy. CR 512 dies down a little bit at night, but I-95 never stops. Some people aren’t bothered by road noise. We are.

Other than that, this is a very new campground, and you can tell. Everything is pristine. The layout of the campground is carefully considered and it is neat as a pin. Anybody can dump a load of whatever that seashell/coral/limestone aggregate is to make a pad, but these folks put in edging to contain it. As a result, the paving stays where it belongs, the grass is healthy, and the visual effect is very neat and clean. I’ve never seen that before. And there’s no bare ground to get muddy when it rains. The roads are paved. Nicely done. It’s design perfection.

The central facilities are very nice. The clubhouse is comfy, and the heated pool, while smallish, is nice as well. There are four bathroom/shower rooms, very nicely appointed and clean. I thought four was not enough for a campground of this size, but over the course of a week I never had to wait. Nice if small laundry. There isn’t actually an office, but there are two “camp hosts” who keep an eye on things. There’s no store, no mail delivery, and no ice machine. The free wifi is unusually strong, which is well, unusual.

In terms of campground design, the sites are good sized, which is a welcome change from some of the cram-them-in campgrounds (talking to you, Encore). But there’s no vegetative screen between them, which would be a good addition. We like our privacy, and living out of a Class B motor home we need some space. Positive note: they don’t have a problem with our pop-up screenhouse, which we refer to as our living room. We can’t do without it.

The other problem is light at night. This campground is lit up like the Superdome on game night. There are streetlights, post lights, and lots of lights on the central building. Not to mention all the big rigs who for some reason feel they have to run exterior lights all night. I understand that many people feel more secure with all that light, but for us it’s an annoyance. We have to black out all our windows in order to sleep.

I wanted to love this place, but it just doesn’t work for us. Move it half a mile away from I-95 and I’d be a seasonal.

We stayed at this park to attend the Vero Beach Blues Festival. We stayed from Friday - Monday. The park is a new and clean RV park. Conveniently located at the exit of I-95. Communication was impersonal, but thorough. We didn't take advantage of the new pool, but it was warm and clean. There were plenty of dogs on site, some were not so quiet. One camper had 4 small yappy dogs. There is noise from the interstate, but in S. Florida you will typically have an AC or fan on, which drowns out the noise. I think the park will be beautiful once the trees start growing. The only real negative was that the Wifi was intermittent and there was no cable, so watching TV was iffy.

Very nice, new, clean campground, decent spacing at the sites. Price was reasonable. Had a pool, clean individual shower rooms, corn hole set up to play, laundry facilities, a community room. We saw 2 alligators each day in the retention pond next to the campground, we were here five nights. The only drawback was the road noise, it is very close to I-95.

Finding an RV park in a retirement area that welcomes kids and pets is almost impossible, but this one has been a gift. Don and his team go above and beyond—fast communication, respectful service, and a calm, safe environment.
Amenities are a huge highlight: the heated pool BRAND NEW, is clean and well-kept, the clubhouse is large with plenty of seating and TVs for games, the cornhole area gets used daily, and the laundry room is spotless. There are four free showers around the pool that feel like a small luxury compared to showering in an RV. Sites are roomy with reliable electric that doesn’t surge or trip, and the pet waste stations along the walking paths make it easy for everyone to be courteous.
It’s surprisingly quiet, clean, and family-friendly, with Fellsmere PD patrolling at night for added security. I95 can be noisy at times. You get used to it because of convenience and stunning location. You’re also close to essentials—two 24-hour gas stations and grocery options within a mile.
We feel lucky and grateful to stay here. This park is how RV parks should be—comfortable, safe, and managed ALL INCLUSIVE NOT JUST 55 AND UP with genuine care.
Just a correction on the walking trails there are NO rivets OR SPACINGS in the concrete so you're not going to trip or hit a hole or accidentally wipe out. That's a parents dream !

This place is super nice the facilities are fantastic. The pool is going to be nice once it's here and even better for families. The park is also dog friendly, with stations with bags and trash cans to clean up after your pups. With a couple ponds, a walking trail, and sidewalks to stay safe. Very walkable and well lit.