Frequently Asked Questions

Reservations & Site Information

How do I make a reservation at Strawberry Fields for RV-ers?

You can reserve your site through our online reservation system or by calling us directly at 352-507-7035.

We recommend booking in advance, especially for winter season, stays from November through March — we fill up fast and for good reason.

How much does it cost to stay at Strawberry Fields?

Rates vary depending on the time of year and length of stay. We offer daily, weekly, and monthly rates. Monthly rates offer the best value for snowbirds and extended winter stays. Visit our Rate Page for More info or contact us

Is Strawberry Fields an adults-only or 55+ community?

While Strawberry Fields for RV-ers is primarily a 55+ community, meaning at least one resident or registered guest per site must be 55 or older, families and younger guests, including children, are welcome to visit and stay for up to two weeks at a time. We love when the grandkids come to visit!

Do you require a deposit to hold a reservation?

Yes, a deposit is required to confirm your reservation. We’ll walk you through the details when you book.

What is your cancellation policy?

Please contact us directly for our current cancellation policy. We understand that travel plans change and will do our best to work with you.

Do you offer discounts for extended stays or seasonal residents?

Yes. Monthly rates are significantly more economical than nightly or weekly rates. If you’re planning a long winter stay, ask us about our seasonal options when you call.

What hookups are available at Strawberry Fields for RV-ers?

Our RV sites include full hookups — water, sewer, and electric service. We offer both 30-amp and 50-amp electric connections to accommodate a wide range of RVs.

Do you have pull-through sites?

Strawberry Fields offers both back-in and pull-through sites.

Where is Strawberry Fields for RV-ers located?

Strawberry Fields for RVers is located in Chiefland, Florida. Our address is 1043 NE 4th St., Chiefland, FL 32626

Pop Up Campers

NO pop-up campers allowed for seasonal or yearly lease, month to month only.

Check-In & Park Policies

What are your check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is 1:00 PM Eastern

Check-out is 11:00 AM

Are pets allowed at Strawberry Fields for RV-ers?

We Love Pets! Well-behaved pets are welcome. Dogs must be kept on a leash no longer than 6 feet at all times when outside your unit, and they may not be left unattended outdoors. Pet owners are responsible for cleaning up after their animals. Certain dog breeds are restricted - Please refer to the Restricted Breed List.

Is there a pet fee?

There is no pet fee but we limit pets to 2 per site.

Can my grandchildren stay with me for an extended visit?

Absolutely. Children are welcome to stay with you for up to two weeks.

Are guests allowed to visit residents?

Yes. Guests are welcome to visit. All visitors must check in at the office, and we ask that visitor vehicles be off the property during quiet hours.

Do you allow open fires or fire pits?

Open fires are subject to local fire ordinances and park rules. Contact us for the current policy — Florida’s fire conditions change seasonally.

Park Fees

Lot fees as well as cable and propane bills are due on the first of each month. If not paid by the 10th of each month a $50.00 late fee will be added to your bill. Electric is also due on the first of each month and is always a month behind and read on the 15th of every month.

Receiving Mail

Every site has a mailbox matching the lot number in the Rec Hall, for larger packages we hold them in the Office.

Additional Information

Is Strawberry Fields a good base for exploring Central Florida?

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Arcadia's central spot in DeSoto County puts you within easy striking distance of both coasts — Gulf beaches, Sarasota, and Port Charlotte are all comfortable day trips, and Orlando's attractions and international airports aren't far either. You get small-town pace and prices without giving up access to everything Florida has to offer.

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Downtown Arcadia is famous for its historic antique district, rebuilt in brick after a 1905 fire, with dozens of shops, cafes, and a monthly street vendor market on the fourth Saturday. Outdoors, the Peace River offers paddling and fossil hunting, and the Arcadia All-Florida Championship Rodeo — the oldest rodeo in Florida — along with the DeSoto County Fair each February, showcase the area's cowboy heritage.

Is Strawberry Fields for RV-ers a good fit for full-time RV living?

Absolutely. With full hookups (water, electric, sewer, cable), on-site laundry, mail service, and a genuinely active social community, many of our residents treat Strawberry Fields as their winter home base — and some stay year-round.

Do you have mobile homes available for rent or purchase?

Please contact us directly for current information on mobile home availability, rentals, and any properties that may be available for sale within the community.

What's the weather like in Chiefland, FL during the winter?

Winters here are mild and sunny, with daytime highs typically in the upper 60s to low 70s and cooler nights in the low 50s. It's warm enough to spend most days outdoors without the summer humidity, which is exactly why so many of our snowbirds keep coming back year after year.

Is there a clubhouse or community space?

We’re proud to have a welcoming, social atmosphere at Strawberry Fields. There is a clubhouse with a card tables, puzzle stations and community library. We host weekly activities. as well as pool tables maintained by our Pool Club.