I have camped and traveled for 50 years, everywhere.
Venture Out Resort on Cudjoe Key FL is one of a kind.
Built by the Gulf Oil Corp. in the early 70's on the Atlantic with canals carved out of rock
on the lower Florida Keys . Venture Out is for luxury travel trailers or renters/owners.
The price is high but you get what you pay for including tennis, boat marina, store ,waterside pool, world famous fishing and snorkling, ocean front sites.
In my opinion anyone who thinks this resort is overpriced need not come to paradise

Stayed in a mid-rise modular house the week of 3/25 to 4/1/10. Did not find the rules overall a problem. This is a quiet community, some year round residents, some long term seasonal, and some weekly renters. The rental units are all individually owned, thus the decor and condition of each will vary. We stay in #424 and found it very comfortable and clean. This facility is not for those looking to let loose and party hardy or loudly. The units are close together, some on the water and are made up of modular houses, permanently situated mobile homes, and some RV lots. We signed for a one page list of rules. The only rule we did not like, but adhered to, was no drinks at the pool. Lots of amenities included with the $54 fee (large, heated swimming pool, outdoor jacuzzi tub, on-site post office, lounge, tennis courts, boat ramp, to name a few). Some complain about the facility fee, but we were paying $9 a day for 2 just to use the beach at Bahia Honda. That would come to $63 for 7 days. Wireless internet access in available in the lounge if you bring a laptop.

Sure, this place has 4 pages of rules, and they make you sign for it that you accept them or they will throw you out without a refund. 100.00 a night to park our motorhome on a lot that has a small old concrete pad, gravel lot, hookup to sewer, electric service, and water. No cable TV hook up, no signal for our DIgital anntenna, and no WIFI signal. I could get a signal at the rec hall, which was a long walk from the site.
Great waterfront view if you pay extra for an end spot, of which we did and was well worth it. Anywhere else in the park, the lots are smaller and cramped in between park models, old mobile homes, and varied RV's of all shapes, age and size.
On to the rules: If you don't enforce them, there are no rules. One of the rules were no dog walking in the park. Throw that one out. People were walking their dogs all over the park, and right past the office and security guard. We did not see any pet deposits, fortunately, and what were there were picked up right away. Another rule: Only one vehicle per lot and no parking on the street. No boats or boat trailers except in pre-paid storage area. Throw that one out also. When we got there after a long trip on the road, we could not even pull our motorhome into the site, as someone had a car parked in the middle of it. After having to call security, the car was moved. Boats and boat trailers all over the place and cars parked in whatever spot they could find all over the park.
On the good side, there are many planned activities for the full timers there, which are all older people, mostly snowbirds that own their lot. They seem very happy, and we did not find any "snobs" at all. The people were all very nice.
At 100.00 a night for a lot in a mobile home park, we won't be back. Though if we were snowbirds looking for a nice friendly place to spend the winter and wanted to spend the overpriced rent or ownership....then we would be there.

felt like rules /rules /rules over priced we brought in our 5th wheel for 3 months after a week we wanted our money back rulessssssssssssssssss plus my wifes mom was dieing she still didnt give us our money back so we left 7 weeks sooner for the reasons mentioned above clean yes very clicky people like the other post they dont like renters snobs comes to mind like better then the rest of us .if you like snobs this is your place have fun you have been warned