McCarty Ranch Preserve

Nice park that was very quiet. We were the only RV and there were only a couple tent campers. Nice sunset over the lake. The hiking trails were well maintained and the park was very clean. Nice dump station, fresh water fill across from the dump station, and the showers looked nice and were definitely clean. The RV sites are milled asphalt and not quite level but close. Definitely a place we’ll be coming back to.

As described by others, this is a very pretty natural site. However, the campers right next to us have been running old, noisy generators non-stop, except for a few hours overnight. They stopped at 11pm, and then started them again very early this morning. They also have 5 little dogs. This has wrecked any semblance of quietude.
There are nice, clean bathrooms at the entrance, but not within walking distance. You need to drive there. There are portable toilets near campsites, but they're...well, portable toilets.
It's also quite far from everything. Pick up what you'll need on your way in.
I'd like to say that the noise situation isn't the campground's fault, but sites could be further apart. There's lots of room. Or the rules could be different. I'd give this a higher rating if it were quiet.

Place is too small sites are way too close together and tiny un even...they don’t tell you that the camping site is walk-in only my tent attaches to my vehicle which is why I purchased it..so I lost my money for two nights ..not happy. But if you like being close together in a small area that’s very uneven tents only no cell service that’s the place for you.

McCarty Ranch is a city owned park outside Port St Lucie, Florida. There are three small lakes that are part of the city water system. Fishing and kayaking allowed. There are hiking and bicycles trails off the main loop around the lakes. There are 6 lakeside RV sites (no hookups or shade) and 13 wooded lakeside tent sites (no hookups). All sites have a picnic table and a fire ring. The tent sites have portable toilets. There are flush toilets, hot showers, and a dump station at the main entrance. RV sites are $23/night with a 30 night max. Tent sites are $20/night with a 14 night max. As of this writing, the only way to reserve a site is in person at the community center. They say they will be moving the reservation process online in the near future.