Sun Retreats is a must for anyone visiting the Orlando area. The park is professionally managed by…read moreDave Hillyer. He maintains a safe clean well maintained RV park. We were in the park through a major renovation and was beautifully orchestrated by Dave. Dave also has a professional staff which makes life fun and easy in the park. We leave to start another chapter in our lives, and we will definitely miss Sun Retreats Orlando Champions Gate.

I have lived at this property for over a year, and unfortunately, my experience has become…read moreincreasingly uncomfortable. My biggest concern is an employee named Eric. His interactions with me have repeatedly felt rude, aggressive, and intimidating. On one occasion, he was walking directly through the lot I rent, in front of my RV. Because I have cameras around my RV for the safety of my dog and myself, I simply asked if everything was okay. His response was unnecessarily rude and aggressive. Since then, whenever I see him, I feel uncomfortable and, honestly, afraid. I understand that I rent the lot and that the property belongs to the company. However, I believe residents deserve to be treated with basic respect and courtesy in the place they call home. Recently, I went to the office to ask questions about my rent while Eric was on the phone. I understand he was busy, but he spoke to me very loudly and said, "Excuse me, I'm on the phone." I felt completely dismissed. There is a professional way to communicate with a tenant, even when you are busy. I want to acknowledge that I met Jerek from management, and he was extremely kind. He shook my hand, gave me his information, and made me feel welcomed and like he was genuinely there to help. I honestly wish I had reached out to him about my concerns that day. I also want to recognize the employees who have treated residents with kindness. Jonathan was always helpful, and the employee who took over his position has been wonderful--kind, patient, and respectful. I truly appreciate her. The reason I waited so long to leave a review is because I wanted to give the property and management an opportunity to improve. I like to see the good in people, and I hoped to see positive changes. Unfortunately, I have not seen the changes I hoped for. I am honestly concerned that speaking openly about my experience could make management want me to leave the property. However, I believe residents and future residents deserve to know what my experience has been, particularly regarding my interactions with Eric. I hope management takes these concerns seriously and works toward creating an environment where every resident feels respected, welcomed, and safe.

It is a great park! pool is nice, people are so friendly and helpful! Enjoyed our stay there!…read more Close to shops and eating out! Enjoying walking and riding our bikes! Looking to next time! Calendar posted with activities to do at the park!

This is a good place if you have an RV and you're looking for somewhere to stay near Lakeland. Very…read morenice scenery, includes a rec hall and swimming pool for the public.

So you've seen it, heard of it, and like me, possibly have been wanting to experience the hype of…read moreliving tiny. After countless episodes of HGTV tiny living, I just had to try it for myself. I found Orlando Lakefront Tiny House and RV Park online and started following them on social media. They offer 12 tiny homes for rent and also have lot rentals for those who have turned tiny living into their everyday norm. We decided on "The Swan." Having two little kids I wanted to make sure I had as many comforts from home as I could. However, there is literally a tiny house to suits all needs. The Swan has two lofts with queens beds, a pull out couch, full kitchen with a microwave, stovetop, farm style sink, pots and pans for use, and utensils for those who need them. Lots of counter space which was nice. A TV and a fireplace. Full bathroom with a regular size toilet and shower. The tiny house itself is one of their biggest at 400 sqft. They have stairs which was great for my little ones. When we first arrived we were just so excited and found the tiny house to be super clean which I appreciated given the times. It felt spacious. The lofts served their purpose and was very exciting for my little ones. We had plenty of space for our things but knowing we were going tiny, I packed accordingly (packing cubes are the way to go). The sofa that doubled as a pull out bed sat all four of comfortably when we settled down to watch movies at night. The park offers free use of their fire pit, canoes, corn hole, volleyball net, and fishing poles. The majority of the tiny homes face the lake so it's a really nice view to wake up too. The community Itself is quiet our kids rode their scooters, played corn hole and enjoyed sitting out by the dock. If you're looking for a nice quiet trip to relax, it definitely met that need. At night we sat by the fire and enjoyed s'mores. Now remember it is communal so all guest are welcome to come and enjoy the fire. They don't provide the firewood so keep that in mind. You will need to bring or purchase your own. Overall we had a really nice stay and look forward to coming back and trying out some of their other tiny homes. Now, here's the reasons for the 4 stars. For one, it might be silly, but I'm super bummed that they don't recycle. There's one big trash can and no rules or procedures for recycling. They also offer free use of their fishing poles you just need to bring your bait, however, all the poles were either broken or all tangled up. I didn't prep and bring any because I figured, oh they have, we'll use the ones there. My daughter was bummed that she couldn't fish. So I would suggest you bring your own. The fire pit is a great spot to hang out once the sun goes down but during the day unless your sunbathing, there's really no where to just sit by the lake and relax. It's way too hot. The tiny house although super modern and nice, had some cracks in the stairs that needed to be fixed. The pillows were paper thin and extremely uncomfortable to sleep on. The stools were loose and wobbly, the front door was difficult to open and would get stuck due to the deck. The railing on the deck was wobbly and some tiles needed fixing. Things that need to be kept in mind with traveling with kids and could potentially be dangerous. As stated above, these were minor things and won't prevent us from coming back. The experience was fun and totally worth it. Our kids had fun and we enjoyed the quiet. Looking forward to trying out some of their other homes.

Huge price fluctuations. Bed sheets had stains, area is in a ghetto part of Orlando. AC was also…read morenot cooling properly. Will never stay here again. Save your money. For the price I paid, I could have stayed overlooking the ocean.

Great park great staff We were escorted to our site and…read morelove it. Meeting new people . Great Pickleball courts. Great pools. We will be back

My husband and I live in California and we travel to Florida every year! One of our favorite places…read moreto stay is Thousand Trails Orlando. It's a fun, friendly, family park everyone can enjoy. The staff is great! We just love Dianna and Eric. You can tell they love their jobs. Dianna works in the Clubhouse. She makes sure everyone is following the rules and everyone is safe especially during a lightning storms while people are at the pool. She works hard to make sure everything is running smoothly. Eric now works in housekeeping. The facilities are always clean. He has a can do attitude. He is great with the guest. We would like to see Eric working more with the guest then housekeeping. He a lot of fun and guest really connected with him. My hats are off two these two individuals. They do a great job! Thousand Trails Orlando is where you want to be for fun! =)

For a short stay--such as an overnight or a two-night visit like ours--this campground is adequate…read moreand offers full hook-ups. However, we did experience a significant inconvenience during our departure. While we were hooking up our camper, the lawn maintenance worker was mowing extremely close to our site, blowing grass clippings onto our belongings and ourselves. The lack of awareness and consideration for our space and safety was frustrating, as it felt like we were in the way rather than guests. Additionally, the campground appears to cater primarily to full-time residents, so it doesn't have the typical atmosphere or charm of a more traditional campground.

Absolutely worst place I've ever parked. Grass growing out of cable box. Internet non existent…read more Dog poop abounds. Neighbors give new meaning to "trailer trash". Do not stay here. I would give no stars if possible.

We're checking out today and will highly recommend this motel to travelers. Felix ( the owner) is a…read morevery professional man. Angie who's an excellent employee who made us feel very welcomed and helped us with anything we needed. We can't stress enough how good this motel was to us.

Unclean, Wait list on Mobile home park. Too expensive in Recession. Location is far from grocery…read morestore. No toliet paper from cleaning lady. No Housekeeping. Room should be 200 a week because the mobile homes are and we have less room.