i love the ren faire!!!! if u don't get there early you will be waiting in the longest line…read moreeverrrrrr to get in and park so plan accordingly fr i love seeing all the vendors and how they theme the faire it's such a fun time!! DONT MISS THE JOUSTING!!

Loved this huge park. There's so much space e for…read moreactivities..lol Came here specifically for the Renaissance festival. Boy oh boy a time was had. First off parking is free and you can purchase ti keys before or at the park-same price whatever you choose. Come in costume cause everyone is dressed up. Every weekend is a different theme so check their website out. There was so much to see and do and eat and just be present for. We saw it all amd tried to drink as mu h as we could too..lol Bring cash as most vendors its there preference. Aside from the glorious fest that you can catch the whole month and comes once a year; The park is huge with water sports, biking, walks, relaxing,picnics and more. Excellent place to spend a beautiful day

This was the first time staying at Encore Breezy Hill. Zero starts if I could!!!!…read more This park has a very nice entrance coming into the park. Very nicely landscaped with flowers and lights but don't let that fool you! I think the city has them do that because of the neighborhood. When you get inside the park it looks very old and abandoned. A lot of the mobile homes look very old and definitely need some TLC. This park is mainly used for snowbirds. When they all leave it's empty and boarded up. So the main reason why my wife and I say "stay away from this park". It's just "our opinion" and based on our experience and observations. * Our site was very small. We have a 26' Sprinter motorhome. When parked at our site I was within 2' of the water connection in the back of the Rv and the front bumper was about 1' from the edge of the road. * When we arrived we noticed the previous person had left dog grooming clippings in the grass and dog poop all over the place! (See photo). I was mad and felt if I went up to the office they would just ask us to leave so we just dealt with it. We also noticed dog poop around the all the other three to four empty sites around us. It was like our site was the dog park area lol! Well our two dogs (which always stay on their leash) we had to keep them away from all that mess. One of our dogs must have got into something while on our walk the first night. The next day and that night he was throwing up and diarrhea all over the place! He stayed sick for the next 5 days. Also didn't eat. * The power at the park is not very good. We use the Power Watchdog surge protector and it showed at night after 9pm it was 120 volts. During the day starting at about 7am the volts would drop to as low as 114 volts. So aggravating because we had to watch what we ran. Couldn't run microwave and A/C at the same time. Btw; our Sprinter motorhome is a 30amp unit. At night time the power supply was ok. * Water pressure was fine. We were able to maintain 40psi no problem. * During our walks most people were not very friendly; mainly the people that live there full time. One couple that lives on the corner seemed nice and would waive and say hey each night. Some of the people drove through the park very fast; like they were in a race or like they just stolen the vehicle. Turning corners like they were in a car race and zoom they were off.... While trying to enter our gate code coming back into the park we had people behind us honking the horn being impatient; like I can speed to gate process up. Some would try to tailgate us so they won't have to enter their gate code. Once they got by the gate arm they passed us. To be very honest; the ONLY reason we stayed at this park is because we have the Thousand Trails membership and it's part of it. We tried to get into the park next door which is their sister park (Encore Highland Woods) which is 100% better than this park. They were booked up and we had to stay here! We've stayed at Highland Woods several times with no issues. Also another reason we stay at these two parks is to visit family (our daughter, son-in-law and grandkids) who lives in the area. So for us (thankfully) these parks are just a place to park and sleep at night. During the day we are gone!!!!! So at Breezy Hill for 7 long days I'm so glad all we did was sleep in the motorhome and wake up the next morning and leave to visit family. If we weren't leaving every day and had to just stay here; we would not stay. Breezy Hill is NOT a Rv Resort. Definitely don't recommend staying here until the owner of the park takes more of an initiative in updating the park and maintaining it a lot better! ZERO star 000000000

I highly recommend Breezy Hill Resort to anyone who is looking for a place to put there RV. This is…read morethe best place, hands down, out of all the other RV Parks in this are and the whole South Florida area! Whether it's a weekend getaway or a 5 to 6 month stay (like I experienced), you will not be disappointed! The staff there is extremely courteous, professional, knowledgeable, and caring to not only myself, but anyone that I've seen them interact with. Ashleigh and the other gentleman (apologies for forgetting his name at the moment) at the front desk, these two people in particular are amazing at what they do! I have been going through a rough time living alone and being separated from my wife and kids this passed year. Anytime I have seen or spoken to them, they are always polite, go up and beyond their jobs customer service wise, always smiling, and are in a positive mood! The manager George and assistant manager Gail are also great employees. Let's not forget about there great maintenance staff! Who you can tell they truly care about their jobs because how well maintained the park is kept! This is a great team who care about there community and their tenants! Thank you all so much, to all of you guys at Breezy Hill Resort. You have made my stay extremely pleasant and I would be honored to come back soon!

Counselors are great and they always have activities for the kids. My daughter is an LIT noe and…read morelooks forward to a summer job next year.

My son had a hard time making friends - camp didn't help facilitate this via "get to know"…read moreactivities and he found his activities repetitive, especially going to the beach daily - hot.

Didn't even bother staying, we didn't do our due diligence when booking a tent sight. They put us…read morefar from the bathrooms/showers. Pool was closed, and the entire place looked like a war zone.. we ended up staying in a hotel. Place didn't seem very kid friendly.

Refused to give me my deposit money of 100.00 back. Why did I NEED to cancel? Because the Governor…read moretold everyone to stay off the roads (unless evacuating) because a major hurricane Milton was heading straight for my house! Called corporate office and they said it wasn't their decision. How cold hearted! Preying off of someone else's misfortune! I needed that money to help prep my family for this major disaster! I will NEVER give this cold hearted location my money nor any KOA location because corporate greed would not help me! I did not want to cancel my much needed vacation. I HAD to cancel it!! Do you want me to take down this post? Give me money back! Based on the other bad reviews of this location corporate MUST step in! This one location is putting a huge scar on ALL KOA's!

When I was the executive director of the Hotel Association, I used to recommend this county park to…read morethose seeking a campground (instead of a hotel or motel) in Fort Lauderdale. It is the closest one in the area to Fort Lauderdale Beach. And they offer "primitive" camping, i.e. in a tent, as well as RV/Camper camping plus all the related facilities. But it's been quite some time since I actually visited this park. Located just west of Powerline Road, you wouldn't have any idea that this 40 plus acre park exists unless you were looking for it. There is no entrance fee during the week, so we were able to come and explore for free. The driving road is one way in a big circle around the park. The park is packed with so much to see and do. For nature lovers, it is part of the Birding and Wildlife Trail. The woodland trail entrance starts from the road. It had been raining a lot recently. We decided it might be a bit muddy to walk as we hadn't come prepared to do so. There are lush green grass areas and shady trees in the main area of the park. For the sports enthusiast there is disc golf, volleyball, horseshoes, basketball, and shuffleboard. For the kids there are wide open areas to run around in and playgrounds. We know a family who lives locally who recently visited here one weekend for a mini vacation with their new RV and had a blast here. And one of our fellow yelp elites visits often for disc golf. It's a place that can be enjoyed by locals as well as tourists -- whether you're looking to relax or for recreation. We had a lovely leisurely visit here. When the weather is nice, it is a quiet and peaceful retreat from the traffic and city distractions.

One of the best disc golf courses in south Florida…read more I was at John Easterlin park again just last weekend. A group up to throw 18 holes. I arrived right at 8 when they opened. After checking in its a a small drive around the whole park to the parking for the 1st hole. I was there before the others so I was able to get some practice throws in on their practice hole first. once everyone was there we started the round. There is about 3 water holes, and they are all at the beginning. They arent hard though, it's really about going around the lake. We made it through there fine. after that its a mix of open field joles and others that go through the woods. Almost every hole is doable. I'm not good and I can par most of them. In fact I had 2 birdies that day. The whole course is well maintained. Nothing too fancy but it's taken care of. There are other amenities like a playground, camping, basketball court, and more. But the central attraction to me is the course. Oh, and they have a bonus 19th and 20th holes! Can't beat that.

The worst. No water for 2 days now…read more Office not open everyday as message says No emergency number to call for water Just SOL There is water at the pool But for some reason they haven't filled it for weeks The chairs are nasty They have Internet but only for a 2% of the campers.

The landscapers that cut the grass here are horrible they don't even do their jobs right …read more The water always gets shut off without a warning and then when you call the people at the office and tell them why can't they let people know the day before they have a issue and you will literally get hung up on. The area where you go to take the trash out is absolutely disgusting there's trash and stray cats everywhere .

I wouldn't recommend this junk box campground to my worst enemy people are stacked on top of each…read moreother like sardines tear all the campground sites down space them out make them wider and more big rv friendly to the people Arby's are so close when it's time to check out you can't even pull out otherwise you'll hit your neighbor whole place needs a remodel right now when you pull out of the campground it's like a race track morning noon and night and don't matter if it's six in the morning to 12 at night

We decided to visit Fort Lauderdale for a week or so. We have Thousand Trails Elite Membership…read more This is the first time at this Encore Park. Today is 1 of 7 of our stay. Rv sites are VERY tight and close together. This is definitely "Urban Rv Park". Looks like they ran out of sites and combined one site into two in order to have more availability. Because they are tight the sites are pull through but you have to have the front of the Rv as close to the road as you can. This will allow you to park your vehicle behind the Rv within the site. Cannot park vehicle on the grass!!!!! So far all the staff has been super friendly and helpful! Water pressure has been great. Electrical has been great. * The only difference at this park is the water and electrical connections are on the opposite side of the Rv (water and electrical hose runs underneath the Rv to the other side). I also keep an extra 25' 50amp extension cord for just that reason. For us it's not about where we park but the destination (for exploring the area). So far we like it here at this park and will come back in the future. Added info 6 days later: * In the Rv section be aware that some of the permanent Rv residents have large dogs. The dogs definitely didn't like us walking our dogs down their road. One dog ran fast towards us and luckily the owner grabbed the leash at the last minute to hold them back. We also picked up after our dogs each and every time they (poop); even around our own Rv site. Each day as we took our dogs out to use the restroom by our Rv I had to picked up other dogs (poop) in addition to ours. There were actually some (poop) next to the Rv about a foot from the door. Yuck! Also a lot of the residents like to listen to their Latin music around them at a level that can be heard all over. Meaning; at their permanent residence, at the pool and in their vehicles. Saturday and Saturday night were the loudest. Honestly; we were gone sightseeing during most part of the day. Usually we were back at the Rv around 3pm. Like I said before; this is NOT a destination park to come and just hang out. It's a place you park your Rv and venture out sightseeing. There is a lot to do around this area that's 15 to 30 minutes away in any direction. * I give it a 5 for the location and still a 3 for every thing else. The grounds keeper and night security are super nice and I give them a 5.

We went camping here for Cub Scouts. This spot is so clean and spacious. We were shocked at how…read moreclean the bathrooms were. Plenty of restrooms and showers too. Very convenient for a semi glamping experience. Haha. For real. Our first camping experience had outhouses with leaves to help disintegrate the excrement. Seriously! So this is a luxurious experience in comparison. This camp site was also very cautious about checking temperatures and making sure everyone was not sick with Covid. There are electrical outlets at the main pavilion and the biggest restrooms too. We needed an outlet to inflate our air mattress but didn't see the electrical outlet in the restroom until someone told us. The amphitheater is a cool spot inside the camp site. Love the small lake too. We went fishing and it was fun. Someone actually caught a small fish. I wouldn't eat that fish though. Haha. All in all, this was a wonderful experience.

I love it here. Ive been camping here many times and its very nice. However, there is ant piles…read moreeverywhere and I feel like something should be done due to it having a lot of danger. Especially at campsite 8, There was an ant pile almost every 5 feet away from you. It took me about 40 minutes to set up our tents due to having to check if there is an ant pile. Also the bathrooms are bipolar lets say. Somedays clean, somedays dirty and anything like that. However I give it a 5 stars because of the memories. My friend crossing over and having a big sleepover in the tents, playing games, competition, volunteering, and more. It is just so fun and it minimizes all the tings I've complained about earlier because of the amount of fun you are having. I recommend it for sure, just be careful when you use the bathroom and always make sure you are not surrounded by an ant pile.