Since Oakwood bought it out they have raised rent $150/yr but they offer less than before? No pool,…read moreno landscaping , no basketball court, no street lights, no free storage, no valet trash, no 24/7 access to trash Area. They claim a basketball court and playground on their website though hmmm...must be invisible!

Great place to visit for a trip to Disney or other central FL attractions. Wish we had better Wifi…read morein the park, and 27 is getting very busy with the additional construction, but overall, a nice place for campers.

The park is clean and staff friendly. Lots of sites. Don't try to check in early as they won't let…read moreyou in early.

We have been coming here for a few years now and we love it each time. We only live 3 hours away so…read moreit's convenient for a getaway. When we are here we love to bike ride around the park as well as going to the pool. This park is conveniently located to a lot of attractions and restaurants. We like to ride our Ebikes to a Chinese restaurant down the road from the park. We also like to load our Ebikes on the back of the truck and drive to the South Orange Trail in Clermont. The trial is around 45 miles one way. This is one of the nicest bike trails we've done. * The park is very well maintained. * Water pressure is spot on. * The electricity is spot on and no issues (new or older side of the park). The new side of the park has great and wide pads and are pretty level (at least the ones we've been on). They are also not so close together. The older side of the park has gravel / grass pads. Some are wide and some are very close to the site next to it. All the staff here at the park is super friendly and very helpful! I also like how they have a text alert system to notify every one of things that are happening in the park. When we were there this time they sent a text out letting us know a certain section in the park the water will be turned off while they repaired a water valve. They also notified us some of the events were canceled due to weather. Three years ago we decided to purchase the full Thousand Trails membership and The Trails Collection. This has also enhance our travel experience. We definitely recommend TT Orlando as well as the membership. It works well so for during our travel needs!

GREAT KOA. Sites are well maintained. Guest Services were professional & super nice which also…read moreincluded 2 resident Ducks that greeted us when we settled in! Loved our 100' site for my family. We enjoyed using the patio and the amenities. This KOA is centrally located so you're right there-close to everything! Thanks KOA for a perfect place.

We had a great time here. The park is super clean and well kept. Everyone who works here was super…read morenice & helpful. We are heading back for another trip we liked it so much. It's close to all the parks and fun things to do. The pool is great & the store has everything you could ever need which is super convenient. I highly recommend this place.

Lovely neighborhood! Well maintained gated community with clubhouse, pool, laundry. It's our home…read moreaway from home and we are super happy with this location near Publix and many restaurants.

We have now stayed at this RV park four times, in the last five years; length of stay range from…read moreone month to 10 days) Positives: - Friendly, helpful and quick staff - paved RV spots - clean and very well maintained (before check in, if you make reservations, maintenance sprays for weeds, ants and trims grasses and bushes about an hour before your expected arrival - all nice motor homes (people inside those motor homes are often cranky... Perhaps it's the heat) - free popcorn in the clubhouse everyday; calendar with an "activity" most days (ranges from water aerobics to Sunday Ice Cream Social) - nice pool - security guard (full time) - close to Publix and a nail/manicure place - 5 miles from Disney but w/ traffic, takes about 25 mins to Disney - quiet Negatives: - no hot tub - you have to pay $50 to use Campground TV box in order for your TV to work (upon return of cable box, you are refunded your $50). Our lot had a bad connection so after purchasing box, had to wait a day for fix. - expensive (we paid $610 for 10 nights-- $61 a night plus the $50 TV/cable box deposit)

We rented one of the cottages for a month. The cleaning service was outstanding, did an…read moreexceptional job, arrived on time. Always friendly and made sure we had what we needed. Grounds are well cared for, staff is friendly as well as helpful. Would highly recommend.

The property management changed. They want a credit card on file like a hotel for "incidentals"…read moreeven though we pay through our Thousand Trails membership. We found out after arriving for a week long stay for a conference that they all of a sudden no longer accept pop up campers, though we have stayed here before and spoke to people who called us to confirm our reservation and that we were coming. I hope Thousand Trails drops them from their network. This campground is not the same level of reliability as the other campgrounds. Now we're all packed up and screwed. Don't try to stay here.

One of my favorite places to visits at Disney. The best part of this resort is the trails. I can…read morespend hours walking around or renting a golf cart and driving around. I highly recommend to be there during Halloween or Christmas. Everyone at the campground goes over the top with decorations.

We had a fantastic time at Fort Wilderness. It was a little rough parking in the campsite but staff…read morewere able to quickly find us another spot. Note If you have a long trailer the spot might be ok but some spots have electrical boxes close by making it almost impossible to get into the spot. There are many things to do such as campfire shows - tip bring your own stuff or pay disney prices for their kits. There are some nice pools, parks, tennis courts, water show at night. Get the golf cart - we didn't the first day and realized we needed to. Bring stuff to decorate your rented cart or campsite. There are some small souvenir stores- but beware they are definitely disney prices for water/ice cream bars. Overall the campsite was big and had a lot of shade. We will definitely be back - the rental cabins look nice!

The area is very crowded, parkiing was notabundant, difficult to find the office, the room was…read morespacious, very clean, the beds were rustic but extremely high and difficult to access, there was not a step stool available, the beds were hard, no extra blanket, the TV did not work at all, leaving nothing to do but sleep, there was a canteen type food hut, not indoor seating, long wait for food, front office thought there was 2 laces to eat, lot of room noise in room but us almost all night, doors opening and closing often. I think if you are a senior citizen, this is definitely not for you. Also everything runs off of cash mostly, no credit or debit cards. We had a 2 night reservation and had to just leave early day 2. We just forged our payment. Would not go there again.The lady in the office was pleasant and in the air boat office was also pleasant!

Ever wonder where the quintessential southern campsites are located, look no further than Camp Mack…read more- this is where the piney woods meets up with the Florida swampland. You ain't never experienced old Florida charm until you been here, the land of airboats and alligators, a place where the mosquitoes swarm at dusk and the screeching wildlife will wake you before dawn. Ahhh this is the life I love, a place where the internet struggles to connect you with the real world, the only agenda here is rest and relaxation, a place where chores are something you'll look forward to, most consist of filling the yeti with ice and can beer and visiting your neighbors on your golf cart or 4 x 4 ranger. There are no strangers here it seems everybody shares the same mindset. I spent five days here and I didn't want to leave when it came time to break camp. This place is known for its fishing and believe me they are plentiful, it's a simple recipe - catch / clean / fry. I like beer but I'm not a beer drinker I prefer vodka so I stocked up before arriving, finding beer is easy if you like the hard stuff it's a trip to town I'm guessing it at least thirty miles round trip and leaving the camp will break the vibe and there's no reason to do that if you prepare. There are no typical days here every is different but everyday is the same in the sense that you own one hundred percent of your time while you're here, it's a place you can turn your phone off and disconnect for awhile and forget anything else exist - I know I don't do that enough but I do know this is the kind of life we should be addicted too. Okay okay I'll review the place instead of the lifestyle that seems to be the norm here. Things to do: cross the street and you're in a beautiful State Park, find a shady spot down at the boat ramp and watch one of the best shows on earth there seems to be an endless number of unique water crafts being launch or being pulled from the water (airboats, bass boats, skiffs, pontoon boats, jon-boats, etc) I say with the utmost respect this place is like the redneck yacht club where everyone seems to have a buzz e.g people ride in the boats while it's still on the trailer going down the road - yes they are creeping along but it's still fricking awesome. I recommend you leave any pretentious behavior at home and pay attention to the dress code it's very easy to look out of place here - acceptable clothing includes - anything camouflage, women should have a few pairs of short shorts and a ragged pair of cowboy boots and any kind of top you can tie in the front, men shirts are optional but a stained tank top and a pair of Tevas gets you status. After the sunsets fire pit sitting beer drinking attire rules can I get a little yeehaw repeat day two and day three and so on and so on. Other highlights include a visit to the outpost store lots of beer and snacks, a indoor fish cleaning area and a bait shop, a outdoor projection screen, community fire pit, you can rent bicycles and pontoon boats or take a swamp tour on an airboat. They occasionally have live music which I hear is pretty amazing with an outdoor food court and beer for sale. The campsites are large and plentiful with full hookups with concrete or paver pads, they offer up to 50 amps, water and sewer all included unless you're planning on staying awhile then you pay for utilities. There are a few bars and restaurants, maybe restaurants is a stretch but you can buy food on property. There's a lodge onsite if you don't have a camper and still want to experience this unique venue. Theres lots more I don't think it's possible to take it all in at least not in the five days I spent here - I believe having a good cup of hot coffee at sunrise sitting in your favorite chair is nirvana, having a cocktail at sunset in the same chair by the fire pit will rejuvenate you, there's nothing wrong with freeing your soul once in awhile...

Citrus Valley is a unique property…read more This is an all-ages, gated community located in the Clermont / Orlando area just off of route 27. Convenient location to all of the Orlando attractions. All of the lots are deeded and owned by the residents. There is no rental office. You can reach out to the lot owners directly that are renting their spots. We stayed on lot 135, it was super clean and featured a large shed and oversized gazebo. The landscaping was very nice. Our lot rental included water, sewer, cable and wifi. The property owner was super accommodating and did everything to make sure that we had a pleasant stay. The residents at Citrus Valley make this place very special. Everyone we met was really friendly. We were sorry to leave and we are already thinking about when we would like to return on our next trip to the Orlando area. To find out what is available to rent or purchase we went to their website at http://mycitrusvalley.com

I would not stay here. Very tight spots. They double booked our site. We had been there a few…read morehours, we were already set up at the site and were headed to the pool when Holiday Cove realized they double booked the site. We were told we had to leave even though we had a confirmation email from them for that site. We were still in the process of finding a new RV Resort (I was literally still on the phone calling around) when it hit 6:00 so they closed the office and left. They had no idea if we even found a place to go. They parked the new people right outside our site to get us to get out faster. They did not care that their error (system or not) displaced us. They did not even attempt to make it right.

Nice place for sure but it defeats the purpose of why I bought an expensive motorhome. Good…read morelord... this ain't NYC where parking is at a premium. I brought the house on wheels with me and now I gotta fork out a boat load of money to park it? Nawhhhh won't do it. While in Florida, I'll simply rent a hotel room and park the RV in their parking lot. Or simply Boondock in a parking lot or park.

Beautiful state park with clean restrooms, lots of trails, photo ops, kayaking, fishing in their 3…read morelakes & picnics under their big trees... we had a family vow renewal on the covered dock at Lake Hammond - beautiful setting ..

Cheap to get in - 5$ per car. Decent walking trails although the one we went on wasn't clearly…read moredemarcated the way I'd have expected. The lake is beautiful and the facilities were clean and well kept. I wanted to check out the cabins but I didn't get a chance. The playground is rather basic.