This is a wonderful mobile home park. Very well keeper, the people hear are caring loving people…read more Weekly activities through the month. I stay in the RV section and have been here now (1/30/25) For a year and a half.

Situated way back along the scenic Dora Canal is a 55 age and over community of 205 mobile home…read moresites and 14 travel trailer lots named is a 55 age and over community comprised of 205 mobile home sites and 14 travel trailer lots. Dora Canal.is bordered by natural woodlands owned by the county that has been preserved for generations in virtually its original appearance. It's also a gator preserve.so no swimming or dangling toes in it. It makes for perfect retirement living but can become buggy, hot and humid. Just seeing all the alligators, turtles, great blue heron and the many other birds and species is a real nature lovers delight.

I stayed here for 3 months while working in Tavares, FL... very nice atmosphere. The owners are…read morelaid back, but very helpful. I loved staying here and will definitely return if I am back in the area.

An interesting mix of campsites with permanent onsite units (ie park models) in central Florida…read more They say most sites are level (flat) but bring leveling blocks as the community is sloped. Busy & popular with snowbird crowd. Prices are on par with other communities in area that offer similar amenities and activities. Campsites come with w/s/e (30/50 amp) and picnic table. Cable TV is offered for $. Bring your own raised fire pit and wood if you like campfires. Site are spacious (40 x 65) some areas are full sun, others are shaded. You're parking on grass / packed sand. Some campsites have concrete patios (remnants of older park trailer that has since been removed. Warning about concrete: it's not reinforced so don't park your rig on it. Also, concrete is at various heights on sites and some may find issues with their Rv stairs. Two heated swimming pools (indoor 18+ open 24/7, outdoor is daylight hrs) cafe for breakfast and/or lunch weekdays. People here are friendly and most will stop and talk with newcomers and offer help when needed. Complex has lots of function rooms and during winter season have a gazillion activities for adults to participate in. The community is a 55+ property, under 18 year olds are allowing a two week stay a year. About 2/3 of sites are permanent onsite with the other 1/3 open for Rv campers. And about 1/3 of sites are year round residents. We came for 1 month winter camping several years ago. Kept extending our stay and ended up buying a park model a few years later. We own unit but pay monthly lot rent and electricity. Property is on a canal which leads to Lake Harris.

We have stayed here at least a half dozen times. It is close to our parents retirement village so…read morethe location is perfect. The RV resort has all the amenities that the upscale residential retirement communities provide. The staff is unfailingly prompt, polite, pleasant and professional. The park offers the shade of old live oaks as well as more open areas, pick your pleasure. A charming, low key, feature-packed neighborhood of year-round residents and vacationing visitors. We love it.

Very nice resort. Very helpful and friendly staff. Great concrete pads, plenty of room. Easily…read moreaccessible for our 46' toy hauler. The clubhouse was amazing. We had an awesome time. We've booked another trip next month. You'll love the area. Lots of things to do and great places to eat.

Beautiful resort with large concrete pads and ALL the amenities. Dog park, pond with nature path,…read morepickle ball courts and the most beautiful pool and hot tub. The shower/restrooms are large and private and best of all... clean! The resort was also very conveniently close to restaurants, parks, shops and tourist spots. Can't wait to come back when the park is complete (they are still expanding but the noise was minimal and it was actually fun to see how much they were getting done each day). The staff were amazing. Jim checked us in and got us parked, and daily we saw friendly folks cleaning, on golf carts and in the office. They have a huge clubhouse that will be great for large gatherings with several seating areas and a bar.

Nice people very convenient location fair prices close to all the great stuff in The Villagesread more

Nothing fancy but a nice clean campground. The laundry and shower house was very clean. After our…read morefirst night we bought a sound machine because the traffic noise from the interstate was very bad. Overall, everyone was very nice and we would consider a night or 2 here again.

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.

Buddy's is a diamond in the rough. New owners are slowly restoring this RV park. There's still a…read morelot of work to be done, but it's all shaping up beautifully. The folks residing here are friendly & tend to watch out for one another, which is reassuring. Located on Lake Rousseau, where the fishing is plentiful. They have a small bathhouse (1 shower) & a nice laundry (3 washers @ $1.75/3 dryers at $1 per load). There's no cable & OTA is unreliable, but the wifi is excellent. TV channels are not consistent, but I really haven't missed watching it very much. Although I do watch a few channels occasionally, it's given me a great opportunity to catch up on some reading. Speaking of reading, there is a book exchange area in the laundry. These folks also own Big Bass Village RV down the road, so you can't always catch someone in the office, but the manager (Suzie) got back with me very quickly when I emailed her from the address on the website. I think the owners are really working hard to make this a beautiful place. It has great potential, it's VERY reasonably priced (lower than anyone else in the area), & are quick to answer questions or suggest sights/views/restaurants. I'm really glad that this was the RV park we chose for our stay in this pretty part of Florida.

From the owner: A private,quiet RV park in Inglis Florida. Family owned and very close to Crystal River, Florida. A…read moresmall no hassle place to visit natural Florida. Spots are now available for this winter. We can't wait to welcome back out snowbirds!

This RV park is so nice. Small and very convenient to a lot of activities. The owners were…read moreextremely nice and helpful. We left a set of our trailer keys there and they so kindly sent the keys to our home. We definitely recommend this place especially if you are planning on trying to watch a rocket launch at the Kennedy Space Center. Awesome location!!

I've been here for six months on business and it's such a well run , tropical feel park. Not very…read morebig but all size and shape roll through here and they are great. Friendly yet private and what a view. Close to everything with restaurants,grocery, walking paths and of course wildlife in the lagoon and rockets launching into space on a regular basis! Orlando is close by as are the airports. Hot shower in clean facilities with laundry that's affordable. Short or long stay I would recommend. Make a reservation and their concierge James will greet you. Thank you all who made my stay so good. Closest thing to home yet!

We cannot say enough good things about Camp Margaritaville in Auburndale, Florida! Our Memorial Day…read moreweekend could have easily been ruined, but thanks to an incredible staff, it turned into a memory we'll never forget. (The MAYOR Rob along with Tammy, Sam, and Cori helped us tremendously.) After arriving, the kids played in the pool, we ate dinner, and were getting everyone settled for bed when we discovered the camper we rented through RVshare was completely full of ants. We immediately panicked because it was late, we had kids with us, and we really didn't want to pack up and drive back home after already starting our weekend. That's when MAYOR Rob came to the rescue. He radioed in, and Tammy and Sam quickly showed up with a key to a cabin they had available. They helped us move our things, get everyone situated, and completely saved our Memorial Day weekend. It's rare to find people who genuinely care the way this team did. Their kindness, quick action, and willingness to help meant more to our family than they probably realize. We are beyond thankful and truly appreciative for everything they did for us. Thank you again to Rob, Tammy, Sam, and Cori for going above and beyond. This level of customer service is something special, and it's the reason we'll absolutely be back!

I'd like to give you the positives. Crisp, clean, manicured, food and bar pretty good,…read morewell-appointed amenities. We had a pretty good week, having found a quiet pool area. Saw a bald eagle and a swallow-tail kite. I'd like to tell you about that, but that's not the review. Here's the review: if you book here, you will be checking into a bizarre combination of tropical paradise, tailgate party, spring break, and a middle school playground. On St. Patrick's Day, we had been doing some sightseeing. We came back to our site, and the folks who had arrived behind us fired up their music. I don't have a problem with music or other noise prior to "quiet time," so long as it's not over the top. This was way over the top. Kim was on the phone with the nursing home about her 91-year old mother and she couldn't hear the other end of the call. We called Security and asked for help, they came around and talked to the offenders. Whereupon the offenders started yelling around "who complained about our music?" And, they sent their preteen daughters on their bicycles going around and asking "did you complain?" Let's just say it was downhill from there. They jacked the volume even more, and started taunting us. Kim lost her temper and started yelling at them to quiet down. They responded by threatening her. She told me to call security, but since they hadn't helped, and the on-duty rent-a-cop had no interest in helping, I called 911 (which the campground rules said to do in an emergency). Apparently, that was a mistake. The rent-a-cop was pissed off that we called 911 when he was supposed to already be on top of it (which he wasn't). So there was a conclave of police cars, and the night manager, and the three large guys from the offending site, etc. Bottom line: management demanded that WE leave, in half an hour, or be arrested. It's 10:30 pm, and I told the rent-a-cop that I was in no shape to drive. "Figure it out," he said, and walked away. So two 70-year olds had 30 minutes to get everything packed up and drive to some alternative place. While we were striking the site, the kids at the offending site were chanting "we won, we won." And they started playing "Hit the Road You Jack" quite loud. And the adults were yelling "we're Republicans. We can do whatever we want." They noted our Maine license plates and told us to "go back to Canada where you belong." We ended up in a wicked expensive hotel in the next town over, paying spring break prices ($340 a night!!). And we lost the cost of two nights at the campground. So if you're a party animal, this may be your kind of place. Just don't complain about anything, or you will be asked to leave. It's interesting to note which rules are enforced and which aren't. For instance, there's a poolside bar, and lots of signs between the bar and the pool saying "no food or drink beyond this point." Not only was there lots of food and drink around the pool, there were wait staff taking orders and delivering it. In retrospect, the fact that they have a rent-a-cop cruising the premises every night should have been red flag. I've never seen that before, but apparently they expect rowdiness. They just don't want to deal with the negative repercussions.