I didn't come here to check-in and park my MotorCoach this time, I stopped in out of curiosity and…read moreto see what this place is about while in the area. Yes RVer's do their due diligence when possible prior to booking a site. Luna Sands was once I believe a Smith Family KOA but now part of Travel Resorts of America from what I can tell. They seem to continue to invest and upgrade the park with newer sites in place and can easily accommodate big rigs in the premium sites. I spent a few minutes talking with Anthony in the office, he was very friendly and explained the rates and sites, he also marked up a park map prior to letting me explore the park on my own. I did look at the very nice premium sites along Pine Lane directly behind the office, shady but less low hanging branches with beautiful concrete sites with full hookups definitely the ones that interest me. Although in close proximity to everything in the surrounding areas of Orange City and Deland it's still secluded enough to give you that disconnect most campers are looking for with adequate ammenties. This RV Park is definitely trending in the right direction...

My wife and I stayed three nights at Luna Sands in our 34' travel trailer. I booked a gravel site,…read morefull hook-up 50/30 amp, concrete patio pad, and wifi. Sixty percent of the property is full-time RV living. The RV lots with full-time renters were clean, fenced in for pets, and had plants and foliage. People were friendly to us. I would agree, Luna Sands is trying to portray it as a Nature resort. The cost to rent the site was $90 a night + tax. The gravel site was very unlevel. It took three layers of connecting leveling blocks on the door side of the trailer to come close to leveling the trailer. The patio pad was cracked.. When plugged into the 50amp, running the A/C and another appliance caused the surge protector I own to stop the flow of electricity for 2.5 minutes. The GoTango wifi was not available in the back half of the resort. And the Luna Sands' "free wifi" would not connect. The following day, I met with a woman working in the office. I voiced my concern about the $90 nightly rate and the site's condition and issues. She offered to move to a site with a concrete RV pad at the bottom of the hill. Same price. I declined because we were fully set up outside and with a cooking grill. It would have been too much work to move to another site for just two more days to stay. She did not mention lowering the price per night for our incontinence. If you book a site at Luna Sands Resort, consider paying an extra $10 to $20 per night for the concrete RV pad with 50/30 amp. Do not book a gravel site. If this is not within your budget, stay at another RV location in the area. I will not recommend this location to my friends or to other RV travelers we meet in our travels.