Updated Review - After 3 Years Living Here…read more After living here for 3 years, here's my honest experience. Pros: * Large large RV lots compared to most parks. * When you pay the whole yearly rent, it's cheaper. * Some staff work very hard, especially the maintenance lady who is regularly trimming trees, clearing brush, edging, and cleaning the grounds. Cons: * Management plays favorites. Rules are enforced differently depending on who you are. Some residents are limited to 2-3 pets while others are allowed to have several animals. * The park seems to come alive only when the owners visit. Suddenly everyone is wearing matching shirts and doing work that should have been done all along. * The lawn maintenance is comically done. The mower spends weeks mowing random sections instead of finishing whole yards. * They continue removing lots of landscaping. Yes, the sites look bigger, but all the privacy, shade, and wildlife are disappearing. * The volleyball court has maybe used once in 3 years. It's basically a litter box for strays. * Mail security has been an issue. I had mail disappear early on, and during my last 6 months someone repeatedly opened my magazines and advertising mail before it reached me. Management was notified, but didn't attempt to solve the problems. * They've been saying a swimming pool is coming for 4 years now. At this point, I don't believe it's ever happening. * The park keeps expanding by adding more RV sites (around 190 more planned) instead of improving amenities for current residents. * Activities are very very limited outside of a few holidays. * One office employee was often rude to residents, making negative comments about how people dressed and creating unnecessary conflict with people she didn't seem to like. * There's a $25 monthly utility charge added to the electric bill. Management says it's because people flush blankets down RV toilets, which doesn't make much sense considering RV waste first goes into holding tanks and the plumbing is only a few inches wide. * One thing to know, 85% of residents use the neighboring Cypress Cove family nudist resort for amenities because it offers pools, restaurants, activities, and recreation that this park doesn't have. This park has become more of a place to park your RV while spending time next door. Bottom line: This park has potential because of its large lots and location, but inconsistent rule enforcement, broken promises, questionable fees, and lack of meaningful improvements make it difficult for me to recommend after living here for three years. It was livable because we left on a bunch of trips yearly and did not stay home.

beautiful park in a great location. management were very helpful and attentive. will 100% returnread more

Like everything else Disney this campground is $$$ but amazing, and #1, dog-friendly! No boarding…read moreor pet sitting needed. Medium and big breed dog runs are helpful if you have an anti-social big breed who needs to gallop, and water taps are inside the fence. Excellent sidewalks are everywhere, and if golf carting's your thing you can bring it or rent it by the day, and there's parking RV sites outside Pioneer Hall and the Magic Kingdom boats. Being rainy there helpfully are clean bathhouses and laundry in many loops, with five washers per laundry, but a large family may or may not have just loaded all 5, so may the odds be ever in your favor! Vending machines with laundry goods are there if you need. Multiple dining spots an shopping spots are in Fort Wilderness. Meadows, the middle, has a snack stand and pool that is in no way the scale of Blizzard Beach, but is otherwise large and with a good waterslide and conveniently right here with bike parking. The Florida-in-July temps kept us away from the nightly marshmallow roasts with Chip and Dale (on that note, every campsite has a grill but no campfire ring. A fan's your bug deterrent). Trail's End made it easy to grab breakfast before heading to the parks, has a Disney-fied Cracker Barrel interior, and we kept coming back for the fried chicken and cornbread (order ahead!). You can buy drinks at Crockett's Tavern at the bar or at the window before heading out to Clementine Beach for the nightly fireworks and water pageant. Part campground, part resort, there are horseback rides and carriage rides available We watched the carriage ride go through our camp loop many times our week, a novelty our usual state park never had. Clementine Beach is half the size it used to be with a new resort being built right on the beach, but in summer it's the place to be with the water pageant nightly at 9:30 and fireworks at 10. People even decorate their campsite with Disney decor and inflatables, the works! Bring a t all. Other resort guests actually come here to take the boat to Fort Wilderness for The Hoop-Dee-Doo Review dinner show at Pioneer Hall, something not to be missed. The boat dock and easy proximity to the Magic Kingdom is also one of the neat parts of camping here. Camp sundries are available at the trading posts but beware the markup. Woodsy smells, I swear, are piped in to Pioneer Hall and Settlers Trading post, and rose scents at the comfort station. There is no shortage of hotels in Orlando but staying in the park means you can take the bus (depot at Wilderness Lodge next door) or boat to get everywhere in the magic kingdom and not worry about I-4 traffic, definitely a magical feature of this campground.

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.

This is a super fun and unique way to stay at Disney! They have campsites available for tent…read morecamping as well as areas for RV's to camp in. You can rent an RV's if you'd like or even stay in one of the cabins that sleep up to six people. A beautiful pool, golf carts for rent, horseback riding, nightly campfires and sing alongs are just some of the amenities you'll find here. There are several places to eat, drink and purchase items and there's bus transportation to the parks and throughout Fort Wilderness. As usual staff here are all very welcoming and helpful.

We had an incredible time at Fort Wilderness this past week. We had family come down to visit and…read morewe met in Orlando. The cabins are newly renovated and looks a lot different when I stayed here years ago. Very spacious and full kitchen was a great bonus for our family. We went to Epcot one of the days but honestly there was so much to do here. We stayed pretty busy during our trip. We went to the water splash pad area that also had a nice pool next door with a slide. They had plenty of seating areas and also food and drink options. We also went to the campfire sing a long with Chip and dale at night that was a little corny but the kids liked it and we also got s'mores to make by the campfires. The restaurants at pioneer hall were really good. Also during Halloween Campers and Cabins put our candy for The holiday season. It was a great time we will definitely be back again.

I'm comparing this location with the Sarasota location, which has many amenities and is well kept…read more The not so good: We were put in a spot that didn't seem to be completed. It was on shells rather than pavers. We didn't have a picnic table at our site. I've never been to a camp resort that didn't provide picnic tables at the sites. The pool was being renovated, which was not indicated on their website. We visited during spring break, so this is a terrible time to renovate the pool. The comfort station by our site did not have benches or hooks in the showers for your toiletries. There was construction being done near the entrance, and there weren't any signs providing a detour to get in. The clubhouse seems like it's a cleared out church space, full of tables and nothing else. The traffic in this area is horrible, but it is close to the theme park area. The good: the landscaping that is done is beautiful. The staff are very friendly and helpful. A picnic table was brought out after we complained. (I'm just surprised they're not already on the sites. ) The bathrooms are cleaned. The dog park, although small, is a great amenity for dog owners. There are several dog waste stations. They have planned monthly activities. It's doubtful we'll return to this one unless they make significant changes.

I have been a full time resident at this RV park since December 2023. My occupancy here has been…read moreriddled with harassment and discrimination from the manager, Dave for months. The latest instance was during this past week when hurricane Milton was threatening to be the worst hurricane to ever hit Florida. Many residents, including me, were outside preparing their trailers and other property for the storm when Dave rode up to my site on his golf cart and immediately started yelling at me. All Because I was parked on the grass and apparently "it's against the rules" only for me and my family though. His mannerisms were aggressive and he was extremely belligerent. Noticing the aggression from Dave from across the street, a short-term visitor of the park walked over to try to settle things down. Dave immediately turned his aggression toward him, and upon realizing he was not going to be able to bully this person, he immediately got in his golf cart and drove away. This behavior has gone on for months with this manager targeting me with so-called rule violations for things that other tenants are not being held to - so, essentially discrimination coupled with months of harassment. Keep in mind that in this particular instance there was a giant hurricane coming - which ended up causing lots of damage throughout the RV park - and instead of working to prepare the park for it, Dave was out driving around looking for violations and yelling at people. I'd like to add that myself and another spent our time going through the park flipping picnic tables and/or strapping them down to help prepare the park for high winds. If you like getting yelled at and harassed, this RV park is right for you. Me and my family are loved throughout the community and have made friends with just about everyone... and in doing so we have yet to hear anything positive about Dave. Most if not all the residents dislike him and complain about his lack of respect and tendency to "be in charge" We have complained about this manager for months, and so have others. Why haven't you done anything about it? At

Llevo 2 años viviendo en este lugar y visto las mejorias, un laundry nuevo, con maquinas nuevas…read morepara lavar, un deck nuevo para la piscina. Me gusta que durante todo el año en los meses festivos los managers ponen inflables para decorrar haciendo que todo se vea mas familiar. El lugar es limpio y callado y los vecinos son agradables.

This was my first experience in any RV park so I don't have a point of reference, but what stood…read moreout was the helpfulness of Ray, the park owner. He took us to our spot to examine it prior to escorting us down and even helping us set up. The spot itself had some exposed tree roots but that didn't pose a problem. The spots are pretty small for a large class A such as our Outlaw, but we managed to get in and out without any trouble. Neighbors are very friendly. We enjoyed our 3 night stay. Tremendous value with our Passport America 50% off.

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.

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

We were there for the 9am slot. We completed the electronic waivers online. Check in was easy. We…read morewere greeted and given armbands. When it was time to board the airboat we met with our Captain Steven who was friendly and gave us the safety check of the boat. The airboat was fast and the cool air felt good! It wasn't long until Steven stopped the boat and spotted our first big gator, probably a 7 footer!. Steven was knowledgeable of the area. Steven spoke about the gators, plant life such as the many lotus plants and local birds! We saw a total of 3 gators that morning. But the best part of the morning was Steven showing us Bandit their baby Gator! Overall we had a great time with Crazy Gator Airboat Tours!

What a fantastic experience! When my husband said this was on today's agenda, I was along for the…read moreride because I knew he was stoked. However, this ended up being amazing for our whole family. We booked online, and upon arrival we were welcomed into the office to complete waivers and check in. They handed us colored wristbands and had us wait out on the deck. While waiting, we were greeted by another kind couple selling homemade lemonade and treats. The conversation was so welcoming and friendly. We then met our captain/owner, who was so much fun. One of our daughters was nervous and one was excited. He hyped up the excited one while also easing the fears of the nervous one, which meant so much to us as parents. Once we boarded the boat, he went out of his way to make everyone comfortable and explained everything thoroughly. The tour itself was incredible. He went above and beyond showing us not only the lake, but all of God's beautiful creation around it. Beyond the gators, we saw bald eagles and their nests, egrets, so many birds, fish, snails, cows, goats, and so much wildlife. We will 100% be back. Such an amazing experience and so much fun for the entire family. Highly recommend!