They - biddie "campers"/residents - will lie about your children - but the resort management is…read morenice! Why 4 instead of 5 stars: We had a situation for which I had tears about a reported lie, one that I thought held truth only because management is very nice. My other son, though, proved to me the truth, resulting in his brother's life not changing significantly. The biddies don't care though, although they might even mention how "concerned they are for children" in their veiled threats. (Yeah, right, ha!) And they'll ruin your children's lives in a heartbeat for the reward of a warm, inviting voice "caring about them" on the other end of the phone line. After all, such care is a soothing caress after a child has dared not to respond to one of those super-quiet "hello"s. Here's the trick to avoid this... and to the complaining biddies: I'm on to you! As an older mom, I'm in your age group or super-close to it. Younger mamas, to beat them at their fantasy game of turning all these campgrounds back to their dream of "55+," we need to be on guard! In fact, since our terrorized day in hell, I've busted a few of them so far, with pleasure!! Stay on them, watch who watches your children - and call 'em on it! These types get downright offended if a child happens to miss the cue of saying "hi," so it's up to us parents to give 'em the "social interaction" they so crave for - and if you don't, then they'll "call the office" for sure. So, parents, come on out; it's tons of fun when `the lie` gets shouted (or whispered, in some cases) at your child, and, ha, you're right there around the corner from the perp's view to answer in a clear, strong adult's voice. Know the truth, see the truth, and then answer to it boldly. Your children will love you even more, and really, their joy is why we pay these fees anyway!

I moved there last April. I wonder about the house since the former owner and her mother who were…read morefriendly right up until the moment the sale was finalized then they became somewhat rude. Must have been lots of problems with the place. I left in November. But living in the park was good. It is well kept and quiet. Especially in the winter. I just wish Florida worked out better for me but back working in Manhattan and loving it!

This is an older park with almost 300 sites. They have a pool, laundry and rec room. Full hook ups…read moreand some pull throughs. Lots of park units. I was able to get in for a week with out reservations. Friendly staff.

The Woods RV Resort (woodsrvresort.com) is hands down the best RV community we have ever…read moreexperienced in Florida. What makes it stand out from all the rest is that it is now proudly owned and managed by the homeowners themselves, not by the greedy slime bucket out-of-state, profit-driven investors that run so many other parks in the State. You can feel the difference the moment you arrive. The people here truly care about one another, and the focus is on community, fun, and creating great memories together. The events are second to none! Professional-style luaus that feel like a tropical getaway, lively casino nights, theme night karaoke that keeps everyone laughing, pool parties for all ages, and some of the most incredible tiki parties you will ever see spread throughout the park. Every detail is done with heart and with the community in mind, and that makes all the difference. If you are looking for more than just a place to park your RV, if you want a place where neighbors become friends and every week feels like a celebration, The Woods RV Resort is it. This is the real Florida RV lifestyle, built by the people, for the people.

This is a nice resort filled with the nicest people. I had a blast staying here for a week. The…read moregrounds are clean and beautifully maintained. The pools are awesome. Will definitely be back.

This once was a really nice resort that we gladly called home. About 2 years ago management changed…read moreand it has since spiraled down to being a glorified trailer park. There really aren't any enforced rules and it's become a smokers and tokers paradise. You honestly cannot escape the smoke, anywhere. People smoke all around the Tikki bar, on the dancefloor, everywhere at the pool ( even in the tiny no smoking section) and vape inside the clubhouse. You actually can't get into the clubhouse or the bath/shower house without wading through second hand smoke. The premium RV sites back onto the pool so be aware that you'll be smelling smoke of all kinds all day, every day. There used to he a great manager and an entertainment director who kept things in line. Sadly they both quit after a new owner took over. Although there is a new manager, there is little to no management, certainly nobody follows any rules as there is no enforcement. It's now self governing by largely permanent residents with a few semi permanent or short term people. The concensus is that smoking everywhere is okay and we were told that If we didn't like it we should leave, or hold our breath until we don't care. I think the entertainment budget has dried up and what entertainment there is, is a product of a few talented residents. We would love to return if Eden was returned to it's former glory, but it seems that those days are long gone.

Best Rv resort ever. The people are the best there. Do not hesitate to contact eden rv and make…read moreyour reservation. The park is very full from snowbirds so call and make a reservation ahead of time.

very friendly super nice. have been there about 6 times over the years.Good location to sight see…read morefrom.

Worst experience ever! If your looking for a nice vacation spot. This is not the place. The RVs are…read moretoo close together. There is highway noise night and day. The 'pool' is fed by the the river, and is all natural... snakes.

Cozy, quiet RV Campground surrounded by forests and farmland. Great pool. Staff is super friendly…read moreand very helpful

This place is amazing! The entire resort is very well maintained and just beautiful! This is the…read moresecond time we have stayed here and we will continue to come back. The Farm has everything you need to enjoy a peaceful and fun time. You can swim in the pool, fish in the lake and relax by a campfire! Farm of Dreams Resort: They built this beautiful resort , you should come!

Hudson Hollow is a place where they steal your money don't give you your deposit. The place is full…read moreof mold.They don't fix nothing. They're just scammers the owner and the manager just stealing 's money. It's terrible if you must make sure that youlive your deposit because you're not getting it back the manager is a snake. She promises you all these nice things that you're get back and then she around and tells that the trailer needs this Dad and the third, which are all lies in order to keep your money and when you call the owner of Patsy Edwards she backs up Lisa the manager, so they're all in cahoots. Please do not be a victim of this Hudson Hollow trailer park like I was.

Quaint. Remote and unusual. Great place to catch an airboat ride. Very 'Old Florida". Highly…read morerecommended.

This was an amazing tour, we saw a manatee and our tour guide Ashley was very informative. Would…read moredefinitely recommend and will come back.

It never gets old....... Coming Here My Absolute Favorite is…read morethe three Pastas! I love every bite! It never gets Old!

Really wanted to like this place, and it's easy to see why Donatello's has built a reputation over…read morethe years. As soon as you walk in, you're greeted by framed photos of celebrities ranging from musicians to athletes who have dined here. Even the Stanley Cup has made an appearance. The atmosphere is very old-school Italian--dimly lit, cozy, and intimate. The menu isn't particularly extensive and leans heavily toward cream-based sauces. For appetizers, we ordered the Avocado and Shrimp and the Insalata Caprese. The Caprese was solid, with a generous portion and fresh ingredients. The Avocado and Shrimp, however, was swimming in a sauce that wasn't the cocktail sauce we were expecting, which made it less enjoyable. For our entrees, we chose the Duo of Filet Medallions and the Linguini al Granchio, which featured a nice portion of lump crab. One thoughtful touch was that, since we were sharing, the kitchen plated both dishes for us rather than making us swap plates at the table. We finished the meal with a lemon dessert that was a nice way to end the evening. Overall, the food was good and the service had some nice touches, but the pricing felt excessive for what we received. After tip, dinner for two came to nearly $380, which is hard to justify given the overall experience. While I can appreciate the history, atmosphere, and reputation of Donatello's, the value simply wasn't there for me.