The sites are very close together, but with the nicest and friendliest people you would ever meet it doesn't matter. We were in site 185 for a week in February. The staff were super and there were a lot of events including a hog roast that I wish we could have stayed for to enjoy. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

No Store. Could not buy ice. Brand new pool. Assembling pool furniture during our visit. Campground also has many mobile homes. We have found this many times with Florida Campgrounds. It appears they are trying to get rid of them as there were concrete pads for RV's in the mobile home section. This is a gated park. Very clean. Nice laundry and bathrooms. Many snowbirds. Appears to be mostly a long term stay park in the winter. We stayed in a very small and narrow pull through. Wi-Fi was very slow but park was very full. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A family member in the area turned ill, and this was the only location in the area we could get a monthly spot in last minute during the high winter season. We are grateful for that. First.. the good: - Quiet, friendly community - Awesome management - extremely helpful, friendly and attentive - Beautiful and well maintained pool - Lovely lake in the front, very peaceful feeling when arriving - Community organized activities going on all the time - swap meets, potlucks, game night, water aerobics, meals, etc. - Easy access to nearby Malabar Scrub conservation area with 500 acres of hiking - Well kept, and easy to use hook-ups. - While they are advertised as a 55+ park, they are lenient on the age - but still remain adult only keeping kids out. Now.. the less than good: Our cost for our spot greatly influences our expectations, and at $825/mo for the winter rate - this place did not merit the price tag. It is at least $100+ more than any surrounding RV park, and about $300/mo more than what we found to be the 'going rate' in the area. But this was the only place that could take us when we needed it last minute. Here are things that had the price tag been lower, we might not be as critical about: - Wi-Fi is not included. If you want access to the park wide Wi-Fi, you purchase it extra from another resident providing it at $20/mo. - Cable is run to your site, but you have to pay extra for it - it's not included. - The sites are rather close together, all in a row down the street. Beyond the lake in the front, this place is actually kind drab looking. All sites are grass with a concrete patio, and mostly level. Some have shade and a little landscaping. The plus is, they are extra long and you have a lot of wiggle room to position yourself front to back. Plenty of room for your rig, a vehicle and anything else. - Feral animals running around. Our supervised leashed cat was attacked while we were there by a stray cat. - No recycling. Only a single dumpster for the entire park is available. - Laundry center is way too small for the size of the park. The long term residents boasted about how they will take all four washers, so that others can't work their loads in. We would return here if needed, especially in the summer when the price is significantly lower. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is kept up pretty well. It has many permanent domiciles that are, for the most part, kept up. It advertises wi-fi, but only in the clubhouse, and not throughout the park. With full hook-up you will only get local channels on your over-the-air antenna, as they do not have cable hookups at the sites. The manager said it is because most folks have satellite dishes. This is a 55+ park which made it nice and quiet, although I did see a few small kids playing, but they might have been visiting. Would I stay here again? Probably not. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have stayed at this park the past four years for a short stay while visiting cousins in the area. Local park manager has been very pleasant to deal with. The heated pool is great and the quiet location works very well for us. We camped here in a Motorhome.