This is a super great park. The owner, the staff and other campers are all friendly and helpful. The owner and staff are there to make your stay a happy experience. By the way they have a lap pool, a "regular" pool and a hot tub, all heated. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice Park. One of the first Resorts I have stayed at that I feel as though it really was one. Only bad thing was only WI-FI in the Clubhouse. Clean, Easy Access, quiet, lots to do. We camped here in a Motorhome.

$30 rate was with AARP/Good Sam discount. Level, crushed rock site. Absolutely gorgeous clubhouse. Pool looks lovely (plus kiddie pool). Good cable TV and internet, decent cellphone coverage, about 15 mi from KSC. Near standard shopping and the awesome Dixie Crossroads restaurant. Friendly, accommodating staff. Great place for the price. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A newer park now at 10 years old and a very nice place to visit. Park has open sites in the sun on cement pads and sites with some tree cover with gravel parking. Some gravel sites could be a little mudded if you have rain but most would be OK. All sites have 30/50 amp, water, sewer, table, cable TV with 60 or 70 channels, Wi-Fi at cub house that will work on lots of sites but not ones near Hwy 46. Wi-Fi is in need of more bandwidth. Test show down load speed at .75 Mbps and up load speed to be .61 Mbps or a slow DSL speed for one house. We used our Verizon 4G MiFi and Verizon cell phone with no problems. Park was dark and quiet at night for good sleeping. Park is very clean and well taken care on and has single stream recycling, a nice plan. Large propane station near office. Small amount of road noise from I-95 and Hwy 46 but was not a problem. As you drive up to office you have three large parking places to pull into before you go to your site, use this place to unhook the tow if you need to. Staff was helpful and rate was with a Good Sam discount. Club house and pool were very nice. No open fires in this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park. Level sites. Orange trees and ponds around the park. Nice pool that the kids had a great time in. Very nice staff. Showers and bathrooms were nice and clean. Park is big rig friendly and has a security gate. Fairly close to Kennedy Space Center. Verizon wireless was a bit slow here and the Wi-Fi is only at the clubhouse. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very clean and friendly place. We had a back-in, full hookup site parked on concrete pad. Easy access to I-95, but quiet and laid back. We will come back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Always a pleasent place to stay. Huge cable and beautiful pool. Staff wonderful.I do wish they had WiFi for travelers. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is fabulous. The owner is extremely friendly and lively. The grounds staff are friendly. The layout of the park is unique. The landscaping is incredible. The live oaks throughout the park, the green belts and the ponds are stunning. Almost feels like old Florida. You can choose between paved sites or unpaved with more shade. The Wi-Fi works great if you have a repeater or close to the club house. The pool area has two pools and a jacuzzi. There is. BBQ, too. Tennis courts are near the pool. Two private bathhouses and laundry rooms. This is one of the few parks that has private bathhouses. Fairly close to Titusville with Orlando and Sanford about a 35 minute drive. Quite a few natural preserves in the area as well. The night skies are incredible, especially for Florida. Rocket launches from NASA can easily be witnessed from your site or at the pool. Great park and hopefully we'll be able to return someday. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We've camped here many times with rallies, and the facilities are great. The clubhouse is large enough for two groups to have rallies at the same time. This time we used Passport and stayed only one night on our way north. We arrived at 4:05pm and the office was already closed, but our site info was taped to the office door. The Passport rate is "cash only". I have been complaining for years about the poor or non-existent Wi-Fi. They always say they're working on improving it. My only complaint this time is that the park was 2/3s empty yet we were given a dirt site on a rainy night. It was a mess and wasn't necessary. By the way, on nights when there is a space launch you can stand by the pool and get a million dollar view of the takeoff! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We had a spot in the "Hammocks" and the spot was small and dirt. Other areas of the park feature less trees but concrete slabs and are much larger (these are vastly nicer). The park itself is very nice and spread out. The pools and spa were absolutely great, warm and clean. There is a pretty pond with a few resident gators and ibis'. The laundry areas have 2 washers and two dryers. The area nearest the hammocks were musty and left our clothes smelly but the other one was clean and smell-free. The location was very handy to Titusville (the resort is way closer to Mims) and the Kennedy Space Center as well as other great area sights! We would stay again but not in the "Hammock" area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a nice park but not well appointed with site amenities. We made reservations in January and they would not give us a confirmation number. When we arrived they had no recollection of us but luckily we were able to procure a site in spite of the big biker rally in the area. They didn't seem to concerned. The site was tight backing in and landscape suffers because even with a 36' rig we hit the edge. The site is gravel without picnic table. We'd stay again but only for overnight based on the price, lack of amenities and other places available around the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice park. It is kept clean and the sites are large. Very friendly people. Wi-Fi was weak to non existent, our only complaint. We will stay here again! We camped here in a Motorhome.

A former orange grove, this is a 10-year old park with several distinct sections. We stayed in the lower part which was open with spacious sites. Wi-Fi was generally weak. Very friendly and helpful staff, particularly when I had a problem with my tow vehicle when leaving the park. Close proximity to Kennedy Space Center and Merritt Island. We would definitely stay here again when in the area! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This rate was a one time promotion. This is our second visit to this RV Park. Very nice park with plenty of activities on site and some off site group activities as well. The only draw back was the graveled sites. Large stones rather than "crush n run" or pea gravel. We had to replace our out-door rug because of the damage. We also seen other rugs left at the dumpsters while we were there. We stayed for two months. The park is very well kept and the maintenance crew were always busy fixing and painting. Shuffle Board, Tennis Court, Swimming Pool. Three Shower Houses with Laundry. Free Wi-Fi and Cable. Don't Feed the Gators. We will stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Easy check in, lots of info,nice spot. No charcoal BBQ allowed, Wi-Fi didn't reach our spot, we'd stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Campground sounded great for time during the Birding festival in January 2013. I sent email for 14 day reservation but the reply said at this time (Aug 12) they are only taking reservations for 3 months or longer. Will have to keep looking. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This resort served as an excellent base camp for us. The place is actually closer to Mims, two miles, than to Titusville. It was nice to stay at a place with no Park Models. There was an assortment of different sites for us and they are all spacious back-ins except for the rally sites. The entire resort has an excellent lay-out and has a well maintained attractive appearance. Much of the natural wooded habitat is remaining for the Hammock sites and the south side, which we were on, appears to be the most secluded, darkest, and quiet. The north side borders the rowdy brightly lighted KOA park. The Grove sites are immaculate in an open area with a few remaining grapefruit trees. Many sites have a level concrete pad and others have a level packed solid limestone pavement pad. There are several small ponds supposedly with fish. I was not able to confirm the claim by process of fishing. The trees blocked our satellite reception. It didn’t matter since there was cable with plenty of channel selection. There was no Wi-Fi during our stay. The pool was a big disappointment. They claim a lap pool and I expect such a pool to be long enough for swimming a healthy lap. The lap pool is just a short wading spot with unheated water. Cape Canaveral Seashore was 18 miles away, Merritt Island NWR at 12 miles and there is the potential to watch a space launch from this RV Resort. We stayed here at the Passport America rate for two nights. If we are ever back this way we will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beautiful clean park: one of our favorites! We have stayed here for months at a time. They have daily, weekly, monthly and annual rates (winter rates are higher: $42-$45 night). Big rig friendly w/paved roads. Big roomy sites with picnic tables, many are concrete. Non-concrete sites are very nice too, most of these have shade. Cable TV included in rates. Really good water pressure and NO smell, NO strange taste (city water). Big clubhouse w/full kitchen for dances, dinners, etc. Two big, clean pools and a hot tub! Tennis courts, shuffle board courts, horse shoe pits, stocked ponds, nature trails and citrus fruit trees. Bath houses are clean and roomy (huge full individual bath rooms!) and 2 laundry rooms. Pet friendly (leash and clean up required). Close to Canaveral Seashore, Kennedy Space Center and several golf courses. Do-able drive to Daytona Beach and Orlando attractions. Convenient location: off I-95 at exit 223. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great office... friendly, helpful, no problems to speak of at all. The office closes at 2 on Saturdays, but indicated all info would be left on the main door if I checked in late. Nice people. Quiet park, less than 1/2 full, open and easy access with a security gate at the main entry and code box. I was parked in the middle of the area, with larger 'super sites' available and a circular parking area for rallies that was also noted. Central fire pit, trash area, with no site trash pickup. Site was gravel with signs of recent tree removal. Power was good, 50 amp, and water pressure was good, but smelly water due to possibly well water procurement. Water filters help, but not enough. Ours was an overnight stay only in route north for the holiday, so the clubhouse / pool was not used. But many people were seen heading to the pool during our visit. Rating is based upon water quality and our particular site condition, which was level, but could use some attention. I would stay at the park again based upon my experience. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Excellent campground! We came to see the last shuttle go up, but could not get close to KSC. However, we had a very good view of the launch from here, about 5 miles away! Campground is well maintained and clean. Only 1 firepit for the entire campground, however. Hard to get used to (1 at every site where we usually camp up north). Staff answered all our questions regarding shopping in Mims and traveling in the Titusville area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is top notch. Very clean, well groomed, gated with security after hours. On site laundry in two locations as well as restrooms and showers. Club house, whirlpool,and pool in fenced area. We received a rate for our AAA membership. Very nice campground. We will come back again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Rate reflects PPA. 5 Star RV Resort, with all back in sites in Groves, Hammocks, Circle the Wagons (Rally Sites) and the Super Sites. Some sites are gravel but level and all are full hook-ups. The amenities are all immaculate and the staff is very helpful and courteous. During the off season you can take your pick of sites, so it isn't necessary to be on gravel. It's love bug season and staff let us wash the carcasses off the front of the truck and the fifth wheel on site, no fee. This RV resort is top of the line in all regards and worth the stop. Short term or long term, the staff treats you well. Easy access to Kennedy Space Center, Merritt Island and Canaveral Island National Parks. Don't feed the alligators in the resort lakes. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The rate quoted reflects Passport America discount. This campground consists of two distinct parts--older unpaved sites with lots of large trees and newer paved sites with very little vegetation. We were originally assigned one of the unpaved sites but, after inspecting it, we asked for one of the paved ones. Since very few sites were occupied, we were allowed to change even though I don't think the paved sites are normally available at the Passport America rate. We had the place practically to ourselves. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park. Lots of "snow birds" here, and they were all very friendly. Facilities that we saw were all first class. Grounds were well cared for and attractive. WiFi is for a fee, so I used my data card instead. That's one down side. All sites are back-ins. Large concrete pads made the backing in and leveling very easy. If I were ever in this area again, I would most definitely want to return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for a month in a section called the Hammocks. It provides both sun and shade, and is an area of gravel back in sites, both level and semi-private. Spacing between units is very good, so you do not feel crowded at all. Many very friendly people, and the activities are superb. Staff goes out of their way to make you feel welcome. We liked it so much we reserved 2 months next year. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed here for the month of February, which is reflected in the nightly rate. We were in the "Groves' where the sites are paved and fairly well spaced. Did not participate in any activities in the clubhouse but the schedule of activities seemed OK. Many folks return year after year and have formed friendships. Nice location right off I-95 (without the noise), but need to drive a bit to stores/restaurants, etc. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice park as far as the amenities are concerned except for the fact that many sites in the Hammocks are dirt and you must "sign up" for a table! On 2 different occasions we did not get one! This doesn't speak well of a park that charges in excess of $700.00. This year (2011) I was forced to cancel my registration. I had placed a $250.00 deposit on a site in September of 2010. When I called to cancel the girl in the office told me it would be 90 days before I would receive my refund. When I objected she said it was due to "paperwork"! I don't think so - I think it is to collect the "float i.e. the interest on $250.00 for 3 months. This after they have had the money for 5 months. This is PETTY larceny! And, not becoming a park that wishes "resort" status. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A very nice park, but a park of this caliber should have all sites paved. We did not get the Passport America rate as it is not offered in their "busy" season. Nicely kept and well run operation. Was not very full when we were there, but the office said that they would be sold out after New Years. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beautifully maintained resort with the most friendly campers. Large, level, concrete, back-in sites. Both sunny and shaded sites (shaded sites are gravel). Outstanding club house, 2 heated pools and hot tub. Lots of activities: you don't have to leave the resort, except for food. Near Space Coast. Disney and Seaworld are about 90 minutes away. Rate reflects off season, Passport America rate. We planned on staying 2 weeks, but liked it so much we stayed 4. Will definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a Passport America park. We really enjoyed this park. The people are nice, the park is clean, the pool, hot tub and clubhouse is really nice. The only thing, was the pay WiFi for $$$. Has easy I-95 on/off access. Good location to visit Merritt National Wildlife Refuge and other sites. We would camp here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a gated RV resort 17 miles north of Kennedy Space Center and with easy access from I-95. It is very quiet and well maintained. Staff is attentive. Sites are all back in and more or less segregated (motorhomes vs TT and 5th wheels). Pet friendly but without a dog run, although the area west of the entry is a big open field. There are quite a few seasonal sites and most residents are older. We saw very few kids. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I didn't give this park a 10 because there was no Wi-Fi included, there was no picnic table at my site, there are no pull throughs and there is no trash pick up. In spite of this, this is a good value and nice park for the money in Florida in March. This park is off exit 223 on I-95. We were here during bike week so we could easily hear the motorcycles on I-95, but it wasn't bad enough to be a problem. North Daytona is at exit 273, so we had a 50 mile, one way trip in 40 degree temperatures at night. We camped in one of the premium sites, site 97, which have concrete pads off the paved driveway. Driveways are curvy and single lane which gives a natural appearance. The park is gated with a swing arm and electronic keypad. There are gravel pads and the premium sites have concrete pads. The spacing between the sites is generous so there are no slide out or awning problems. Our area had no trees which is excellent for satellite reception, but the park is surrounded by trees and sites with trees are available. There is a maintenance area you can move your motorhome to if you need to do any work. Cable TV was excellent with over 60 channels which didn't match the park's handout, but a "guide" channel was available. There was no Wi-Fi. WifiRV is supposed to be available for an extra fee. I saw the WifiRV signal, but it was so weak I could get a connection only after moving the PC around the motorhome. Rates are $5.95 for 1 day, $15.95 for 3 days and $29.95 for a week. Our concrete back-in pad had a 6 inch drop in 8 feet which great for drainage, but the leveling jacks handled it. The end of the pad that met the paved driveway had a much larger drop and twist where earlier motorhomes had left their drag marks when they were leaving. This was not the case for the other premium sites. The staff and other campers were very friendly. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here 3 nights and wished we could stay longer. It was clean, well kept and had nice amenities. Other campers were very friendly. Pool and hot tub were well cared for. We didn't use the bathrooms or showers so I don't know their condition. We will definitely come back here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed at this park with friends after the great reviews we saw on this site. It was off season so it was not crowded, only 2 other campers around us and maybe a total of 15 through out the park. The sites we stayed on were rustic, but level and had plenty of shade trees. Our friends utilized the restroom/showers and all we heard from them was the great compliments of how clean and secure they were. They have two pools and a spa, one pool has two lanes to swim laps, one is a general pool. While at pool, we noticed they had some pool accessories for use and our kids enjoyed the use of them. I would highly recommend this campground and will return for future visits to central Florida. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Always a pretty classy place to stay. It was off season so we pretty much had the place to ourselves. The pools are wonderful. The office staff are great and the grounds well tended. I do think that they should supply wireless with your site, without having to sign up with their supplier for an extra fee. For seasonal this may work, but its a pain when traveling. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Off season, but about 12 motorhomes in the resort. Quiet and clean, friendly hosts, nice pool area and beautiful hammock area, wildlife and peaceful. Highly recommended. I am sure it is crowded in the winter but great off season for Floridian. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park is in a pristine country setting. It is extremely well maintained. Staff are helpful and friendly, and the campers are friendly. Some campers tend to overdecorate sites and selectively violate the rules, and the management seems to permit this for long-time renters. Generally, however, it's a great park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

All sites for Motorhomes are cement pads and for an aditional fee, super sites are available. Near Kennedy Space center. We stayed for launch and just kept staying. A beautiful park. Wonderful facilities. Great for snowbirds and owner is great. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Were there for almost a month. They have extra large sites. The sites in "The Groves" near highway 46 can be noisy but otherwise the sites are fairly quiet. Seasons in the Sun should actually be listed under Mims. The KOA is right next door and is not near as nice and charges more. The women working in the office are super nice. Nice Rec Hall, billiards room, pools, tennis courts, shuffleboard and now they have Bocci Ball. A fenced in dog play area would be nice. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park get's a "7" only because of one woman in the office who was extremely customer oriented and friendly. The other two women are the typical less than courteous type of help you often see in RV parks. I asked one woman if the hose for the propane tank would reach the other side of my coach where the tank was (because they have the arrows on the street directing you to pull in reverse of normal) and she just said "I have no idea" and walked away. The gal that rung up our receipt was similar. We stayed one night and arrived after hours in our 36' Country Coach and rather than put us on a concrete pad in the nice part of the park we were put on the "circle" which is unpaved and mostly unkempt - weeds and dirt. (so no, they don't discriminate against 5th wheels). On the other hand, the rest of the park is reasonably kept, they have a security gate which requires a code access, and the one woman who appears to be the manager (or owner) is very, very nice. We'd stay their again (if we were give a nicer spot) and would probably give them a "9" or even a "10" if we got one of the nice spots and the other people who work there improve their attitudes. We camped here in a Motorhome.

New park. Pretty. Caters to motor coach, snubs 5th wheels. We camped off season. Wouldn't let us have a concrete pad (not a motor coach) even though empty most of the time we were there. 1 friendly person in the office. People parked next to us had office use inappropriate language with them. Everything is closed off season except for pools and 1 "cold" tub. Grass was not mowed. Not a good experience compared to other places we have stayed. Not friendly in general. Pay WiFi only. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is is one of the best my wife and I have ever stayed at. The staff and owner are extremely kind, courteous and helpful. The pool and clubhouse are in pristine condition. When we complained to the staff that there was no picnic table at our site one arrived before I got back from the office. We would definitely stay here again. The rate reflects weekly charges. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Speedy, but convenient. Rate includes $3 daily electricity fee. Mostly here to see a Space Shuttle Launch. Everything said below is correct. Park really caters to long-term guests this time of year. $15 fee to wash vehicles. Highway noise is annoying, but not all that bad. We stayed in the "grove" section, all concrete pads, all motorhomes, good satellite access. Trailers and 5th Wheels were in other sections of the park. Staff is friendly and efficient, but also annoying somehow. Maybe it's because we're only here for 10 days. Park is actually at Mims, FL - right next door to the KOA. WiFi is not free. We'll probably not stay here again, mostly because of high price. Otherwise, a much better than average place to park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Spent 10 weeks here at the end of high season. Very busy in April but by May the place was mostly cleared out. Weekends would pick back up. One lap pool shorter than 25 yards not heated. One spa operational, the other drained. Family pool just like you would find in your backyard was nice and heated just right. Clubhouse not in use off season. Pool restrooms clean. Laundry room and restrooms in middle of park nice and clean. Concrete pads for motorcoach only. Nice people and staff in park. Pathway throughout park for nature trail. Pet friendly. Gated with keypad entrance. Tennis courts, shuffleboard, fire pit near Rally circle. Two resident alligators to watch in separate ponds. Easy access to I-95. Would stay again. Reserve early for motorcoach lots in high season. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very very nice and all the amenities. Pool area was sparkling clean with hot tub and lap pool. Club house included exercise machines. Staff very cordial and helpful. Large grassy dog area's and that is very important to me. We will return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was our second year at this resort and we have already reserved our site for the 2008 season. We are only able to stay a month due to work schedule but would recommend this place to anyone wanting a quiet well kept campground. The staff is friendly as well as the people whom stay at this resort. They do not discriminate if you only have a small Travel trailer or a large expensive motorhome all are welcome and treated with respect and kindness. The bathrooms are Large and cleaned daily as is the washer-dryer areas. The pools are sparkling clean as is the hot-tub. They have planned activities like wine and cheese tasting and bingo as well as pot luck dinners etc. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice clean park, quiet, very pet friendly, close to everything, great staff. The park WIFI is pretty poor, we would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park was very clean. Geared towards bigger rigs. The Washrooms were very clean and large with each having a shower, sink and toilet. Attached to the washroom was a laundry room. The sites were big with some shaded. The park is well landscaped and even the rally area was treed and shaded. We liked it so much we booked Feb 2007 for a month. The reason for the 9/10 was that the WiFi did not work at all sites. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a nice, friendly park with very spacious sites. Some shaded sites and some without shade. Nice pool and clubhouse. Big rig friendly. We stayed here in 2005. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Already the first impression upon arrival is not good: the reservations office looks like an old tenement. The staff are friendly. On the plots, on the trails, on the lawn: all leaves are off the trees. Nobody cleans. Our picnic table was so dirty that we have exchanged him. We asked the front desk for a broom. The answer was that we have to buy one in Walmart. The Internet is free. But extremely slow. There was a bingo evening. The pool was open and clean. Nice people at the campground. The Campground is located about 400 yards from the highway. And he is on a busy street. Therefore, one should choose a parking space in the rear area. Then you can sleep at night. With around $ 40 the place is too expensive. $ 20 would be appropriate. We are traveling for 3 months through Florida. That was the worst campground. We will not recommend the KOA in Titusville and visit here any more. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is an old, tired KOA that needs some updates. The internal streets are very narrow with a lot of large trees next to the roads which makes maneuvering a large rig difficult. Park rules are not enforced. I was walking my small dog (14 lbs) on a leash when she was attacked by my neighbors a large dog that was not on a leash. A KOA employee talked to my neighbor about keeping their dog on a leash but they didn’t. If you want to stay in the area you might try the Seasons in the Sun RV Resort that is located next to this KOA. Same price but much nicer looking. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is second year we stopped here for one night. Very friendly staff and people, grounds were well kept. Sites are a bit tight especially with a large motorhome. Wi-Fi and cable were excellent. Only recommendation I would suggest is easier access for larger coaches staying for one night. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed one week at this KOA and then moved next door East to another RV Park that was much nicer for less money. This camp ground has several permanent sites that are quite trashy. The pool almost had an oily sheen to it. We didn't use it. Wi-Fi very spotty. Laundry was dated and and needed cleaned. We decided to find a local laundry. We will not stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This mostly was a Dump. Check out other reviews. They are on target. If you stay on a premium site and there are only 35, not bad. More the half this park is over winter seasonal or full time residents living here. No rules for site up keep. Place was dumpy. Tent people also living here full time. Many other campers felt the same. Here for space shuttle launch. Booked in September 2010 and they did not have my proper reservation. Complained to KOA Corporate which did nothing. Wi-Fi worked. Laundry area dated and half broken down. Roads were narrow. My site hookups were at back of site. Could be problem with some sewer length. Would not stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This KOA has 2 sections. One is primarily for monthly's and long term and the sites are mostly grass and sand. The section I was in is very nice with landscaping and large sites. Was here for 9 days. This KOA is at 72 feet elevation. Stayed in Site 106 which offered 30/50 amp service and full Hookups. Wi-Fi and Cable were available at no additional charge. Roads are asphalt with concrete site and patio. Site spacing was Good. Campground is pet friendly. Wal-Mart was 10 miles from campground and Winn Dixie Grocery was 4 miles. Unable to comment on other amenities as I did not use them except for laundry which was OK. Staff is very customer oriented. Was able to receive Dish 110/119 Satellite TV, AT&T Wireless G3 Internet and AT&T Cellular Service from this site. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has a few good sites and a lot of very bad sites. They seem to cater to fulltime campers and some of the sites are so run down it was disgusting. Some had old furniture, broken A/C units, trash, and everything you could think of stuck under their awnings or "make-shift" porches. The locals like to gather together on the weekends and party. I had to go out at midnight and ask the campers behind us to please try to keep the noise down. The sites are so close together that they were only 10 feet away from my bedroom window. They had large tiki torches going underneath their awning--kind of dangerous. The next day they did their intimidation routine to us by walking in our site (2 feet from our camper), standing in the site, and making foul comments. There are several other campgrounds in the area so I will never stay here again. I can't believe KOA puts their name on such a nasty looking campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has a split personality and should have two ratings. The west side (a 7 or 8) is for overnighters, and the east side (a zero) is all permanents. Pros: The west side has wide concrete slabs, all back ins. There is a large number of cable TV stations, and WiFi is free. There are flowers between sites, some are shaded, and some are open. There are 2 dirt pull-throughs, long enough to not unhook. Cons: Road noise would be tough for soft sides. Interior roads are quite narrow, so big rigs need to ask for a site with no trees on the opposite side to have room to back in. There are a lot of squirrels that spent way too much time in our wheel-well and under our rig, looking for an entry. They were hard to scare away. One climbed our steps and looked in the screen while I was only three feet away! Rules were not enforced (from clotheslines to noise). One night, "music" near by was so loud until midnight that it was hard to hear our TV, let alone attempt to sleep. The east side, with permanents was one of the worst in appearance we've seen in 40 years of camping. Sites had run down trailers with all kinds of furniture and debris in the yards. It looks like the owners are trying to fix up half the park, but unless something is done with the other half, many people may drive on. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Rate was based on KOA "discount" plus "sales tax". To say that this KOA is an over priced dump is an understatement. As a previous review stated it has a split personality. An old, dumpy side where we were, because we needed a pull through and a newer side that has back to back narrow sites. Squirrels are everywhere here - even a dead one at our site. Apparently someone thinks they are cute and feeds them. The roads on the older side are VERY narrow, with cars parked into the roads making a difficult enough exit worse. We would never return here and would not recommend it to anyone. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not a bad place. Nothing that was impressive. Just another KOA. We stayed a week. Then went to another park for a rally, did some boon docking and then returned to stay for a month. However, upon our arrival we were told that they were not honoring the "hot deal" that they have on the internet. The price was ridiculous. So, we found a new place. Due to their refusal to honor the hot deal, we will not return to this place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The restrooms/showers are always sparkling clean, as is the pool. The employees are friendly and helpful. There are some full time people with nice sites, as well as some full time sites that are, not so nice. The Wi-Fi can be problematic at times, and it's hard to get help with it. They provide free cable TV from Brighthouse (which comes in great) so we just got a cable modem and use that instead. The playground is a nice bonus for those of us with kids. It's very shady, and they take care of fire ants pretty well. The mosquitoes can be really bad at times. The owner is friendly and willing to work out deals on rates if you're staying long term. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Overall, good park. Restrooms were spotless. Store staff was friendly. Helpful escort to site. Plenty of crystal clear cable channels. The bad? very very slow Wi-Fi. There was decent signal throughout the park, but the connection itself was almost as bad as dial-up at times. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I've found campers are a diverse group.. but to give this campground a rating any higher than a '2' is either people 'spoofing' or bogus reviewers with a stake in the business. This place is a dump- incredibly close quarters (they shoe-horn in RV's everywhere), ratty and unkept, rude employees, WI-FI so slow almost unusable. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was our second stay at this CG, the staff is very friendly, our kids really enjoy their stay here. The facilities are clean and the grounds are always being worked on. We have family nearby but there are also other campgrounds in the area, but for us this is the place to be. A visit to Cape Canaveral is must while in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We used this campground as a one night stop over. They have done a lot of improvements since the last time we were here; over 10 years ago. However, the landscaping, while attractive, has created an obstacle course for larger RV's. The gruff individual that led us to our site was of no help and I actually asked him to keep quiet as I could not hear my wife's directions. I also watched him lead a 43' Class A into an impossible turn which almost damaged the coach. The bathrooms and showers were fine and I don't think the permanent sites are a problem. However, I don't think we will return. The tight quarters and gruff staff is not what I consider relaxing. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We found this campground to be one of the poorest maintained ones we've been in. The campground contains a number of seasonals who don't keep their sites up. The person helping me locate the trailer on the site screamed at me for backing up over the corner of the concrete pad which was in poor condition. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice campground close to Interstate 95. Friendly and helpful staff. Concrete pads but very close together. Wouldn't recommend for long stay but nice for a couple of day visit to Florida's Space Coast. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is too close to a busy highway(US 46) and there is traffic noise. The staff was somewhat friendly. The pool is nice and the campground is close to a nice fishing lake. most sites are shaded. We camped here with cousins who rented a cabin and that seemed nice. I rated this campground a little low for several reasons. Some permanent residents had trashy sites. You are required to rent a fire ring to have a campfire. That was a major turn-off for me and seemed greedy. We also brought our own bicycles to ride around and when I needed air in my tire I was told they do not have an air compressor. Seems untruthful to me since they rent bicycles. I had to go to the gas station 1/2 mile away to fill my tire. we will probably not return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Close to I-95 with easy access, we didn't have much road noise. Concrete pads that look to be 1 or 2 years old. Back in sites, however you are taken to the site and directed as backing in. WiFi was acceptable. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is close to I-95, so there is some traffic noise. There is a nice pool for the kids, bikes for rent, and short term stays have nice large concrete pads with a picnic table and grill. There are mostly shaded spots with some open, so satellite can be used here. They have a dog walk along a fence at the back of the park. The reason I gave it a low mark is because of their wifi. They give you a card which is good for your stay (24hrs, 48hrs, etc.), but every time your computer goes to sleep, you have to log back in, and the signal does drop in and out a bit, so sometimes it takes a while to get back on. And if you do stay here, take Hwy. 1 towards Titusville. A few miles down the road is a fruit stand. They have the best Red Navel oranges! We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park itself is fairly clean, but there are a lot of permanent residents with motorhomes in poor condition throughout the park. My biggest problem with our stay was the squirrels. I enjoy wildlife, but the owners feed the squirrels and they are overrun with them. Every time I came out of the motorhome thay were all over the picnic table and my tow car. It got really tiring after a couple of days. When I mentioned it at the front desk, they looked at me like I was crazy. They are very proud of being overrun with squirrels, and don't understand the potential health concerns that hundreds of squirrels could cause. I would never consider camping there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We came to this campsite because it was near the Kennedy Space Shuttle launch 23rd Oct, we were made to feel very welcome by the management and people who work on the grounds, we were told that ongoing work at the campsite was in progress and for that I praise their honestly, there is a bit of a mess around the ground but it's only to be expected if digging is going on, we were escorted by a very friendly lady to our site who even offered to help set up our site, although the campsite looks messy I have to give this campsite a high rating because they really went out of their way to make us feel welcome during our stay, if we ever return to the area we would stay at this campsite, hopefully the work will be finished and the area will be grassed over. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed at this campground for a few weeks in August. I have to say if you want a friendly or clean campground go some place else. The employees are so rude its amazing. The sites are tight and some are almost impossible to get into because of the trees and because of the cars parked in the road. I did see they were adding new sits but with all the trees I still don't see how they will be any better to get into. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Half of campground is being redone,very muddy. That is where we ended up, in a site next to mud. Maybe when improvements are done, this will be a nice place to stay. Cable Tv did not work at our pole,wi-fi did not work either, even though I followed direction and input code, held connection for about 30 seconds. I wish I had known about the construction, would have picked a different place to stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed overnight, while there are not "pull-thru" sites, the park was fairly empty, except for the long term users, I saw only three others just passing thru. The pool was being repaired, so we did not use it, the management was very friendly, quite a change from previous KOA experiences. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is very conveniently located right off of I-95. It would be a great place for an overnight stay except that I have seen no pull through sites. The sites are a decent size, pretty much standard KOA. There are many permanent residents. Some of these units are in very poor shape. However, the permanent residents are generally located separately from the transients. There is strong wifi throughout the park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The only good thing I have to say about this place is that it is convenient to the Interstate, relatively quiet (except for the major traffic), and fairly clean. Apparently, all KOA Corporate cares about is that this site meets their "one mile or less from the Interstate" rule and makes profit for them. Because the rest of this facility bites big time! Everything else about this KOA needs to change, including some form of "noise barrier" (fence, shrubs, or wall is needed between the park and the major State Road directly in front of the park), with heavy and noisy traffic all hours of the day and night, to include speeding vehicles and large trucks using "jake brakes" all night long! Also, the placement of the outdoor lighting means your windows will be flooded with light all night long! They need to shield the existing lighting, move it to better locations, or offer better window coverings to block the lighting. This park could benefit from some major improvements and a major KOA overhaul of service level. The reason I choose KOA is for an expected high level of service that is provided at a higher price, not to get ripped off for "extras" on top of that high price. If I want that, I will take my business to a campground that charges half the price and pay the extras, not pay double the rate then extras on top of that. It is one thing to pay a premium fee when one expects premium service. It is completely different to pay premium fees for NO service and extras cost on top of that! I state this because of their policy for fires. No wood fires are allowed, even in the BBQ pits. If you wish to burn wood, you must pay $100 deposit plus a daily rental fee for an enclosed, portable, patio-type fireplace. When I enquired why fires are not allowed on the ground, a representative stated, "it is forbidden by State Law". A quick check with the the Florida Department of Agricultural and Consumer Services (ACS), The sub-department known as the "Forestry Service", indicated that this was an outright lie. Apparently, this KOA doesn't want to allow wood fires inside a burn ring so that they can make money off of renting portable fireplaces. KOA should be ashamed of the profittering this franchise tries to make from the customers. Other KOAs in Florida and Georgia allow fires on the ground and some even provide free firewood, all included in that double-rate price we pay to stay at KOA! The roads are way too narrow, barely wide enough for one car. Trees are way too close to the roads, making backing and turning near impossible unless you move the picnic table next to the Kabin. They claim they are renovating the bathrooms, but what they have so far is way too small. While the shower stalls are acceptable to moderately-sized people, the small changing room between the shower stall and the enclosure door looks like a "Romper Room" kindergarten desk. If you try to sit on the bench, your knees end up against the wall! And I am only 5'8"! I would hate to see a big and/or tall person in that space! This will be the last time I ever stay at this KOA, and after 3 bad experiences with KOAs, plus another site at Lake Whippoorwill that falsely advertises "hard-shell tents" as "One Room Kamping Kabins" and all of these complaints ignored by KOA corporate, I am considering cutting up my KOA Value Card and dumping KOA forever! I can pay 1/2 the price at non-KOA campgrounds, still have money left over for these extra "rip-offs", and get the same or better service for less! KOA, do something about these franchises or be prepared to start losing business! We camped here in a Campground Cabins.

I'm sorry to say this park is not very good. Maintenance is very bad and some water and cable lines are actually running from site to site on top of the ground. There are also quite a number of permanent residents who have constructed ad-hoc additions onto their RVs in an unprofessional manner. Many RVs haven't been moved in years and the place has an overall rundown appearance. I had intended to stay for a month before I got there, but left after just two days. The surrounding community is likewise not what I had hoped it would be. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Paved roads and lots of Oak and Maple shade. Friendly park for family weekend getaway. Separate game rooms for the kids (arcades and billiards), and adults (WIFI, cards, and social). Never before had to pay for a fire pit at a KOA and saw no special events posted for holiday weekend guests. Rather the activities director had planned things in the middle of the week more suitable for the seasonal guests. We stayed here in a class B in late Dec '05 and would stay again. It's a KOA! We've never had a bad experience with KOA. We camped here in a Motorhome.