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.

Really liked the experience. Everything felt well organized, the people were welcoming, and the…read moreservice had a nice personal touch. Easy to recommend.

The cons: the grass is overground. Little dogs can get lost inside all the tall grass. Next to the…read moredeep end stairs of the pool has a loose paver which can pinch your foot if walking by it. The office is near the back of the complex which results in very little appearance of safety. Then I've heard things get stolen. Pros: quiet park with large parking spots. Easy in and out. Close to a lot of things.

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

Landing has so many great qualities it is hard to pin point one. Well maintained, clean with lots…read moreto do. Beautiful pond and heated pool, horseshoes and shuffleboard with tons of different events from entertainment, comedy, live bands, dances, Bingo, cards, 3 Billiard tables, ping pong and food functions - from wings to to BBQ's and pot luck dinners to die for. The Park Manager and Maintenance are awesome and go out of the way to make this park run smoothly. Always on top things. Love living here!!! DJ Z-Hills Florida

I wouldn't even give it a 1 only because management is completely rude and nasty. This is supposed…read moreto be your home, yes I do understand that you need to keep things up. They see me out there all the time trying to fix things make it look nice. I replaced my windows out front myself they threatened me saying I need a permit. I don't I checked with the state. I know Northerns come. I talked to several people one lady stated there not allowed to have the dog bark so they had to put a shock collar on it. My neighbor's dog barks all the time I guess that's ok because she works in the office. Not that I mind dogs communicate by barking. Everyday I hate living here only because of the manager. She also tried to solicit work for her husband and because I told her no she's been nasty. 1

I have lived at this property for over a year, and unfortunately, my experience has become…read moreincreasingly uncomfortable. My biggest concern is an employee named Eric. His interactions with me have repeatedly felt rude, aggressive, and intimidating. On one occasion, he was walking directly through the lot I rent, in front of my RV. Because I have cameras around my RV for the safety of my dog and myself, I simply asked if everything was okay. His response was unnecessarily rude and aggressive. Since then, whenever I see him, I feel uncomfortable and, honestly, afraid. I understand that I rent the lot and that the property belongs to the company. However, I believe residents deserve to be treated with basic respect and courtesy in the place they call home. Recently, I went to the office to ask questions about my rent while Eric was on the phone. I understand he was busy, but he spoke to me very loudly and said, "Excuse me, I'm on the phone." I felt completely dismissed. There is a professional way to communicate with a tenant, even when you are busy. I want to acknowledge that I met Jerek from management, and he was extremely kind. He shook my hand, gave me his information, and made me feel welcomed and like he was genuinely there to help. I honestly wish I had reached out to him about my concerns that day. I also want to recognize the employees who have treated residents with kindness. Jonathan was always helpful, and the employee who took over his position has been wonderful--kind, patient, and respectful. I truly appreciate her. The reason I waited so long to leave a review is because I wanted to give the property and management an opportunity to improve. I like to see the good in people, and I hoped to see positive changes. Unfortunately, I have not seen the changes I hoped for. I am honestly concerned that speaking openly about my experience could make management want me to leave the property. However, I believe residents and future residents deserve to know what my experience has been, particularly regarding my interactions with Eric. I hope management takes these concerns seriously and works toward creating an environment where every resident feels respected, welcomed, and safe.

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.

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.

Can't say enough about how great it was renting from K&M. Trailer is beautifully adorned and…read moreeverything is in proper working order. Best part was getting to our site and having everything set up and fully functional. Coffee bar is a huge added bonus. The add on rentals made easy for us to pack and prepare for our visit. Most importantly, both owners are very communicative and respond fast. I'm planning my next adventure with them in mind for the next one.

We originally came here to go to the Tampa RV show. It was difficult to find because the park was…read morelisted as another name, Palm Manor. I honestly don't know the correct current name. But the spaces are wide. It's quiet. There is no highway noise. There is occasional trains but isn't that true with most RV parks? They have a pickle ball court and it seems like a nice community. I wish the WiFi was better but it's enough to get me online.