i've been here about 3 months. this is one of the best communities i've ever lived in. some people…read morework, but a lot of people are retired. everyone helps one another and are very friendly. there is zero drama due to the fact that the guy running the place won't put up with it.

Cute mobile home and tv park. There's probably 200 of both inside this small park. Is gated which…read moreis nice and has a store on property.

Loose dogs and trash on the streets and over grown lawns. Went for a tour and decided not to stay.read more

I loved camping at Clarcona Horse Park. It was spacious and so peaceful. I couldn't have asked for…read moreanything more. The bathrooms were immaculate, and there was a code pad to enter. Best to have a pic saved on phone for late night bathroom breaks. Can't beat the price and the staff is so friendly and helpful. I will definitely stay here again if I'm working in the area or passing by.

Clean bathrooms, well maintained grounds, horse stalls close to the arena's and staff was super…read morefriendly. Just wish the actual horse stalls had better even footing for the horses. They were in very uneven footing. This is probably from years of rain and probably lack of maintenance since horses cant complain like people can. If anyone who works here reads this please help the horses who have to live in these stalls for days with maintaining the stall floors. Noting even if I piled up shavings in my horses stall it would all fall out because of a huge gap in the stall doors.

This is probably Apopka' best park - there's a large, modern, shaded, fenced playv area with things…read morefor younger and older kids. There's a lake with a dock, and plenty of green space and covered pavilion areas. There is also another park space across the street with another kid's play area. That one is an oldet style, but still nice and well-kept. There are tons of pavilions and grilling areas with nearby parking. You can really have your own space here. Overall, very nice park with all the bells and whistles.

My son and I came across this beautiful little gem of a park while looking through the map on the…read morelake Apopka wildlife Drive pamphlet. We decided to check it out. We were not disappointed! Boy, did we not expect to see what we saw! Peacocks! Just living their lives amongst this beautiful serene park. Just make sure to respect the wildlife here, as well as anywhere else. I did not approach the peacocks, I waited for the peacocks to approach me at a safe distance. This park is quiet, beautiful, relaxing, and fully equipped with playground equipment for all ages. It also has a volleyball court and nice pavilions that you can rent out and barbecue at. There are even campgrounds out here on the property. There are so many things that you can do here in this beautiful little oasis of a place. Come take advantage of all that you can see and do! Take my word for it. You will not be disappointed.

Very over priced to rent a parking space with pool access for having to clean up a year's worth of…read moreyard debris and litter from the previous tenant. Had to wait 8 days from paying first, last, and electric deposit to get a mailbox key. The water piping is super loose so who knows how long it will take before it cracks. Also, the former tenant sheared the cable line and the manager and owner refused to call to get it repaired. Plus there is a delapeatated mobile home with plants growing into the windows next to us. Yes, I should have seen the many red flags but it was the only option that was close to hub's work.

If zero stars were an option. If you're into pedifiles, the entire park got a perverted chain going…read moreon. Rats are not handled out here. The park management got no accountability when it comes to any issues you may have , such as rodents, rent & electricity, maintenance.. Questions aren't answered. You're paying these people rent and they dont even appreciate their tenants. Having to hear from the person who hosts orientation that they once use to make a profit off of people rent and light done did it for me , some landlords got in trouble. Secret exposed . It's still happening.

This is a beautiful RV/mobile home park, complete with an olympic sized pool near the entry…read more Buildings with bathrooms and showers are provided throughout the campgrounds. The lawn is meticulously kept and multiple trash can areas provided, it seems like every few feet, but it is more than that and lids are strung together so they stay on. Washer and dryers are provided off the back of the office. Some lots are 50 and others are 30 amp. Bring your own adapter, there are none in the area to be found. Believe me we looked at camping, hardware and even Walmart stores. We were told to pick the lot we wanted as many were open. We found a nice spot next to a pond, but it was 50 amp, so we had to choose another one. Many people live here full time, some just keep their trailer set up, so when they snowbird, it's all set up. We had electrical, water and sewage hookup and very limited television service. It was listed as having WIFI, but there was none. Some residents had satellite dishes, towers and other ways to obtain internet service. This could really be a great campground if they provided the WIFI service that they advertised. Some residents were very friendly, in fact too friendly at times. If we went out of our RV, they would come over with the family and beer, smoking us out of our space. We couldn't eat outside and had no quiet time in our space. Fortunately we didn't stay long, and when we left, the neighbors came running over again, even though it was quite early in the morning. Perhaps I learned a lesson about full time RV'ers that live in one space, or maybe the long term and short term visitors should be in different areas of the park. If you go, bring your data minutes, you'll need them. Nice park though.

For a short stay--such as an overnight or a two-night visit like ours--this campground is adequate…read moreand offers full hook-ups. However, we did experience a significant inconvenience during our departure. While we were hooking up our camper, the lawn maintenance worker was mowing extremely close to our site, blowing grass clippings onto our belongings and ourselves. The lack of awareness and consideration for our space and safety was frustrating, as it felt like we were in the way rather than guests. Additionally, the campground appears to cater primarily to full-time residents, so it doesn't have the typical atmosphere or charm of a more traditional campground.

This was our first time staying here at Encore Winter Garden Rv Resort…read more... We are Thousand Trails members and have been for about 4 years now. We decided to stay here because of the location to some of the shopping and attractions my wife wanted to do while there! * Definitely like how close it is to everything. * The staff has been nice during our once meeting during checkin. Since then I haven't had the need to go to the office for anything. * It's definitely NOT a resort. * We didn't use any of the pools because it was cold but the park does have two nice pools. * Our site was decent and somewhat level and quiet. Overall we will definitely comeback to Encore Winter Garden!

Good clean close to everything you'll need for life. Also…read morehas a pickle ball court right down the road

So you've seen it, heard of it, and like me, possibly have been wanting to experience the hype of…read moreliving tiny. After countless episodes of HGTV tiny living, I just had to try it for myself. I found Orlando Lakefront Tiny House and RV Park online and started following them on social media. They offer 12 tiny homes for rent and also have lot rentals for those who have turned tiny living into their everyday norm. We decided on "The Swan." Having two little kids I wanted to make sure I had as many comforts from home as I could. However, there is literally a tiny house to suits all needs. The Swan has two lofts with queens beds, a pull out couch, full kitchen with a microwave, stovetop, farm style sink, pots and pans for use, and utensils for those who need them. Lots of counter space which was nice. A TV and a fireplace. Full bathroom with a regular size toilet and shower. The tiny house itself is one of their biggest at 400 sqft. They have stairs which was great for my little ones. When we first arrived we were just so excited and found the tiny house to be super clean which I appreciated given the times. It felt spacious. The lofts served their purpose and was very exciting for my little ones. We had plenty of space for our things but knowing we were going tiny, I packed accordingly (packing cubes are the way to go). The sofa that doubled as a pull out bed sat all four of comfortably when we settled down to watch movies at night. The park offers free use of their fire pit, canoes, corn hole, volleyball net, and fishing poles. The majority of the tiny homes face the lake so it's a really nice view to wake up too. The community Itself is quiet our kids rode their scooters, played corn hole and enjoyed sitting out by the dock. If you're looking for a nice quiet trip to relax, it definitely met that need. At night we sat by the fire and enjoyed s'mores. Now remember it is communal so all guest are welcome to come and enjoy the fire. They don't provide the firewood so keep that in mind. You will need to bring or purchase your own. Overall we had a really nice stay and look forward to coming back and trying out some of their other tiny homes. Now, here's the reasons for the 4 stars. For one, it might be silly, but I'm super bummed that they don't recycle. There's one big trash can and no rules or procedures for recycling. They also offer free use of their fishing poles you just need to bring your bait, however, all the poles were either broken or all tangled up. I didn't prep and bring any because I figured, oh they have, we'll use the ones there. My daughter was bummed that she couldn't fish. So I would suggest you bring your own. The fire pit is a great spot to hang out once the sun goes down but during the day unless your sunbathing, there's really no where to just sit by the lake and relax. It's way too hot. The tiny house although super modern and nice, had some cracks in the stairs that needed to be fixed. The pillows were paper thin and extremely uncomfortable to sleep on. The stools were loose and wobbly, the front door was difficult to open and would get stuck due to the deck. The railing on the deck was wobbly and some tiles needed fixing. Things that need to be kept in mind with traveling with kids and could potentially be dangerous. As stated above, these were minor things and won't prevent us from coming back. The experience was fun and totally worth it. Our kids had fun and we enjoyed the quiet. Looking forward to trying out some of their other homes.

Huge price fluctuations. Bed sheets had stains, area is in a ghetto part of Orlando. AC was also…read morenot cooling properly. Will never stay here again. Save your money. For the price I paid, I could have stayed overlooking the ocean.

I want start off by saying that the camp hosts are extremely nice and helpful. The place is clean…read moreand kept up well. I would give this a higher rating if not for the following: This has got to be the noisiest campground I have ever stayed at. There is constant road noise, but even worse, there is a charter air service close and the small engine planes take off every 2 to 15 minutes. This goes on all day and into the night. The WiFi at our site was non-existent - space 26. There is an excessive amount of permanent campers, mixed in with the recreational campers. Overnight stays will probably be ok, but do not expect it to be a quiet experience.

What a cool place! Great people work there all friendly and attentive to your needs. We really like…read moreit and recommend it. We loved watching the smallish planes flying that was very cool. We ordered a fire pit they brought right out. We have a great spot, it's perfect. The store is so cute. A great playground for the kids. The pool is awesome. I highly recommend this camp.

Lake Lotus Park is a wonderful park located close to the border of Orange and Seminole County…read more While a few of the Boardwalk walking paths were temporarily closed, I still enjoyed my walk along their walking path amongst the trees. There was a decent amount of parking and there was a sign for overflow parking. They have several signs warning of black bears and giving instructions on what to do if you encounter a black bear. All in all, this was a wonderful park to come and visit and I would definitely recommend that you come check this wonderful park out. Overall, I am going to give Lake Lotus Park five stars. The Orlando area has some great parks and Lake Lotus Park is definitely just another great reason to live in this area. Again, Lake Lotus Park has my recommendation and I give it an overall score of five stars. Go see Lake Lotus Park for yourself.

Was drawn to this park for all the boardwalk trails, but upon arrival we saw that the boardwalk was…read moreclosed and has been for some time. There were two different playground areas (one for younger children and one for older children). There were a a couple of micro trails that you could walk and plenty of parking. That was about it. There is a lot of potential here and I would love to come back one day when the boardwalk has been repaired and reopened.