
Review summary
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The campsite generally offers a clean, quiet, and welcoming environment that is conveniently located near major attractions like Disney and Universal Studios. Most campers appreciated the well-maintained facilities, spacious lots, and the friendly atmosphere created by both hosts and neighbors. Despite this, one significant issue arose with the gated entry system, which left a camper frustrated when the gate wouldn't open and staff were unhelpful. Overall, the site is well-suited for families and those looking to enjoy nearby theme parks, though potential technical hiccups with entry should be noted.
Camped in a 37 ft fifth wheel, Jan 2025.
Recommends
We loved camping here! It’s clean, gated, convenient to all! We’d definitely come back and well worth the money!!!
Camped in a 29 ft travel trailer with pets, Dec 2024.
Recommends
Great friendly area, made me feel welcome. I definitely hope to be able to stay here again
Camped in a 60 ft class a, Nov 2024.
Doesn't recommend
It’s pretty, but don’t. Just don’t. The gate never worked before the 3rd attempt to open with our code. (Essentially, it calls the host, but if they don’t receive or respond, you’re stuck outside the gate. I actually had to park my rental car on the street (risking a tow or ticket) because it wouldn’t open after 6-7 attempts. So, I went into the office and explained the situation to the employee. She said, “Well, we’re just an HOA, not a rental company. I can’t do anything for you.” And she said it while grinning ear to ear, as though it gave her pleasure to refuse any help whatsoever - not even an “I’m sorry.” I had a $300k RV inside, where we had spend the previous four nights, and I was prepared to show receipts, or provide any other proof needed. But again, she couldn’t be bothered. After repeatedly calling the host, I finally got an answer and the explanation, “My phone never rang.” Whether the gate issues were technical or human in nature, the most irritating (and easily avoidable) part was the grinning, useless woman in the office who couldn’t open the gate for me. NOTE: This morning, there was a craft show/sale, and you wouldn’t believe it: both gates were standing wide open for anyone to enter. (But she couldn’t do anything for a paying guest.) Oh, and the 30-amp supply in my slip didn’t work, so I had to go elsewhere to charge my rental car. Mildly annoying.

Also during that time my cell phone reception was much weaker making it more difficult to accept or respond to your gate code buzzer. It's better now because of some newer developments near our Braselton, GA home location.










