This is a very nice park. I enjoyed my stay. Thanks. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This resort is very close to lots of Florida tourist attractions. There were lots of activities going all the time. Only complaint is that the laundry facilities were spread around the property but only had one or two washers and one dryer in each building. Made for doing laundry challenging. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have been camping here since 2004 usually for three months in the winter. The office staff has no concerns for the people in the park and are rude. They have three hot tubs and only one is working but it is very dirty. For the past three years I have been complaining about the filthy rest rooms and showers. I get all kind of excuses. The showers have mold growing in them. All the office staff has to say is they are having problems with the mold. The cleaning staff checks and signs the checkup sheet everyday but they do not clean it. It is very hard to find a level site. I would say there are more that are not level than level. My front tires were lifted off of the ground. The picnic tables are deplorable if you can get one. All you get is sewer and water. If you stay for a month or more you have to pay for your eletric. All of the other items, such as cable, wi fi, are not supplied you have to purchase it. They also charge extra for a corner lot, and lots near the club houses. Trying to get something done or taken care of is like pulling teeth. I know it sounds as though I am complaining alot but the nice feature about this place is the people that stay there. As far as the office staff and the manager goes there is a lot to be desired. I also noted that there are numerous sites empty and I know of people that have called and they say they are all booked up. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place is close enough to all the Orlando tourist spots to serve as a base of operations. This is a huge place with over 1,000 sites. Most sites have park models on them. The RV park has a very nice 18 hole, par 67, golf course right in the middle of it. When we arrived they gave us a choice of about 75 sites and said "take your pick". Some sites are shaded, some not, some are on concrete, some not, some close together, some not. This is definitely a destination park. We stayed here a week and were very happy with the place. We will definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Recently we have reported problems to the office staff about the pool at the Veranda area at Clerbrook RV Park. Yesterday, the pool was cold again. The office staff was notified..the answer “I thought that was fixed, I’ll tell the manager and report it. Our history with the park goes back to 2000 and our purchase of a membership. This purchase was influenced by the people who RV in the Park and the strong leadership of a visible manager, that knew the people and problems of the area and Park. We bought our Park Model in March 2007 when lot rent was $3000.00 and gas prices were on the rise...the housing market was comfortable. So, what awaited us in May 2008 a lot rent increase of $2000.00 For us we bought into the Park 1. Because of our friends 2. Economical reasons Our problem began with the increase in rent, paying $5000.00 +. The promises made for the improvement of the Park . This is not a ***five star resort***. During our retirement on a fixed income and the economic instability has placed pressure and a strain on the financial outlook. ELS answer is to raise rent, unstable rules in park for special people, and Pools that are not fully functioning. Reporting problems to the office via verbal communications does not seem to help except to place you on a “A” list Do we need to write out all our complaints??? Pool problems: I was surprised at the five couples that came up while I was in attendance...they did not get in the water...when told to report it to the office, the standard answer was WHY, they don’t listen to us. Remote Entrance: Again, we bought in this park March of 2007...and at the time are name was placed on a waiting list for a remote entrance opener. It has been two years...answers over the years...computer blew up...unable to program...lighting strike and a third party needed to repair the opener...it will be here in a month...it will be here in two week, we are working on the problem...!!!!!!! On the other hand it is not uncommon to see the RV entrance gate up...our relatives and friends hassled , even though a entrance note was given to the office or gate... Hot Water: Hot water at Veranda not working We camped here in a Motorhome.

My husband and I took the family to Citrus Valley for a Disney vacation - and we could not have been more pleased with the park. Everything is brand new and the facilities are fantastic! They advertise the park as near Disney and it is only 10 miles away. The staff could have been friendlier, but other than that pretty much everything exceeded our expectations. I highly recommend this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If I am in error for reviewing a campground that I have stayed at for the past 3 years in the winter; while owning my own campground during the summer. Please inform me. Lake Magic has been in a transition period for the 3 years we have stayed here. We have stayed at this campground since I work for Disney during the winter months. This year I have reached my tolerance level. In mid-season, managers have changed. It went from Great to Worse. Since the management change, we have no activity director, no music poolside on Sundays, volunteers doing all the work regarding activities both inside and outside of the park, no newsletters of any upcoming events. Managements' response is I have to cut corners per Corp's instructions. Although I do love the spot where I stay; I did return to this Park for the above reasons. I do not want to go to a volunteer's site to pay for a trip to Hard Rock in Tampa. Nor do I want to be told to come back another time to pay my site rent. I judge RV Parks by their appearance, management and by their amenities. This park is very clean and very close to work. Management needs to attend functions so that the "seasonals" would get to know her. It may seem that I have a problem with just management but it is not. When you return to a park you expect to receive what the website offers. When cutting back on amenities causes dissatisfaction with me, it is time I find another place to go. Unless, I come up with another $1000 (approximately) I cannot leave. I would be happy if I could transfer my balance with another Encore Park but this was not offered to me. I am not offered compensation if I have to return home because my sibling is dying of cancer. Figure it out for yourself once you have made this your home base in the winter, you have no alternative but to stay regardless of the circumstances that may arise. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were booked in a "Super site" and were very happy. Outstanding facilities. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice park. The sites are large, some on pavement, some on gravel but all have grass and the streets are paved. The pools are some of the cleanest we've ever seen. We stayed as Coast to Coast members so the price was good. Quite a drive to major shopping but close to groceries and Walmart and other necessities. There is a $3 a day "Resort" fee at Encore parks which is a rip off but they seem married to it. Hopefully the downturn in the economy will let them know that campers don`t like being taken advantage of. This park has activities so at least you are paying for something if you use them. Not all parks have amenities and still charge the fee. We will definitely come back to this park if we are in the area. (888) 558-5777 We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were very disappointed in this campground. There is NO shade and only small trees at this campground. It was miserably hot and there was no swimming or camp fires permitted. Nothing for children to do. I would have thought from the campground map that we would be able to see the lakes from our site but it was overgrown with bushes. I will not return to this park any time of the year. The bathrooms were clean as in most State Parks and the dump sites (2) were handy with no waiting. They had quite a few pull in sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has three loops. All have 50 amps, water, table, fire rings, BBQ cooking equipment, and a little off level but not bad. Park sits on land that is center of Lake Dixie and Lake Hammond. Lake Louisa is very large and close by to swim in plus has picnic grounds. DTV works well here and Verizon cell phones were to the top. Dump station was great as you can dump on way in or out, very nice and wide. You will find 14 sites have full hookups and a number of the sites are for the physically challenged. No play ground equipment for the kids. Park also has 20 large cabins to rent that over look Lake Dixie. Price was half off, people who live in state receive a discount. We camped here in a Motorhome.

As others have said this is an open campground and there's very little in the way of shade. Sites are gravel and un-level but not bad. Most are narrow but plenty long enough for big rigs. Electric and water only on most sites. Dump station available and convenient. Only one trash drop off site for the entire campground so it can be a bit of a hike depending on where your site is. Park is clean and pretty well maintained with the exception of the weeds between sites and along roads which needed mowing badly. Sunset over Lake Dixie was beautiful. Plenty of hiking and biking trails. Several piers to fish from, and Lake Louisa has a swimming area. Will be back but in the fall, winter or spring. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were looking for an RV campsite near the amusement parks, but didn't want one in the "heart" of all the hustle and bustle. Outdoor Resorts at Orlando fit the bill. This is a gated community on beautiful Lake Davenport, only 7 miles from Disney. You can get a lovely site on the canal (with a dock). We stayed on Site #371; it was a large corner site with a great view. There is boating and fishing on the lake, two heated pools, a Par 3 golf course, Tennis, a clubhouse, and more. We rented for a week, but you can rent daily, weekly, or monthly. We were pleasantly surprised how inexpensive it was, considering it was a full-hookup with Cable TV. There is a restaurant/pub at the entrance, along with a laundromat. Also, a beautiful new Publix has just been built just down the road. We will definitely visit them again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a destination park with many activities during the winter. Nice pool, tennis court (pickle ball court) exercise room, library, hall. The lots are for sale and the lots not sold are just crushed gravel for parking and VERY soft sand for your patio area. Be very careful about driving on it. Not all lots have shade trees. Quiet, easy access, good satellite and wi-fi access. Close to many amenities including Disney. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I stayed here for five months last winter and will probably return if the rates remain competitive. This is a pretty decent place. I used the showers everyday and they were spotless upon arriving, but they did get a little dirty and moldy after a few months. Management had them cleaned regularly but they were not as clean as I would have liked. I was parked near the wifi antenna so it worked quite well but others who were camped farther away did experience some troubles. The wireless stopped working a few times and each time it took a few days before it was repaired. I am a heavy internet user so this was an inconvience to me - not a major problem, but it did annoy me when it stopped working. Activities are minimal but that's ok since I'm not too social anyhow. I did not use the pool but everyone who did seemed to think it was too cold. It uses a solar heater located on the clubhouse roof but it doesn't seem to work very well. There is some noise from the hotel next door - it gets worse on Friday & Saturday nights. I was camped a fair distance away and it was not bothersome at all but this could be an issue if you were camped on the edge of the park next to the hotel parking lot. The location is good - -I enjoyed the activities in Clermont as well as Eustis. Very close to the Florida Turnpike. Management is better than average - not perfect, but all-in-all they were good to me. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We just finished a 2 week stay here and loved it. There are several permanent residents but all the ones we met were friendly. The staff here is very friendly and helpful. The park is clean and the sites are dirt or grass but no problem. Lots of activities and the 2 nights at the honey pot are great. We stayed as coast2coast. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We made reservations through RPI and were extremely dissappointed with this park. It was about as secure as a truck stop. The fence near out site had been removed and so it was completely opened to a shopping center parking lot. The security gate had been removed. We were next to an old RV with no tires and lots of debris. Spaces were very close so it made it almost impossibe to park our truck. The electric connections were old and not maintained. We paid for 4 nights but left after just 1. I would never stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here because it was cheap. The Coast to Coast rate is 10 bucks. This is about as basic an RV Park as you will find. Mostly permanent residents, relatively few RVers. Sites are small and the general feel of the place is "old". This is not a destination park but OK for the night. I moved a half mile down the road to the Clermont Golf and RV Resort and was very happy there. I will not return to Bee's on my next pass through Florida. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park was good overall however the big-rig sites are NOT pull-through and there was scant shade available there. Several of those sites had no sewer. The Wifi was pay only. The laundry and showers for the big-rig sites, rows G and I were closed and the nearest one was in poor condition with a collapsing ceiling and peeling paint. There was some talk around that the parent company was not doing maintenance due to the economy but we were unable to confirm that, but this is the third Thousand Trails park were we've seen this. The pools looked new and were well kept. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has spots for everyone, large, small, open, in the trees, or completely secluded. Grass, concrete or dirt. We had a nice site with a pasture behind us. Many things to do here including pickleball. Personnel were nice and professional. Nice clubhouse and retail store. My only drawback is that people, especially those in golf carts, including park employees, do not observe the 5 mph speed limit. With two pools and a hot tub the sunning was great. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here for no charge in exchange for listening to a sales presentation to buy a membership. It is a nice campground. The staff was very friendly. We stayed in the wooded area. Our site, #D23, turned into a small river during a downpour one morning. I think our site was the only one with this problem, however. The bathhouses are clean, but need updating. For the price of the full membership (13K), I would expect more updated accommodations. Bike riding is very nice. This is snowbird city, though. I would say at least 80% of the park were snowbirds staying long-term. We were disappointed that there were no recycling containers - so much for going green. We won't camp here again because we did not purchase a membership; however, if this was not a member-only campground, we would return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.