During the winter months, reservations are a must, but we stayed after the snowbirds left, so just driving in wasn't a problem. It is very clean and well run. Sites are quite large, some with shade. We noticed upkeep was constantly being done. They offer many activities and bus tours. It is close to many outside entertainments. We camped here in a Motorhome.

While not a resort, more a seasonal RV park we did meet some wonderful folks at Central Park. The seasonals were extremely friendly. Sites can be un-level, and nothing is fancy, but the park is clean and neat, even if some of the permanent sites are a little older. The only problem we had was with a couple who lived right in front of the dog walk, but didn't like pets. We, and all the other pet owners I saw, followed the pet rules (walking on a leash, picking up after them) but these folks were constantly complaining very loudly about all the pets coming and going on the dog walk. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Good Sam park but they don't honor the Good Sam discount. Sites very unlevel, jacks bore holes in the sand. Had to use boards under jacks and we still weren't level. The ground was that uneven. Stayed one night, but never again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Our third visit: time for a review. An extremely quiet, very peaceful place. Staying 2 months instead of 2 weeks this time. Our monthly rate is $475 (cash or check, no credit cards I think). The monthly rate divided by 30 days, explains the $16 nightly rate listed above. Good easy roads coming in, good tree clearance, had some large 90degrees curves but no problems even with a 37ft MH plus Jeep toad. Great security gate closes after hours, has buzzers to staff for visitors and individual codes for entry. Did have to back in to our space, but no problem. Nice level sites, good power, water, and sewer hookup. Picnic table and concrete patio with most. Decent looking and very clean showerhouse / laundry too. Both our phones (Verizon and ATT) work very well here. Satellite TV works well, we have an 'open' site with no obstructions and using fixed dish atop coach, no problems. Due to location (between Orlando and Tampa), we get dozens of channels via digital antenna in addition to DirectTV. I think they have Wi-Fi now, we have our own Mi-Fi so not sure. VERY friendly people, close-knit golf-cart community! Lots of social activities in the two clubhouses (pool tables, games, dinners, dances, even a live music show this week). Most here are 1/2 year, senior snowbirds, no kids except for a few visitors. Long-term residents association, is a plus for all. Has a good working relationship with the owners, no problems here. 1100 acre Lake Lowery is wonderful. Beautiful to view and great to fish! Has a sheltered canal, keep your boat in the water 24/7, for free!!! Only thing that could be considered missing is a pool (but we're snowbirds, so, so what) and an exercise / workout room. But this place is a senior park so neither is really needed I guess. So it's not on the ocean, but it's on a real pretty lake you can fish and keep a boat plus dozens of golf courses nearby. A real Florida jewel, great spot to winter and not outrageously expensive. We camped here in a Motorhome.

From the moment you drive through the gate and pass down the oak lined lane, set in orange groves, you know you are some place special. Oak Harbor is a little of Florida the way it used to be. We were made to feel welcome from the moment we arrived. I fished nearly every day on the 1000 acre Lake Lowery. When we weren't fishing we just sat on the dock enjoying the view. The sunrises every morning were spectacular. If you have to go out, you are just a short drive to all the Central Florida Attractions. You won't be disappointed! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.