Nice well kept park with large sites. Staff for the most part is friendly ,but a couple act like they are doing you a favor. They lost/misplaced my mail for two days and kept saying if it is not in your slot you did not get any thus making the rating lower than I was originally going to give. Another couple had a phone call, and the desk said the people were not there. Stayed there for 1 month 3/17-4/16 2008. Cell phone is iffy and so is an air card. Passport America was used. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice clean park. Very quiet. Extremely friendly and helpful staff. Fishing tournaments on weekends, with weigh-ins very interesting. On a channel between Lakes Kissimmee and Hatchinea. Great Crappie (Speck) and Bass fishing. Sites are paver stones and very level. I would definitely come back. Cell phones and internet air card worked fine. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park, if you are a fisherman this is the place to be. Seventeen miles to nearest town (Lake Wales). Some park models ,but overall a nice park. We camped here in a fifth wheel. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed at this park during the months of January, February and March, 2006. The owners, staff and residents of this 55+ community are friendly and helpful. The park has undergone extensive renovation and, while we were there, they were adding additional sites along a tributary at the rear of the park. There were activities daily during our stay and this area provides easy access to both the Gulf and Atlantic attractions. I would certainly recommend this park as a winter destination. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have stayed in Lakeland for the past 16 years. Being from Canada, we have a tendency not to change our habits. After reading the review by Jim and Mary about Camp'n Aire, and after arriving in Lakeland in November, we decided to drive down to Lake Wales and have a look at this park. We fully expected to see a park that was demolished by the hurricanes. What we found was a park that looked like it had been spared completly. We had a very pleasant meeting with the owners, Randy and Debbie and found that, after looking at the pictures of the park after the storms, we were amazed they were even open. 148 trees broken, uprooted and gone. Still there was very little evidence of damage, sure if you looked closely, a few streets were damaged but Randy said that was the next big project after the season was over. This couple has worked themselves to death getting this place ready for this season and our hats are off to them. They have done an excellent job and the place is beautiful with a lot more palm and citrus trees, sod, street repair and a newly renovated clubhouse in the future, this summer. We had already decided to get a site for the rest of this season but all of the sites were already reserved. We can see why, so we reserved our site for 2005-2006 season. Thank you Jim and Mary for the review you posted, it led us to this park. Jerry and Lee. We will camp in 2005 in a 2003 Prevost. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stopped in this CG on our way farther south in December and liked it so much that we stayed a full month. We had traveled Hwy. 27 for years and had never noticed the park. Come to find out the park had just been purchased by a younger couple (Randy is 55 and Debra is 46) in October of 2003 and they had done so much to remodel the park that you noticed it instantly and wanted to stop. We inquired about how long the park had been there and they said 30 years, son of a gun they HAD made many changes. All of the folks there were the friendliest people we have ever met and we have been camping for 30 years. When they bought the place, there wasn't even a computer or calculator in the office, now they have gone wireless. A very short time for so many improvments but well worth it. Debra prowdly says Randy did almost everything himself. All we can say is, if you're headed south, you have got to stop and say hi. We reccomend this park to everyone and wish them the best of luck. Jim and Mary We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is Awesome.You would not think in the middle of Florida that you would have Deer & wild Turkey coming up to your camp site.This is a huge park. It seems like you will never get to the sites. Plenty of hiking and bike trails. We loved the Civil War era "Cow Camp", very informative. Lots of shade. Only draw back is the winding roads at sites with trees close to edge. I do not think big rigs will get by and did not see any there. Mac's fish camp up near entrance with boat rentals. Cypress Gardens about 30 minutes away if you take back roads. Ask the guard for directions. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The park is very old Florida, much of it is undistubed in it's natural setting. As for the lake, there really is any access to the lake from the State Park except by a canal and which there is no beach or swimming. The nearest town to do any eating or supplies is about 20 miles away, although a couple general stores are in the area. The campsites are very private with a lot of growth. The bathhouses are old but for the most part are clean. No real activities besides hiking, fishing and a cow school. One downfall is the amount of air boats out on the lake at midnight. It sounds like you are camped at a airport at times! :) We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is a true camping park. Lots of privacy between sites. Most sites are shaded, I think there were 3 that were not. There is a cow camp from the 1840's with a cowboy from that time frame who is there every Sat-Sun and holidays. Plenty of hiking trails, fishing, boat ramp, playground, and observation tower. There is NO swimming at this park due to gators in water. Restrooms were very clean and on each loop they are adding a cement walkway to the RR for handicap access. Rangers were nice and not bothersome. One dump station for 2 loops. Central trash area, so racoons don't bother campers much. Lots of wildlife to see: deer, turkeys, opposums, racoons, armadillos, and foxes as well as plenty of birds. Definately will camp here again. May 2004 We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.