This Pseudo-RV campground is located at the Mt. Dora Renninger's Antique Market. They have 3 antique extravaganzas during the year as well as other special events. I am not sure if they offer RV sites during other events, but they do during the extravaganzas. The have electric hook-up and "Shared" water, which means you need to bring a splitter, but they do have some if you need or your neighbor might already have one in use. They have a campground manager who is not too bad at making sure that everyone finds their way to their site and fixes problems should they arise. Some of the sites are close, but they seem to have plenty of room in some of the other areas in the back. Most of the sites are shaded with large oak trees. There are no regular bathrooms in the RV area, but they did have trash cans and porta-potties. There is no sewage hook-ups but they do have a free dump station. The sites are close walking distance to the event grounds and was very nice to stay and go all three days to the antique extravaganza. When I made reservations they said that it was a three night minimum and since it was about $60 for Thursday, Friday & Saturday night and could stay in place until Sunday evening, I didn't mind the 3 day min..it is a good deal even if you only needed 2 nights. Again I don't know what other times of the year that they allow camping, but you can call the main office to find out. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for a month and wish we could come back next year, but parking for transients is EXTREMELY limited. Right now the place is 100% occupied with mostly park models. The campground manager is one of the nicest people we have ever met on any of our trips, and the people here are very friendly. It is quiet most of the time, except for the occasional noisy predawn garbage truck. The wi-fi was one of the most reliable we have found. The location is near shopping and the rver's best friend (WALMART!!!). There are a few planned activities such as cards and bingo. They also have boccie, horseshoes and shuffleboard. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very quiet, well maintained RV park. There are only a few sites available for overnight stays. Most of the Park has long term snowbird residents,many sites have "Park Models" on them. Most of them are newer and the residents are mostly retired. The park offers free WiFi. Their location is within the city limits and is exactly 3 miles away from the quaint downtown. Also, the park is located on Lake Saunders and they have there own boat launch which is free to use. Generally, we would avoid places that look like mobile home communities, I'm glad we didn't this time. We camped here in a Motorhome.