We stayed here for a week while visiting friends in The Villages. This was a nice place with a few shade trees if you are lucky. There are wide, paved roads in the campground, with good cable TV and WiFi. We used our Passport America membership to get a rate of $14 a night, plus tax of about one dollar. Negatives for us were that we were on a problem site, not level, and our swing down levelers just sunk in the sandy soil. The individual campsites were on dry, sandy ground, no pavement, with a little grass. I know, I need some 2x4s. Another negative was that our utilities, water, electricity and TV were on one side of the motor home and the sewer was on the other side. When properly positioned for the sewer, our awning almost touched the RV next door, so site 131 was tight. We probably could have moved to a different site because the park was emptying as we stayed. We saw a Class B try to park near us, on a hill, and they complained and found a flat site across from the office. This is a 50+ adult campground so that is why it is rated as not being a "Family Type Campground." We camped here in a Motorhome.

Cable TV with over 60 channels, that's a Resort. Large flat grass sites, easy in and out. Nice place to walk the dog, fenced retention pond area. Off US 441 but very little noise. Near The Villages and convenient to central Florida. Would stop here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A nice Passport America park with long pull thru sites. I don't think the website shows an accurate picture of this property, but it was a great value (with PA) with very very pleasant and helpful staff. Majority of the sites are permanents but the sites are very very nicely kept and the people are quite friendly. We would definitely return using Passport America. We camped here in a Motorhome.