More like big rig tolerable…maybe. “Go slow, you should be fine” is a great slogan for this park. Watched a 33’ bumper pull tattoo a high country yesterday pulling in. The roads are just too narrow. Getting in was a challenge. Getting out will require planning. I think that’s why so many people live here full time. They pulled their trailers in and literally couldn’t get out so just conceded to staying. Forever. Sites are separated by grass. I like grass. My dogs like grass. I don’t like landscapers pelting my equipment with rocks with their weed eaters. Especially when there seams to be a shortage of RV parts like windows. I would return if I had a smaller rig maybe. I don’t feel comfortable unloading my bicycles here. There’s a lot of really nice people here but there’s also an element of “better hide your stuff because locking it up might not be enough”.

My mom lives here full time, so we stayed to visit with her. It is a park with mostly permanent residents, but they have a couple rows of spots for nightly stays. They have been putting down new concrete and the spots are double wide. They have little room between them, but with that extra concrete pad it felt much more roomier. Some spots have more shade than others, which is needed in the Florida sun. The Interstate is close by so you can hear the traffic, but nothing major.

I can’t really give it less then a five. I only spent about 12 hours all together at the resort. I needed a place to park while visiting friends in Deltona.