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Campsite opened from 01 January till 31 December
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3 / 5 (6 votes )

Vacation Village RV Resort

6900 Ulmerton Rd
33771, Largo
Florida, the United States

volleyball, horseshoes

Characteristics campsite

Recreation
Swim in natural water
Outdoor pool
Golf court
Boat hire

Accomodation
Caravans
Campers

Facilities
Electricity
Wifi
Camping shop

Qualifications
Dogs
Youth groups area

Sanitary
Baby change facilities
Washing cabins
Washing machines
Laundry driers


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Reviews

Anonymous
English (US)
We stayed at this park bc of location- close to my husbands class. It is near a lot of food, shopping, and beaches. With gas prices, proximity is essential. The park itself is clean. We see grounds workers daily. Sites are really close- as to be expected in Florida, so not surprised. Lots of permanent guests, and most keep their sites tidy. Laundry room/bathhouse is nice- washers and dryers are through an app which saves the need for quarters. Pool is beautiful. The rec center has pool tables, ping pong, and a kids table that is a 4 in 1 style. They also have a library with tons of books. Leslie, in the office, is Amazing! She really cares about the guests. Only con, for us, was the street/city noise. That can not be controlled by the park, and nothing that our noise makers can’t cover. All in all, would stay again. As long as we have a site to fit our rig- it was tight.
2 years ago

Frazersonaroll
English (US)
First, make sure your gps has you making a right into the park. It will be a real nightmare to make a left. It’s not a clean left and kind of a U turn. It’s a very busy road. Second, this is an extremely tight campground. One of the tightest we’ve been too during our thousand trails membership. Make sure you tell the office how big your rig is. We were put between two long term residents, one of them had a built in covered patio and across from us everyone parked their cars right on the road. It made backing into the spot really difficult. Our truck was barely able to park into the spot with our camper. We’d stay here again though. Great location and all residents were friendly.
2 years ago