Secured a spot with a 50 AMP full hook-up, drive-through capability. The space is located on a grassy area and comes with a picnic table. Although the spots are quite close to each other, it was manageable. The employees are extremely amiable. The swimming pool region is quite appealing. I would definitely consider revisiting.

Throughout our travels across America, we've visited countless RV parks and campsites. However, none have displayed the level of hostility and discourteousness we experienced at this particular location. Initially, we inquired about a Good Sam Discount, only to be curtly told that if we didn't request it at the time of booking, we couldn't avail of it. Following this, we received our paperwork without any further communication and proceeded to our allocated spot. To our surprise, we were escorted to our location and instructed on parking our RV, as if we hadn't done it countless times before. The situation worsened when we found ourselves parked beside another RV, with their sewage outlet inconveniently located right outside our door. Furthermore, the site's electrical supply was unstable, causing us concern for our refrigerator and air conditioning unit. We attempted to relocate, but the office was closed. Despite leaving urgent messages on the provided contact numbers, we received no response.The following morning, we approached the office as soon as it opened, requesting a move to any available site, even without sewage facilities. Our request was met with hostility, despite our polite demeanor. We were then informed that maintenance would inspect the issue. The maintenance staff member was the only person who displayed any friendliness during our stay. She identified a faulty breaker, which would take a day to replace, and suggested we move.However, the office then attempted to charge us extra for moving to a site without sewage facilities. Ultimately, with the assistance of the maintenance staff, we were not charged extra, but we also didn't receive any discount for the inconvenience caused. It's astonishing how poorly this establishment treated its customers. We will not be returning. We're grateful we didn't sign up for Thousand Trails. If this is a reflection of their customer service, we're glad we avoided them.

Arrival - The process of arriving is simplified with online booking and check-in. The registration area, which also doubles as a store, is well-designed and features a long lane for RVs. Recommendations - It's advised to apply your military or Good Sam discount before making a full payment, otherwise, you'll miss out on it. It's also important to do a thorough research of your site. The row from site 116 to 145A is designed with left-side utilities pull-through sites, but there's a walking path in front that's not meant for driving. This means you'll have to drive on the grass to position your vehicle on the site, a setup that seems odd. Site 145, advertised as a "Super" site, was too small for our 4-slide 45' fifth wheel without intruding on the permanent resident at 145A. However, site 144 was easily accessible. Highlights - The park's vegetation, featuring papaya, mango, oak, bamboo and iris, is a sight to behold. The walking path around the park is excellent, as are the amenities. The park's proximity to the Everglades and Biscayne National Parks makes visiting them convenient. The area is also rich in Fruteria, Cuban cuisine, and plant nurseries. Site 144 offers a clear view of the LEO satellite for Starlink. Drawbacks - The online check-in system doesn't let you apply discounts if you pay in full, and the staff on-site are not very helpful when this issue is raised. The sites are too cramped, which seems to be a common issue with Thousand Trails. The layout of the sites, as mentioned earlier, is confusing and can cause stress. The roads leading to the sites are narrow. Some permanent residents or lot owners of Thousand Trails don't maintain their sites well, which can leave a bad first impression. This issue needs better management. The park seems to lack WiFi, and the cable service is poor.

They crammed in all the facilities, which are quite pricey.

This park is in a great location for visiting Everglades National Park, located near Homestead, FL. The park is in a nice safe area in a beautiful (think palm tree farms and citrus orchards) and quiet agricultural area. It is also a peaceful place to stay while visiting Miami. The sites are ok, some are tight with trees, but it is well shaded. There are many seasonal campers here. The pool is beautiful with an old-Miami retro feel. Super cute. Grocery stores are five minutes away. It is an Encore park, so Encore/TT discounts can apply. This rate reflects our discount of 20% off, as we hold a Thousand Trails zone pass membership. We would stay here again when crossing across from Naples and visiting the Everglades again.