Lake Louisa State Park

Lake Louisa State Park surprised us with its stunning natural beauty. Join us on a video tour of Lake Louisa State Park and Campground and see for yourself; video uploaded here on Campendium for your immediate reference. Located just 22 miles from Walt Disney World and Magic Kingdom, the Lake Louisa Campground is a great RV camping destination. Verizon cellular service clocked in at 49.7 Mbps download speed and 3.57 Mbps upload speed. AT&T cellular service clocked in at 38.2 Mbps download speed and 1.30 Mbps upload speed. T-Mobile cellular service clocked in at 23.2 Mbps download speed and 0.94 Mbps upload speed.

Access was via four lane divided highway from I 4. Interior roads are wide and clear of low hanging branches. The campground is about a three mile ride from the ranger station/ check in. There are three camping loops with back in a pull thru sites. Most are W&E only, there are a few FHU besides camp host sites. Our first site (6) is a back in, very private with foliage on both sides. Easy to back in with good location on the utilities. We moved to site 47. Another back in, easy to access too. Both sites were cleaned, raked and level. We didn’t hear any road noise at 6 but could hear noise from SR 27 at site 47. Our favorite aspect is the wide variety of activities. Boat, bikes and horse trail rides are available along with miles of hiking
One aspect that needs improvement is the dump station. There are two lanes which is great however the far lane has overhanging branches that brush the roof and sides. I’ll plan to use the nearer lane next time. It looked free of overhanging branches.
FYI, a few pull thru sites have utilities between the site and the road. This requires entry from the opposite direction. (Go left at keep right sign).

Access was via four lane divided highway from I 4. Interior roads are wide and clear of low hanging branches. The campground is about a three mile ride from the ranger station/ check in. There are three camping loops with back in a pull thru sites. Most are W&E only, there are a few FHU besides camp host sites. Our first site (6) is a back in, very private with foliage on both sides. Easy to back in with good location on the utilities. We moved to site 47. Another back in, easy to access too. Both sites were cleaned, raked and level. We didn’t hear any road noise at 6 but could hear noise from SR 27 at site 47. Our favorite aspect is the wide variety of activities. Boat, bikes and horse trail rides are available along with miles of hiking
One aspect that needs improvement is the dump station. There are two lanes which is great however the far lane has overhanging branches that brush the roof and sides. I’ll plan to use the nearer lane next time. It looked free of overhanging branches.
FYI, a few pull thru sites have utilities between the site and the road. This requires entry from the opposite direction. (Go left at keep right sign).

Nice campground with lots to do. You can rent bikes, kayaks, paddle boards or even do a guided ride on horses. Has a camp store where you can get little items and firewood. Most of the sites were spacious with plenty a room between sites. Only a few sites very close to the bathrooms have sewer hook up but all sites have 30 and 50 amp connections. Surprisingly close to town but you can’t tell it from the campsites.

I stayed here for a few nights to do a test run with my new Aistream before heading north. I’ll be working from the road, so I depend on Wi-Fi. I didn’t have any issues here and both Verizon and AT&T worked great. The site I was at had water and electric hookups. It was a gravel pull-through, and not quite level, but I didn’t mind. The bathrooms were clean and well maintained. The campsites are located between two lakes and you can watch the sun rise over one and set over the other. I would definitely stay here again, and highly recommend it—though I don’t know I’d stay in August without AC. It was HOT.