Oak Alley RV Resort

This was our first visit to Oak Alley RV Resort. This is a relatively new park and what an amazing reception when we arrived. The staff there is fabulous. After check-in someone asked to escort us to our site but we were literally across from the office so he walked over anyway and made sure we comfortable. Upon hook-up we had a ground issue at the electrical post, I went to the office and they sent someone right away, turned out to be a simple solution and he fixed it right away. As we walked around the park everyone was so friendly and welcoming. We were only there for the two nights and we were parked in the pull-through guest sites, they are the only ones with a concrete pad. The rest of the park (and this will be a large park once completed) is grass sites which are pretty spacious. The bathrooms are clean and beautiful. The laundry is large. Lots of amenities and activities. Beautiful pool and clubhouse. They are in constant contact (via email) with people on what is happening. They have a modem that you can ask for (with a $50 deposit) for access to the internet and it seemed to work fine. There is a wood shop on site and someone to help with just about any question. Not sure what the monthly rate is? They did seem to have a large section of seasonal campers.

Attended with 40 women RVers and had a great time. Planned activities in beautiful multi room conference center, beach volleyball court, pickle ball courts, great pool and hot tub, new/clean bath houses and laundry, paved roads (great for bike riding), two fenced dog parks (big/small), and retention ponds with wide variety of birds since park located along FL birding trail. About 8 miles fro Van Fleet Hike/Bike Trailhead. Most sites are open lawns with all hookups, but any size rig can fit. There are some paved pull thru sites. Great staff and location, and check-in was a breeze. The are expanding their RV site capacity as well.

The sites are all on grass and back in, with the in field sites being back to back, with the exception of 10 pull through sites that have cement pads. All sites are 50/30 amp full hookups. We had rain while there so it was a little messy. Everyone was very friendly and they are working hard to get everything up and running, but still have a ways to go. They offer a router to access Free Wifi which you have to give a $50 deposit and get it back when you return the router. We had decent signals on both AT&T. Overall, it seems nice, but I was a little disappointed that they opted for grass pads.

This place is amazing. It’s HUGE with large spacious sites. They have only been open since October 2020, so they have a promotion going on right now for only $17 per night. This price is insanely cheap considering the brand new amenities that are available. Brand new laundry facility with lots of washers/dryers. Brand new private bathrooms with showers. The sites are on grass, but the roads around the sites are black tops so we had a lot of fun riding bikes with the kids. Their pool is still being built but is expected to be done by May, and it’s going to be gorgeous. The staff and owners are extremely friendly and very kind. They have a volleyball area that nobody was using, so the kids had a blast using it as a giant sand box lol. We have an AT&T WiFi plan that I use to work from home, and that worked perfectly fine.

Cons: it’s in Webster, FL which isn’t real close to any major cities. Orlando is about 1 hour and Tampa is also about 1 hour away. There’s a Walmart Supercenter about 15 minutes away though, so that helped with grocery runs!

As an RVillage gold member, we were offered 3 free nights at this new resort. We had visited the area before and knew it is remote, but wanted to see what they had to offer.

The resort is very new and most of the amenities were not available, so I won’t review them.

We checked in and were allowed to select our site from those available. There will be multiple loops, with sites along the outside of the loop being about 1.5 the lot size of those in the middle (in field). The sites are all on grass and back in, with the in field sites being back to back, with the exception of 10 pull through sites that have cement pads. All sites are 50/30 amp full hookups.

We selected an end site, further from the road. The resort was mostly empty, so we had lots of room, but I probably would have selected a site along the outside of the loop if it was busier. It was difficult to envision the park with lots of RV’s, but it felt like some of the sites might be a little tight when all are occupied.

We had to move around a bit to get level, but managed to not need blocks under our tires. Everyone was very friendly and they are working hard to get everything up and running, but still have a ways to go.

I didn’t see any wifi, but they advertise it, and we had decent signals on both AT&T and Verizon.

They already have installed lots of pickle ball and shuffleboard courts. The pool will have a spa and the clubhouse looks huge. They have a mail building, so I expect they are planning for annual residents.

Overall, it seems nice, but I was a little disappointed that they opted for grass pads and that they weren’t necessarily level. I also feel that the majority of the sites are a little small, but it was difficult to judge because there weren’t any RV’s in them.

There is a gas station in Webster that has meats and grocery basics and a farmers market once a week with fresh produce. The nearest grocery is in Bushnell, about 10 minutes away.

I can’t imagine I would come back, but I would stay here if I was in the area.