Sun Outdoors Orlando ChampionsGate

FHU, big rig accessible,wifi,dog park,pool, outdoor games

This park is ok. For those in big rigs, be on your game. Single wide roads,all one way, can be tight. Our site was good size, the pull throughs and other sites are small.
They do not tell you or have on there website about paying for power for a month stay. Yes you are charged for it.

Yes would stay again if I wanted to hit the local attractions.

We have been here since the 16th. Seems like an average RV Park. Not hardly any shade. Things are about as we expected. We don’t usually stay at RV Parks. Much preferring the natural settings of the state parks.
But the neighbors are quiet. There is construction everywhere here. Not just in the park. But there was hardly any traffic noise, even in this busy area. Groceries are close, amusement parks are close. Restaurants etc so plenty of places for younger people to be entertained.
A good place to hang your hat for a while. It’s not luxury but it’s standard. Which is okay with us.

We’ve been to several Sun Outdoors properties around the country and while they are more expensive, they have all been worth it. Until this one.

Sun Outdoors parks have nice playgrounds. This one has a field with an old bucket and a rusty knife.

The park is old, and is in the transition to being a Sun Outdoors park, but somehow very early in the transition. Look at reviews from a year ago. Renovations are still happening but seemingly making no progress. I can’t tell what has been done in the past year, the park is still junk other than a small heated pool and shuffleboard up front.

Sun Outdoors is a major campground company with over 170 locations. Surely, they can rehab a park within one year. It looks like they just started. Currently trying to book somewhere else so I don't have to stay any longer.

The construction is a major pain. Workers start with heavy equipment at 7am. Work trucks are parked on the narrow streets making it hard to get into and out of the campground. A backhoe is dumping rubble into a dumpster on the street with no safety measures to keep kids from riding next to it. Several concrete pads that must have had mobile homes on them still have sharp metal brackets sticking up.

We had no water for half the day because someone busted a pipe. No one notified us of course, I had to ask about it in the office. “Water will be back in a few hours,” they said with little confidence. No one notified us the water was back on.

A garbage truck woke us up one day at 4:30am.

Verizon signal is iffy at the front of the park but gets better at the back. Speeds were very good.

We stayed here when we had to be in the area and have had good luck in the past with Sun Outdoors RV parks. This one is definitely a work in progress. There are many long time residents, more towards the back of the property. In speaking to a resident Sun Outdoors took over a little over a year ago and is slowly transitioning the property.

The amenities are limited, but what is there is nice and well kept. Very nice (heated!) pool, clubhouse, modern laundry with machines that take credit/debit or pay with app on phone. Was very quiet and great sunsets!

First few rows/streets are level and on gravel (crushed shells). The pull through sites appear new, nicely paved but essentially carved into a hill side. While mostly flat, they are slightly sloped on either end so larger rigs may have an issue. We are 27 ft class C and were ok. Will post pictures to show what I mean.

It’s obvious that many older long term trailers have recently been pulled out with empty lots scattered throughout. In fact saw one go while we were there. Continued work will make this an improved park in the future. I do hope residents are not adversely impacted as most are seniors.

The location is a positive with it being only 20-25 min to Disney and groceries, restaurants, etc. within minutes or even walking distance. Cell service was excellent.

Seems to be about 2/3 old (as in 1950's) travel trailers and mobile homes, all with add-on rooms and roofs. A lot of permanent residents. Extremely narrow streets and short spaces. Recently purchased by Sun Resorts and renovation/conversion is underway. By 2022 it will be 100% RV's and the monthly rates will be around $1000. This is from a long-time resident RV'er.

Verizon signal great. AT&T signal great but bandwidth reduced, I guess the local tower is full?