Lazydays RV Resort in the United States

We selected this camping site because of its proximity to our relatives. We usually visit them every year during the Strawberry Festival, but this year we had to travel by camper due to our ill pet. We were grateful for our camper van! The man at the entrance was extremely friendly when we checked in and made the procedure quite efficient. However, there were many low-hanging trees, so larger vehicles should be careful. When we reached our designated site, it was too small for our 40'4" camper. The sites require you to reverse as far as possible so you can park your vehicle perpendicular to your camper. Unfortunately, we couldn't reverse far enough to fit our camper because the camper behind our site was too close. Additionally, the low-hanging trees and other parked vehicles made it challenging to maneuver into the spot. Fortunately, the office assigned us a new spot where we fit perfectly. However, we had to purchase an extension for our sewer hose as the access point was right at the back of the site. There is absolutely no wifi at the sites, so hopefully, you have unlimited data or internet facilities. The swimming pool was enjoyable once it heated up, otherwise, the hot tub was the main draw. Now, let's get back to the pool... There is a restaurant/bar on the premises. This was both a good and bad thing for us. The food and beverages were average. They overserve their customers who should have been stopped. One of their customers wandered over to the hot tub, threatened a friend of ours, stole his stuff, and then laughed about it. We asked the bartender to call security, and she emerged from the bar saying, "I think he took some mushrooms". "Security" was slow to respond and wouldn't even talk to us because 'they have cameras'. On the day we were checking out, we tried to get a quick meal at the restaurant. After waiting for about 10 minutes without either bartender recognizing us, and watching one of

3 years ago

It's not hard to locate the camping site just off I-4, taking a simple left after the interstate bridge. We initially reported to the entrance gate, instead of the check-in office. After settling in, we had to return to the registration office to avail our military concession. We took the direct route via Everglades Avenue to reach the reverse-parking space 244. The parking spots are positioned at right angles to the slim road, making the reverse parking a bit challenging, more so with numerous vehicles parked along the road, perpendicular to the entrance of the parking pad. Spot 244 was a wise selection as it aligns with the main road/Everglades and it's located at the camp's end with no one at the back. We booked one of the spacious spots, ample for our 39 5th wheel, but we had to detach as our F450 was blocking the road. The water and electricity connections were centrally placed on the pad. The sewage point was at the pad's end and required approximately 20 feet of hose. The camp offers cable service, providing 59 channels. There are also numerous over-the-air channels available, and satellite could have been an option. We had strong Verizon reception with 4 bars. The water pressure exceeded 60 psi, necessitating a pressure reducer. Lazydays is a genuine resort with numerous facilities, including an on-site eatery. However, the camp is dated and requires modernization to better cater to modern, larger vehicles. As per their website, they are scheduled to shut down for refurbishment on 1st April 2023. There is a circulating rumor that Lazydays has sold the camp and it will be under new management when it reopens.

3 years ago

We always have a great time at this campsite. It even has its own restaurant and bar. The campsite, with its asphalt full hookup spots, provides ample space for all kinds of vehicles. Visitors usually align their towing vehicles with the roads to keep them from obstructing the way. We've never faced any trouble securing a spot, even when we made a reservation just two days before New Year's. They managed to accommodate us. The swimming pool and hot tub are fantastic. Plus, Ybor and other local sites of interest are just a stone's throw away.

3 years ago

The parking spaces are minuscule and the streets are incredibly narrow. There's no additional space for cars, causing everyone to park parallel in front of their respective spaces, resulting in very cramped streets. During our three-day visit, several people had to exit their cars and knock on doors, requesting others to move their cars as they couldn't access their parking spaces. Our parking space, made of concrete, wasn't even flat, forcing us to utilize our Anderson chocks. The place did have some amenities like a decent swimming pool and hot tub, enclosed dog parks, laundry facilities, and a gym, but we didn't use any of them as they were all quite small and crowded. It didn't have the ambiance of a resort, but it's a handy spot if you're in the vicinity for the RV dealerships. In conclusion, we would consider other options the next time we visit this region.

3 years ago

Everything for kids and adults. Big park, basket ball court, indoor activities Giant beer pong, covered pool, pool bar and pool food. We had a great time. We will be going back all summer

4 years ago