Paradise Oaks RV Resort in the United States

To caveat the previous reviews, the park offers many social activities with include Bingo, Horse Racing, Dancing, and Coffee/Tea time. Staying active is very easy to do with Water Aerobics, Pickle Ball, Walking Trails, Kayaking trips, Bicycle rides, and much more. The Resort has a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere, the property is well taken care of, and the Staff is very nice and pleasant to talk to.

4 years ago

This RV resort is very clean and kept up nicely. Has a beautiful walking path with views of gorgeous trees big rocks cows ponds and plenty of birds. Very nice landscaping. My son brought his remote control car and played in the RC track and he loved it and had a blast. Sites are pull through and concrete and asphalt. The train did t bother us at all as we slept with a fan on and it drowned out the train whistle. We would definitely stay here again. Not gripe was pool wasn’t very clean had a lot of frogs and bugs in it and the hot tub smelled foul so we didn’t do any swimming.

4 years ago

We first stayed here six years ago and the park was new. We have returned a couple times as we were traveling further south in Florida. The park has a variety of very level sites... paved pull throughs at the entrance which are rather close together, grass back ins with a concrete patio with nice spacing, premier paved pull throughs with oversized concrete patios and lots of spacing, and double wide back in deluxe sites. The park expanded this year and the new back section is wonderful with large well-spaced sites. The resort is no longer a "Golf Resort." They now have a disc golf course that encircles the front part of the park. For amenities they offer a pool, shuffleboard, and a couple clubhouses. They are in the process of adding a new building for activities. Many of the sites are occupied by snowbirds for six months. It is an active adult community with lots going on. Most sites are FHU with 50 amps. They have decent WiFi. The downside is the noise. There is a double train track right across the street. It is very loud and blow their whistle at each road crossing and there are many. Even in the back it was still loud. The trains run constantly. We did adjust and didn't have any trouble sleeping. But a light sleeper might struggle.

4 years ago

We only stayed here overnight during a long drive, so we didn't get to see the entire park or use most of the amenities. It is a huge RV Resort, with many park models but also a large area for RVs. The staff we encountered were all friendly and helpful, and we were escorted to our very long pull-through site. $19 (December special) for a full hookup 50 amp pull-through was perfect for our overnight stop. There is a large fenced dog park on site, with separate areas for large and small dogs. AT&T and Verizon worked well. Unfortunately we encountered two big downsides. First, the RV sites, at least the ones we saw, were right next to I-75 and the highway noise was some of the worst we've ever experienced. We would probably not return unless we could get a site pretty far from the interstate (which probably means it won't be $19). Second, the sites were mostly a sand/grass mix, and were full of sand spurs which made walking our dog a treacherous act. He got painful spurs in his paws several times and we got several in our fingers just while working around the RV. The park looks like it has a lot of potential, but unfortunately we'll have to think twice before returning due to these two drawbacks.

4 years ago