Great Outdoors Premier RV

It's been 8 days and so far, nothing but problems first very nice place but that's where it stops even that no one's knows that this is nothing but a high-class trailer park (real nice one I have to say) but still a trailer park. The first day no motorcycles pass a certain spot the next thing is no trailers yep exactly in a trailer park no flags on the pole in front of your spot on the road oh no golf carts on cart path of the golf course to look at the wildlife unless you're golfing. I came here to buy an RV spot 150000 for myself and a home for my sister 450000 it looks like I still am looking and mind you it's only been 8 days I'm here for 7 months that I paid 7000 for which at the time i thought was a great deal

This resort is meant for RV Owners. There are no rooms - only sites for RV/Campers. It is beautiful and quiet with plenty of golf cart traffic. Amenities include laundry facilities, swimming pools, fitness center and Nature Center and hiking trail (s). The new golf course draws visitors as does the pickleball, tennis and shuffleboard areas It is convenient to Kennedy Space Center and the frequent launches there. Many nearby beaches make this a very appealing location.

The Great Outdoors RV Resort was our 207th stop, and we stayed for four nights. We chose it specifically because of its proximity to the Kennedy Space Center. The online reservation interface, Campspot, was pretty straightforward. Key things to know about the property: * Size and Access: The property is very large. When coming south, you turn left a mile in to see the arch, and you are still two miles from the Welcome Center. If you are near the back, allow extra time to get out. * Nature of the Resort: This is essentially a residential/retirement community of owned sites. Properties range from basic to casitas and manufactured/built homes. The overall property is aged, but most sites are well-maintained (with a few outliers). * Our Site: We were in a pretty basic site with a concrete pad.

We just stayed in our fifth wheel at the great outdoors for six weeks. The great outdoors is very clean and everybody was really nice. The amenities are awesome and my husband enjoyed playing golf. There was really not a lot to do in Titusville so we found ourselves hanging out in the park a lot. The nature trail is really nice to ride your bike or walk on around the park.You can ride to Cocoa Beach, which is about 35 minutes away. The park is just a few miles from Walmart and Publix.

First and foremost, the golf course and their employees are both fantastic. The course is fun, the greens are pristine, and all the workers are incredibly nice and welcoming. Unfortunately, this is the second time I’ve played the course, and it will be the last time I return, along with the people in my group. I was traveling at 26 mph in a 35, before getting to the 15 mph sign, as I got close, a car with flashing red lights and sirens attempted a “traffic stop” on me. I obliged and an older gentleman stepped out, did not give me reason for the stop, asked for my ID (which I did not present, as I had done so two minutes earlier at the security gate and am not legally obligated to as he was not a LEO), and walked back to his car. I waited a couple of minutes, told the gentleman I was leavi