The RV Resort at Orange Lake

I've only been here for 5 days at the time of review, have planned for a full 30 though. Nice place, even though it's still under construction. Concrete pads, pull throughs, great water pressure, even a little on the high side. Active team working here. Two laundry and bath houses open and about 200 spots total as of now. Less than half occupied right this min. Good prices, though it is hot around the 4th 😅 Office is still a destination trailer, but it looks like it won't be for much longer. Future water park maybe? So says the owner, and I can see all the slide pieces 🛝 Club house is being built too 👍 Only bummer so far is that I had to drag out my satellite for internet, their fiber is not yet connected, though it's in the process

This park is still under construction. They will be working on office, clubhouse and pool area this summer. They have big lots with plenty of room between sites. Nice place if you like to walk, bike, they offered cornhole, cardio, bocce ball. Can't wait to come back year to see the progress.

I love it there! Many amenities and activities available....pool, tennis, pickleball, cornhole,9 hole golf course, driving range, laundry room, showers, and an amazing restaurant! The staff are incredible! The other people in the park are a tight knit, close group.....but very friendly! Kid friendly....family friendly! I highly recommend for everyone!

This is a review of the Golf Course only. I am pretty new beginner golfer and my partner is completely new never played before. The folks here were very, very kind and understanding. Absolutely 5 stars for their level of customer service. The course itself, in my opinion, was well manicured. The tee boxes were in perfect shape, greens are a little slow and the roughs were good. Par 4s and 3s on this short 9-hole course. The driving range is great as well. There is a putting green, but I did not use it this time. Great golf carts too. They must stay on the cart path for the par 3s (only 3 of them). There is a restaurant on site if you want a bite after your round. We'll have to try it next time. I would defintely come back and play this course again.

They literally cut down all the trees and made a parking lot. No good amenities and no privacy. It's $160 a night to stay here, you can stay at Fort Wilderness several times a year for under $100 and you get a better experience and more amenities along with privacy on most rv sites. This new style of rv parks is what ruins the experience for rvers.