roadtripper1308

The weather was poor during my stay, so I didn't partake in the amenities. The sites are huge, and the park is immaculate. The nicely spaced sites are the largest, I've seen and fully paved with dual FHUs. The campground is convenient to Palmetto and Parrish, where you can find the typical places to shop and eat. The staff is very welcoming and capable. Frequent text updates keep you informed of the daily activities. Is it worth the high price tag? When the weather cooperates, it definitely is.

Rachel was warm, welcoming and helpful throughout the booking process and during my stay.
The sites are paved and flat with wide streets, which is ideal for me. The FHUs were well placed and in very good condition. The park is tidy and well maintained.
It seemed like there were plenty of locals residing at the park. It raised the noise level a bit in the evenings and on weekends, which is to be expected.
The necessary stores and conveniences are close-by and plentiful. Seeing a police officer posted at the exit of the local Kroger was notable, but the park is fenced, gated and felt secure.
All that said, this is a good place to stay.

This was just a short stay as I was passing through the area.
The team at Hacienda was very nice.
The sites are a fine gravel, which is not my favorite, but these were very clean and well maintained.
The park is also designed with the FHUs placed together for adjacent sites. This places the utility side of the rigs together and here they are very tight. It also places the patios together, but they are separated by a wooden fence and some shrubbery. I've only encountered this layout in the west and it's adequate, if not ideal.
This campground would benefit from a full perimeter fence and control gates at the entry and exit, as is becoming more common for campgrounds that are 'in-town.'

I work from the road, so this campground fit my needs. Ample sized sites, FHUs, cellular and proximity to conveniences. The park should consider screening for rigs that are road-worthy, containing campers to their sites and not permitting significant auto repair operations. These suggestions were triggered by one camper that negatively affected the overall park. Also, a perimeter fence might reduce the random folks that drift through the park. This park seemed to be more of an overnight accommodation, than a destination. Despite the lack of quiet scenery and camping ambiance, it is a functional solution that many should appreciate

It was a short stay at this nice little park. It's a typical KOA with tight spots, nice facilities and activities for kids.
The park is convenient to the highway and shopping, yet fairly quiet. The adjacent elementary school is a bit noisy during school hours, which is to be expected.
The staff was welcoming and helpful.
The incremental cost to provide facilities for kids is not a priority for me but I stay at KOAs for dependable accommodations.

Small, odd-shaped sites and narrow access roads with outdated facilities.
Nearby Palm Bay has all the suburban conveniences.
The view of the Indian River Lagoon is nice.

Friendly people, great staff and large campsites. The community is very active and there are dozens of things to join in on.
There is not a lot going on in the LaBelle area, but Lehigh Acres, Ft Myers and Cape Coral are within a 30 min drive.
The park is very well maintained, but the laundry should modernize to get away from using quarters.
I only planned to stay 2 wks but stayed 5 as the park was so nice.
Shout out to Ana and Lisa!

From the arrival, throughout my stay and departure, this is a clean, well-run campground with a friendly and helpful staff. The fellow campers were welcoming, friendly and helpful. These are especially important to me, as I'm new to RVing and camping.
I read some of the reviews and the negative ones were carping about trivial items. You have about 12' on one side and 4' on the other of a standard RV, plus space to the rear. Plenty for me!
I appreciated having a spotter help me with backing into the site and was able to make it in one move.
They pick-up the trash each morning and have a busy schedule of social events at the clubhouse.
Granted the campground is shy on amenities like shuffleboard, pickleball and walking trails that some require but there is a very nice pool / clubhouse, propane service and laundromat.
The RV sites and roads are all blacktop so leveling pads are a good idea. An outdoor rug is needed as the patio area is grass.
Cellular connections for Verizon and ATT are strong but glitchy. Cable TV is a free perk provided by the campground, if you provide a $60 refundable deposit.
Ocala may not be a bonanza of touristy things to do but I like having all the amenities of a city close-by.
I have a 36' Class A with a tow-vehicle.
Special shout-out to Mary, Daryl, Terry and Kim which made my stay pleasant.

This was my 2nd stay at this campground. What else needs to be said??
If you're looking for a place in the area, Wild Frontier is a well-run, clean and welcoming place to stay.
The staff and fellow campers are friendly and helpful.

This is my third stay at Wild Frontier. The new section and old section are very different, but both have reliable FHUs and level sites.
The pool, laundry and rest rooms are well maintained. The daily, site trash pick-up is always appreciated.
Reservations are easy and convenient.
The office staff didn't seem as welcoming or helpful as they were during my previous stays, but all was adequate.
Stores and shopping are within a short drive.
If you need accommodations in the area WF is a safe bet.