Resort at Canopy Oaks

Wonderful site with clean bathrooms, great staff and many amenities. We stayed at a site that I don’t believe was stayed at before. They were short on rental golf carts, we were told that they had only received half of the carts, so they didn’t have enough to rent. Site needs trees or other forms of separation, but they need to grow.

Nice place, big pads and new clean hookups. Great place for a new RV shakedown. A bit of a drive to local amenities or supermarket ( 30 min?). They have pizza/deli, convenience store and some other essentials on site. Tiki bar was awesome!

I did not stay here but did get the ground tour and spoke to a few staff members and even a few glampers and it is an amazing campground. I'm hoping to get down there this fall and stay a few weeks.

This is a gem. The spaces are big enough for any rig, all paved. The tiki bar is fun with live music on the weekends. We checked in online and we’re able to go straight to our spot. We’ll definitely be back.

We stopped here for a night to visit friends who were staying here. Pretty incredible what they've built in the middle of nowhere. It's like a neighborhood of RV sites. Perfectly level concrete sites, super spaced out, new roads. AND, a huge full service tiki bar. We also had dinner from a food truck that was delicious. They rotate them through which is awesome. We didn't get to enjoy all the other amenities they offer but you should definitely check out their website and see what you're getting for the premium. After we left we discussed coming back and staying for a whole month like our friends did. Impressive place.

These sites are huge. Not a bad site on this property. Every site has a 20'x70' concrete pad on it. Plenty of space to move around and you aren't on top of your neighbors. The tiki bar is awesome. Really cool area to walk around and explore.

We enjoyed our stay at Resort in Canopy Oaks. Spacious sites, spacious between neighbors, and a large park-like setting RV park. The staff was always courteous and helpful. The utilities worked fine. Relaxing atmosphere. Fun Tiki bar. Great park to walk around. The park is located about 20 miles from town so they have a few amenities on site - little country store, pizza and ice cream, a hair salon (wasn't open yet), a business office for people to use, an Arts and Craft building. A few nice activities. It wasn't until towards the end of our stay that we found out you can order from Publix (the grocery store in town) and have groceries delivered (would have saved us a 40 mile trip), ask the office about it. The wi-fi (for us) did not work. I called support and they tried to help but it never worked for us, not sure how it works for others? While we were there the park was partially empty but filled up right after Christmas. Our nightly rate was a special introductory rate for the month.

We stayed over New Years weekend and yes it was busy however from the past 5 other times we’ve stayed this time I was disappointed with the cleanliness of the restrooms. At first I thought maybe it’s early morning staff hasn’t had time to clean. Later that eve I stopped back in and the bathroom was still filthy with no toilet paper—soap bars left on shower floors. The following day same thing. Just heads up if you go there around a holiday. Also the rec hall was a mess —- no net or paddles for ping pong table the pool table has holes in the pockets.

Looks nice on paper. The sites are very spacious, level and easy to get in and out of. We can see how families or short-term stays would enjoy Canopy Oaks, but if you stay for any length of time, the lack of decent management quickly becomes very frustrating.

We both work/live RV full-time. We chose this resort bc they bragged so much about their amazing WiFi, it’s not at all what they promised. We often had 3-4 bars but absolutely no service. Even with all our own hotspots and WeBoost antenna, we struggle to get a signal. We finally have it working for the most part but it’s still unreliable at times, especially on weekends. The vouchers for free WiFi that they give you are completely useless. If you call the office to talk about it they tell you they have nothing to do with it and to call the 800#.

Very poor communication. The weekly activities sheet is often incorrect. We plan on eating at food trucks that end up not being there with no warning. The flyer for the pizza place has a phone number that's not even close to being the correct number. The Deli & Pizza place only sells pizza and wings. They say "Deli coming soon" but no date. The salon has never opened and if you try to schedule, no one responds.

The pool gets very crowded quickly. They only have 9 or 10 sets of washers/dryers. Not nearly enough for the sites here and it's only about 1/3 full. We've tried all days of the week, all times of the day even 7 am and they are always full with people waiting.

Apparently, we got very lucky. Everyone we've met who is staying long term has to move several times in their 3-month stay. There are so many empty spots, with a little effort these people shouldn't have to move. This also makes it hard to get to know your neighbors/long-termers b/c they are constantly moving.

Also, we knew we’d be in the middle of nowhere but didn’t realize how far into the middle of nowhere. It's a planned event to go grocery shopping. There is NOTHING for a good 25 min.

We do enjoy the Tiki Hut to break up a long week.

Back in. Full hookups.
Nice concrete sites and everything is new. Most of the folks were vacationers so it felt very touristy. Folks walking through our/all sites and such.
Staff was friendly.
Well-maintained.
Wifi: Neighbors said that their wifi was great. However, we were in between 2 of the park's routers (per IT). Spend 3 hours with IT and they were to escalate and call back. But, never heard back. So, as usually, relied on our hotspots.
A bit loud because everyone was vacationing, drinking, etc.
Tiki bar on site seemed fun.
The "deli" had pizza chicken nuggets. Both were really not good. But, food when you are hungry.