Wildwood RV Village Campground

"Very easy ck in and ck out. Really liked our premium site. We were only there 3 nights and it rained the whole time, so we didn't use any of their facilities."

"Used to be a KOA and new owners have expanded big! Newest section has Wifi at the power post included in the cost. No concrete pads, only grass. Big rig friendly but a lot of sites are not level. Stay out back away from the adjacent Pilot truck stop. Located at the junction of 44 and I-75. You can hear I-75 that is about 1/4 mile away."

"This was definitely an RV park that you would only want to stay at for a one night stop. The sites were nothing more than a mixture of grass and gravel. No site separation whatsoever. Our spot, number S – 10, was so far out of level, we could not even get our slides out. On the plus side, there’s many acres of green grass for dogs to run in close by. It mostly looks like a place for a full timers. We stayed here in a 40 foot motorhome pulling a small car in early February 2024. The lady at the front desk was very nice. We got a last-minute spot to pull in, during a very heavy thunderstorm. if you are in a pinch, this place is OK."

"Had a great 2 week stay, only downside is no playground but overall found it family friendly. Reasonably priced and decent location. Would stay again."

"We spent just under a year here. Average RV park, staff are friendly and they keep the pool clean. Also enjoy the fact that they schedule activities for the kids (it’s so hard with the infestation of 55+ parks in Florida to find family friendly campgrounds). However three big negatives that you should know about this place before considering your stay here. 1) ROACHES. We were full time RV’ers for 6 years and always keep our rig clean. We’ve been in dozens of RV parks and campgrounds across the country, about 37 states, and never had a problem. However after staying here, small German roaches infested us, and we were even in the “deluxe” side of the park away from the long term residents. I regularly sprayed and kept the grass trimmed around our site but to no avail. 2) The park went from being locally owned to corporate ownership and things went downhill in a few areas... Which leads to number 3) We paid an extra $100 per month for high speed internet access which worked up until the last 3 months. I sent an email beginning of July in addition to speaking with the staff in person. All they offered to do was keep switching out our modems, which did nothing. Their internet technician (whom I’ve actually met when I was an RV resort manager for a bit) lives out of state and they couldn’t tell me if/when he was coming. Understandable since RV parks have to have special equipment, but when the second month of no action went by, I asked to have my monthly bill adjusted and to be credited for the prior time I paid for non-existent internet. Here is where the corporate thing comes in… I was told in definitive terms the corporate office would NOT approve monthly fee adjustments or refunds. Their attitude was that of “sorry not sorry” and offered no options to address this. We were planning on moving on in December but due to these issues decided to leave at the end of September. I am not advising anyone to not stay here, but just wanted potential campers to be aware of my own experience and what you may run into. If the campground/corporate staff reads this and would like to change their mind about their policies, they can reach out to me to work out a $300 refund for our internet trouble; I will gladly amend this review if that is addressed."