Holiday Travel Park

"**Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐** Our recent stay at Holiday Travel Park was nothing short of spectacular! From the moment we arrived, the experience was seamless and welcoming. The park is beautifully maintained, with pristine grounds and well-kept facilities that cater to every need of a traveler. One of the standout aspects of our visit was the exceptional service provided by Matthew. He was not only incredibly knowledgeable about the park and surrounding area, but also genuinely enthusiastic and eager to assist with any queries or concerns. His friendly demeanor and proactive attitude significantly enhanced our stay, making us feel right at home. The amenities at Holiday Travel Park are great. The campsites are spacious and well-equipped, providing both comfort and convenience. The restrooms and showers were impeccably clean, which is always a critical factor in choosing a travel park. Additionally, the park offers a variety of recreational activities that kept us entertained throughout our stay. From the inviting pool to the well-maintained clubhouse , there was never a dull moment. The location of Holiday Travel Park is another big plus. Nestled in a picturesque area, it offers a perfect blend of tranquility and accessibility to local attractions. Whether you're looking to explore the nearby trails or simply relax and enjoy the natural beauty, this park has it all. Overall, Holiday Travel Park exceeded all our expectations. With its excellent facilities, beautiful setting, and the outstanding service provided by Matthew, it is undoubtedly one of the best travel parks we've ever visited. We can't wait to return and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a memorable and enjoyable experience."

"Mother in law lives here and she loves her community. Some of the neighbors are very rude. They expect you to be quite all day because some of them work nights and it's crazy."

"We really enjoy staying at the Holiday Travel Park through Thousand Trails and this is our third stay here. The residents of the park are very friendly, inviting, and will strike up a conversation with you as you sit in the main lodge or walk through the park. Matt and Christa, the office staff, are also very friendly and are always helpful to make your stay wonderful here at Holiday Travel! Just outside of the park, you’ll find a Winn Dixie grocery store (on the right), and to the left, a local Greek food stand (wonderful), a liquor and wine store with a great selection, and more. Within a short driving distance, there are nice local parks and walking trails – recommend the North Anclote Nature Park and Jay B. Starky Wilderness Park (dogs on leash allowed in both). In terms of local major attractions, Tampa is about a 40 minute drive away where you can visit the Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI), Busch Gardens, Adventure Island and more. Tarpon Springs is a very short distance away and very worth visiting the Sponge Docks, the Hellas Restaurant, and many shops. Parking is free in the Hellas Restaurant’s Parking Lot (around back) provided that you dine at their restaurant. Be sure to get a validated parking ticket from the server."

"Have a 23’ trailer. Stayed here because we are members of Thousand Trails. Guess there was a reason why this was the only place I could get a reservation on short notice. Most spots are by permanent residents. Very tight roads and narrow spots. YOU NEED A SURGE SUPPRESSOR. The first day we stayed there was a big surge. Water pressure a little on the low side. The sewer hook up is in the concrete so it was a little difficult to hook that up. Bathrooms are not air conditioned. Now for the good parts - the library and club house is great! Pool tables, competition shuffleboard, horse shoes, and corn hole courts. Pool looked nice. Pet friendly but no free run area. I didn’t see any strip club as prior reviews mentioned but there is a liquor store and lounge, restaurant, and grocery within walking distance. Very short drive to the Sponge Docks in Tarpon Springs. I liked the location but I too wasn’t going to be walking around at night. There were a lot of homeless people hanging out by the entrance to the park."