Hi folks,We are planning a 3 week trip to Orlando in late April / early May. We have never been to Florida before, let alone Orlando.We want to take in Epcot/Universal/Disney, but will also take day-trips to both coasts and take in a few sites along the way. We like to 'drop anchor' and then do our thing. Our question is this:What is your recommended best campground in the area that can suit our needs. It would be nice to be able to bus it to the parks, yet be central enough to take off and do something different.I hope this is enough info to leave you with as to what we have in mind. Opinions, experiences and recommendations are greatly appreciated.........thanks!!

Well you will be right at the end of the snow-bird season down here. And that means campgrounds tend to be full. A lot depends on the weather up north tho, mild weather will tend to pull the snow-birds back north. Ft Wilderness is certainly the prime location for Disney. It is expensive and from what I hear somewhat tight packed. It does have transport to the Disney Parks tho. You need to go online and check availability for your time slot. Other than that there are many CG in Florida, no surprise. but again you'll have to find places with open slots. RVParkreview.com is your friend here. And also reserveamerica.com.

Orlando south/ Kissimee Koa. we were there about 2 weeks ago.

I think by late April most snowbirds are gone. Most parks lower their rates in April or May.

Moss Park is a pretty nice county park in Orlando, and a considerable bargain compared to Disney's Fort Wilderness or most commercial campgrounds. Was only there 2 days, but was quite impressed.

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NoVa_RT
Explorer
Jan 17, 2018
Moss Park is a pretty nice county park in Orlando, and a considerable bargain compared to Disney's Fort Wilderness or most commercial campgrounds. Was only there 2 days, but was quite impressed.
bankmule66
Explorer
Jan 17, 2018
I think by late April most snowbirds are gone. Most parks lower their rates in April or May.
dockmasterdave
Explorer
Jan 17, 2018
Orlando south/ Kissimee Koa. we were there about 2 weeks ago.
agesilaus
Explorer III
Jan 17, 2018
Well you will be right at the end of the snow-bird season down here. And that means campgrounds tend to be full. A lot depends on the weather up north tho, mild weather will tend to pull the snow-birds back north. Ft Wilderness is certainly the prime location for Disney. It is expensive and from what I hear somewhat tight packed. It does have transport to the Disney Parks tho. You need to go online and check availability for your time slot.

Other than that there are many CG in Florida, no surprise. but again you'll have to find places with open slots. RVParkreview.com is your friend here. And also reserveamerica.com.
Two_Hands
Explorer
Jan 16, 2018
FORT WILDERNESS.

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