Thousand trails campgrounds near wauchula, fl

We were there twice in Jan. 2007. The first stay, we got a fhu site. The second stay we had to wait 2 nights to get a fhu site. Overall, the CG was OK. Lots to do and see in a few hours drive.
We spent our out time at Little Charlie Creek RV Park, just a few miles away. It was Passport America and the rate was good.

Click below and you can read what campers have to say about campgrounds in Wauchula, including Thousand Trails.

http://www.rvparkreviews.com/regions/Florida/Wauchula.html

It is a good park for us. We like the spots down by the river. Not FHU, but they do have a pump out service. The sites down by the river are wider and no traffic noise. We stayed there the passed three years.

I was a member for 8 years and found non of the parks were really being maintained correctly. Most of these parks are run down and look shabby. If price is a factor okay but there are many other parks I'd put my annual dues against than these parks. Many of the parks have muddy unlevel sites and the Mgr will tell you he's on it. Next year you see the sites still haven't been fixed with an answer of I have no money to do anything.

We are way better off not being members anymore, They have been losing members big time this is why they are letting the public in also.

Toban

We go there every winter. Really like it. The people are very friendly and always enjoy our stay.

Peace River TT is one of the smaller parks but nice on the river. Since ELS has bought TT they have been improving many of the parks. Try Orlando on your way home.

toban wrote:
I was a member for 8 years and found non of the parks were really being maintained correctly. Most of these parks are run down and look shabby. If price is a factor okay but there are many other parks I'd put my annual dues against than these parks. Many of the parks have muddy unlevel sites and the Mgr will tell you he's on it. Next year you see the sites still haven't been fixed with an answer of I have no money to do anything.

We are way better off not being members anymore, They have been losing members big time this is why they are letting the public in also.

Toban

That may have been true for the pre-encore years, but probably not any more.

I've had a platinum for ~3 years and have stayed in TT's from orlando to pacific city OR. None have been run down. I'll take a TT over a regular rv park any day as they generally have much larger sites.

Cramping isnt camping.

What is a TT and ELO?

TT is Thousand Trails and ELS is Equity Life Styles