Okeechobee Landings RV Resort

Nice neighborhood. Good atmosphere, clean people easy to (not) get lost in, but I believe that if you wanna at least rent a plot of land it must be somewhere between 1000 to 5000 dollars if I'm not mistaken.

Okeechobee Landings is nothing but a bunch of old French Canadians that don't like Americans they shouldn't be allowed to be there they need to go back to where they came from

Well usually alot of activities going on but not with covid. Nice park, friendly people.

The places are good, the pool and the people there are hospitable but i don't like the weather when we we came there.

This is a privately owned campground that is very old and outdated. The sites are small and tight. The roads within the park are not wide enough for most large trailers and motor homes. Most sites only have 30-amp service. There is no wifi or cable. There are numerous problems with the pool: not filled completely, tiles cracking and chipping, dirty due to the filters not being changed. There are activities but are geared completely to the French Canadians. There are plenty of palm trees with few (less than 5 other trees). One large beautiful healthy oak tree was taken down while we were are the park due to it dropping a few leaves on the tennis courts. A huge issue is the garbage dumpsters. It is always overflowing and smelly! They do not have enough trash containers for the number of people in the park. There are also lots of fish heads and etc put into the dumpster not wrapped. There are rules on the campground map but are only enforced for those campers that the manager does not like. The rest of the campers can do whatever they like including parking more than 2 vehicles, a boat, a trailer and a truck on their site, dump fish parts in the dumpster, jump into the pool with sun oil on, speed on the roads, go the wrong way on one way roads and not clean up after their dog. Over the half of the park are permanent trailers so the park is more like a mobile home park than a RV park.. I would not recommend this park to anyone. We camped at Okeechobee Landing RV Resort in a Fifth Wheel.