The campground(CG) is easy to find off I-4 with an easy left turn past the interstate overpass. We checked in at the gate, not the registration building. We had to go back to registration after we set up to get our military discount. We drove straight down Everglades Ave to back-in site 244. Sites sit 90 degrees to the narrow street, so backing can be tricky, especially with all the vehicles parked along the road perpendicular to the pad entrance. Site 244 was a good choice as the entrance road/Everglades runs straight into the site, plus it's at the end of the CG with no one behind us. We reserved one of the larger sites, which was big enough for our 39 5th wheel, but we had to disconnect as our F450 was in the road. Water and electric were located in the middle of the pad. The sewer was at the end of the pad, and we needed right at 20 feet of hose. The CG has cable, and we received 59 channels. You also get a lot of OTA channels, and we could have used satellite. We got 4 bars on Verizon. Water pressure was above 60 psi, so we needed a reducer. Lazydays was a true resort with a lot of amenities, including an on-property restaurant. However, the CG is old and needs to be upgraded to better accommodate today's larger rigs. According to their website, they will close down on 1 April 2023 for renovations. There was a rumor going around that Lazydays sold the CG, and it will be under new ownership after it opens back up.
