Met our needs, Nice level site, friendly/helpful staff. Internet is pay with Tengo. Recently remodeled bathrooms. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Park was well maintained. The 50 amp plug was only 30 amps, seems that all the sites in the section we were in, were 30 amp. Sites were good sized, AT&T worked ok as well. We stayed here in a 40 ft. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Date: 10/6-10/10/2011 Location; 1755 E State Road 44, Wildwood FL 34785. Three flags is a Mid Atlantic park, part of Thousand Trails. Coast: $0.00 as members of TT. I believe for non members it was $35 a night. Site: We had a level grass pull through, 50 amp full hook up. Only problem with the hook up was the sewer connection was about 12 inches high. We had a small, 8x10 cement patio. Some sites had larger patios, but most didn't have patio's. There is no privacy between sites. Site were a good size, normal commercial size. We were in the front of the park, with very little shade. In the back of the park there are some nice back ins that are bigger and have some shade. The roads are all paved. Laundry: There is a nice laundry with 6 washers and dryers. $2 a load each. Phone, Wi-fi, TV: Verizon cell phone worked well. Wi-fi is through Tengo at $4.95 day with weekly and monthly rate $20 and $40. The first 4 hours are free. The signal was good. TV is over the air; we only got 3 channels, NBC and two odd channels. No cable. Dog Friendly: Yes, a good size fenced in dog run in the back of the park. Lot of walking area. Night: Lighting was good. Some light road noise. Distance train noise. Book Exchange: Small book exchange. Amenities: A small pool. A very nice clubhouse. No planned activities at this time, only about 15 RV's in the park. A mini golf. Summary: We would stay here again. Park seemed to be very well maintained, mowed grass, no leaves lying around, etc. We would recommend this park. When full, it may seem a bit crowed. This is why I would choose a back in on the perimeter in the back, not in the back center. Even though it rained almost the whole time we were here it did not get muddy or swampy. It is a nice park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is now part of the Thousand Trails/Encore/MidAtlantic system. TT members can stay for the $3/night park fee only if they have an Elite Membership or purchase one of the new region memberships (about $500 for 12 months) through TT. If you are a Passport America member or other accepted groups you can camp at a discounted rate. However, you might not be able to use these discount memberships if you are a TT member with a lower level membership than the Elite. Wi-Fi is available at a fee through Tengo Internet. The park tends to get "soggy" with heavy rains as you are parked on grassy sand; be aware of this problem. The roads are paved but very narrow. Park is in two sections, with long-term campers in the back section with more amenities. No cable TV in the front short term section. This park, unlike the TT Resorts is not gated, thus, no security. Big clean laundry but costly $2/load to wash and $2 load to dry. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very clean, quiet park. Level, grassy sites with paved roads throughout. Surrounded by beautiful trees and pasture land. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and plan to visit again in the very near future. Stayed in a Fifth Wheel for 4 days for only $13 a night on Coast to Coast. What a great bargain! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The sites are long, wide and fairly level, but grass and sand. A few had cement pads and nearly all offer no shade. There is no cable and no antenna reception and when I asked if I could watch the election returns in the locked club house I was told "can't help you". They (whoever they are?) don't want anyone in the club house "they" are planing on doing some up-dates. So what! The pool is not heated and for the 5 days I was there the debris on the bottom was not cleaned out, however the water was clear. The sign says, "shower before entering pool", impossible, the handle on the COLD shower is broken. The restrooms and showers are very clean. The warm, (not hot) water tank must be in Canada as it takes a very long time for the barley warm water to arrive. The most disturbing thing about this park was the adjoining property had three large hounds that barked NON STOP all day long and into the wee hours of the night. It appears there is little supervision of the maintenance of this park. A nice park headed for doom. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We received the $10 Coast to Coast rate. This was a great overnight spot. Near 75 but no highway noise, in fact a nice quiet place with friendly people both in the office and other campers. Generous sites, and ours looked at the horses in the pasture next to the park.Our site was grass with light gravel where the RV parked. Waffle House, Steak and Shake, and Denny's nearby but not much else. Very easy in and out of the site and back onto 75. Paved roads in the campground. Good cell phone reception. We camped here in a Motorhome.

No cable but they say several channels available on the antenna. Only one out of 4 came through. We stayed here on Resort Parks International membership. It is a clean campground and friendly staff. The laundry room seems a little small for the number of spaces in the park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed as members of RPI. This is a fairly nice park with good facilities but be careful when it gets wet. All the sites are on grass and thay turn into mud holes when it rains hard. We needed 4 wheel drive to get in and out and we heard others needed to be towed out. Good location for visiting this area. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Plugged into the 50amp supply but could only get 30amp - all sites were the same. Someone said this CG had been closed and people expected the electrics to be sorted when it reopened, but the problem hasn't been corrected. Sites were on firm grass and I could get satellite access. Unfortunately, they don't have wifi. At $8 we would go back but would not wish to stay more than a couple of nights as there is nothing to do there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed under C2C. Required cash payment but did accept internet reservation. Mostly grass pull thru but some concrete pads. Very clean and neat. Pleasant managers and staff. Not computerized park. Recently bought by Thousand Trails and is on their website. Mostly clear southern sky for satellites. Clean laundry. Would have higher rating if cable and modem. Would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an old campground. Needs lots of TLC. Friendly staff. Pool and hot tub not working but that didn't bother me. We parked further away from the truck stop but could still hear the hum with the windows open. Verizon did not work here but the camp has free Wi-Fi. It's an OK overnight. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Good KOA, easy to get too and the staff is great. The sites are unpaved. The campground is very clean. We spent one night and will stop again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is an OK place for an overnight. Used to be KOA, but is not any more. Looks a bit tired and run down. Clean showers and restrooms, and pool was clean. Mini golf needs TLC. Next to a truck stop lot so ask for a spot away from the trucks. Walk to Steak and Shake. Some semi-permanent campers. I felt safe. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed in this campground in a 45ft Coach with a pickup truck towed behind; overall length 72ft. We were able to use a pull through spot. That is about all of the positive comments: The Park is rundown and dirty, next to a truck stop. We could see the trucks and hear them running all night. In fact a smell of urine wafted over the fence separating the campground from the truck stop. Perhaps the most disturbing thing about the park is not the material in the sand, (Florida, remember) that stained our dog’s feet, requiring washing with dishwashing liquid to remove, but the ants…. Everywhere, mounds and mounds of ants… Before I could spray around my electric cord and tires they were in the coach. I spent the next two days tracking them down and spraying them. While the location is great if one is traveling from the Mobile AL area to Key West, the park is unsuitable for us. We will not be staying in the Wildwood KOA again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here one night. We did not care for the campground. It has very narrow roads and very small sites. It worked for us because of where it was, but we probably would not stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very basic campground right off the interstate. Most sites were not long enough to fit my RV and toad. The entire campground is aged and needs repair, paint, etc. Backs up to a truck stop and you can clearly see them over the fence. We checked in late and couldn't use the Wi-Fi because we needed a key. I'd only stay here again for another overnight stop, never longer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not a bad place for an overnight stay, but I wouldn't stay here for any longer than that. The truck stop right next door drowns out any possible wildlife noises. The sites are TINY. Thank God we had no one next to us or we'd hear them snoring. The place is in desperate need of a face lift. No problems with the staff. He was actually quite nice. Not what we expected from the previous reviews. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very disappointing for a KOA. Not very nice staff. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Wow! i know that this place stays in business because there is nothing else in the area. if it weren't for working here for a couple of weeks i believe that we would have slept under the bridge with the homeless. The husband is rude and not at all helpful. The toilet in our eagle malfunctioned. While waiting on parts, we asked for the bath house to be unlocked so that we would not have to walk across the campground in the middle of the night (we are right next to a busy truck stop and I-75). We were told no! After an intense conversation and threatening to contact KOA (go ahead-it won't do any good) and dispute our visa charge-he reluctantly gave us a key. The only good thing about the place is the pool is clean and nice after a hard days work. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Absolutely filthy! Would value this park at about $15.00. Filed complaint with KOA and received their canned letter in response. KOA is not a good choice, even for just overnight. Check in staff just awful, seemed a little slow... We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I don't think this is a bad place, not as bad as previous reviewers, I think it is the standard along side the interstate KOA ... nothing more, nothing less. We would stop there again on our way to and from Florida. I would not chose it as a base camp to visit Disney, etc, however. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Pull-thru was not long enough for 38 footer plus dingy. We needed 25 feet to attach the sewer connect and the sites are very close. The restrooms and showers located in the back of the park were pad locked, I think there was another in the front of the park, I don't know if it was locked. I'll make a note to avoid this one next winter. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We are KOA campers, but we will never stay here again. The people were anything but friendly. We are VIP KOA campers but they stuck us out in no mans land (grassy flat) right beside the storage units. To add insult to injury, we were also located next to the dumpsters and I know none of you are going to believe this, but at 1:15 am, they came to dump the dumpsters. Between the lights and the beep beep beep backing up signals, we had a less than a desirable night. Thank goodness we were just stopping over for the night, but I would drive another 100 miles before we would ever stop here again. All this for $50? I don't think so!! I just wish KOA would post real people reviews of their campgrounds on their website. We have been at many that we absolutely loved. We have been at a couple we will NEVER go back to again. We are full timers and just go hither and yon and don't have to be anywhere, anytime for any reason. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Not what you expect from a KOA. The park is greatly worn down. The office smelled like a musty basement and did not have much inventory. All sites are grass sites - no concrete or rock. Nothing special about this place. Won't stop here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

About the only good thing was the cleanliness of the rest rooms. The sites are very close, typical of KOA, and the facilities looked run down. The owners were okay - not friendly by any means. This is not a destination park. It's right off of I-75, which is convenient, and right next to the truck stop. Trucks running their motors most of the night. It is a good park for just an overnight with the windows closed. Doubt if I will stay here again - it's worth the extra few miles of driving to find a nicer location. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A big mistake. Do not believe what you see on the website, this is not a nice place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not bad for a short couple days stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The site is beautiful, but has been allowed to deteriorate to such a degree that I felt "dirty" all the time. Some of the full-timers, I think, are lifers, and the junk that accumulates around such sites is pathetic. Though close to I-75, and convenient to Denny's and Pilot, I would neither recommened this park nor stay here again, as it was the least confortable place I have stayed. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We thought the price was a little high. Pull thru site could have been longer, our 38' motorhome was okay, but had to disconnect our tow behind...we were there for one night. We camped here in a Motorhome.