Could be a good camp for those who aim to 'camp'. Well maintained 'daily' but old and worn out, the few cement picnic pads are cracked/crushed/displaced with more ankle sprains waiting to happen. Sites in front are vastly not level, with some exceptions. Rural ambiance but 3-10 mi to "everything you could need". Awesome natural resou...moreCould be a good camp for those who aim to 'camp'. Well maintained 'daily' but old and worn out, the few cement picnic pads are cracked/crushed/displaced with more ankle sprains waiting to happen. Sites in front are vastly not level, with some exceptions. Rural ambiance but 3-10 mi to "everything you could need". Awesome natural resources easily accessed in region. Not "tourist" area if "tourist" means to you 'buying expensive tickets' & 'hours long lines' to eat. Excellent area for tooting about and accessing nature trails and rivers/streams, state/national parks, historical and geographical sights and towns/villages to explore and appreciate! Pool area is nice but small pool. Well kept, sparkling clean water. Major hwys/interstate/tollways easily accessed. Also noisy at times, loud sirens often.Great staff--Jane, Joe, Ken. Try hard to assist in order to make stay pleasant. These staff work very hard for visitors, and still try to get acquainted. Many 'nice' campers that vastly are here vacationing for days/weeks, who clearly have taken the rules and the etiquette of camping to heart. Sites are narrow, some cramped, but almost all are good length large rig+vehicle. All are FHU. MANY permanent/annual. Several junky/unkempt sites. Typical FL rainstorm 3" in 8-10 h (but often 2-4"/h) so that's practically just a Spring shower yet Whole area flooding.LAKE with dog crap under & surrounding entire rig.2-5" deep, mushy. No dry/damp way to get out of rig, still 1 week later!!Read old reviews to check---noted flooding since 2017 yet site(s) not leveled, graveled, or drainage improvement BUT STILL SOLD/available to unsuspecting campers who are restricted from seeing sites before choosing one at checkin despite >dozen visible empty sites after checkin. UNABLE to give > 1 * for cleanliness when basic health, safety, welfare is compromised by flooding and e. Coli--both easily fixable by some grading & gravel, and strict pet enforcement on bad owners. Plus their directions to "empty standing water" due to 'Zika and West Nile viruses, and to control mosquitoes'. Really?! Recommend a squirt gun approach while the entire barn is on fire?Almost no TV antenna reception. Front section pull thrus. Mostly open field. Noisy highways and turnpike, trains heard but not usually intrusive. Cow pastures border entire west side. Site 23 (repeat) seasonal female drives lg pickup Silverado 22mph wrong way, thru empty flooded sites 34 (also seen thru 36 to save 50ft extra staying on pavemt.Walks her dog on empty sites despite the forest being 50 ft away, doesn't pick up 1/2 the time --can't pick up residue anyway!--stated she was "told by [office] she could walk anywhere'as long as picked up' "....clearly on handouts to stay off other sites, pick up 100%, rules delineate no using/driving/passing thru /affecting other sites. Pretty sure [office] didn't authorize her (and others') repeatedly bad behaviors, but clearly no one holds her and others accountable by imposing the $fines posted or even making them park at front (as rules state) so they cannot create safety hazards within the campsites--the longtermers should be the epitome of rules decorum not the persistent, repeated violators!!! Several repeat offenders driving 10-15mph over speed limit , wrong way+speeding, driving across several occupied sites (front and back)[ and thru empty sites] to enter/exit own sites parallel to roads rather than perpendicular in own driveways, & a few recklessly. Speed bumps won't stop them, only repeated and progressive penalties will. A few dogs running loose--owners don't even pretend they're leashed by carrying one, just open rig door and let animals go out.Semi cabs apparently allowed to park on grass not drive. VERY NOISY esp after bedtime when they pull far into your site next to your bed so they can back up onto their site across the 12-14ft wide road, dozens of vehicles, parking off of the designated driveways, even before the rain. Dirt and now mud deep ruts on OTHERS' sites. Time to police the park not just print more warnings for checkin packets. Any camp: Your 'vacationers' follow the habits exhibited upon arrival--hold your annuals/seasonals to the rules, the vast majority of your vacationers will follow suit.

Good Location TT,,, especially if you want a base west or north of Orlando. Good for Silver Springs and Crystal River. The Villages is just around the corner and interesting to drive through and stop in one of the town squares. We were in the back which is mostly long term. A little more difficult and tight than the front which is ...moreGood Location TT,,, especially if you want a base west or north of Orlando. Good for Silver Springs and Crystal River. The Villages is just around the corner and interesting to drive through and stop in one of the town squares. We were in the back which is mostly long term. A little more difficult and tight than the front which is typically overnighters or short term. More shade in the back.

Checked in and was told the front section was flooded out due to all the rain they had recently. Luckily, this is not high season so they still had plenty of spots available. They assigned me site 194 - a pull thru. Roads are all pave and in good condition. Had 50 amp - clean power, good water pressure and sewer. there are some trees i...moreChecked in and was told the front section was flooded out due to all the rain they had recently. Luckily, this is not high season so they still had plenty of spots available. They assigned me site 194 - a pull thru. Roads are all pave and in good condition. Had 50 amp - clean power, good water pressure and sewer. there are some trees in the back and satellite was partially blocked - 2 or 3 satellites locked in with Trav'ler so I had TV but no HD which is fine. Pool was very nice, good size - not huge but not tiny either. Staff was very nice. Sites are all dirt and grass, you will track sand in! Close to the highways but no road noise. Bathrooms were clean.

We really liked this park! It was clean and had nice amenities. A few things we encountered with our stay was not the park's fault but the mosquitos were bad (It was Florida in Summer) so that was expected. And the other thing was our RV got so hot mid-day even with the A/C blasting (We only have 1 A/C unit). We noticed a lot of pe...moreWe really liked this park! It was clean and had nice amenities. A few things we encountered with our stay was not the park's fault but the mosquitos were bad (It was Florida in Summer) so that was expected. And the other thing was our RV got so hot mid-day even with the A/C blasting (We only have 1 A/C unit). We noticed a lot of people had car sun shades in the windows. We wished we would have bought some of those to better insulate our R.V. Our Internet was great. My Fiance and I work full time from our RV. That means 8 hour days of internet surfing and video calls and our internet was stable on our hotspots/routers. Mainly T-Mobile. We did not try out the park WiFi but we never do. We have a Pepwave Max with T-Mobile, Verizon Jet Pack, and AT&T Night Hawk with Mimo Antennas. We also got a pull-through site, so our 38-foot Travel Trailer had no issue getting into the site. They also had a cute dog park in the south corner and our two dogs loved it!The one thing we did not like about this park was that our neighbors were loud at night, however, they did quiet down around 9:30-10 PM. So it was not terrible. We would recommend visiting the Villages and Alexander Springs in the Ocala National Forest! Great spots to see. We filmed a lot of this visit and will post a video on our channel: www.YouTube.com/bonniebrenden

Thousand Trails Three Flags is conveniently located near both the Villages and Wildwood, Florida. Just 1.5 miles from I-75, Three Flags RV Campground provides a great base camp to explore central Florida or to just relax and soak up the Florida sunshine. This Thousand Trails RV Park is one of three Thousand Trails RV Parks in Florida...moreThousand Trails Three Flags is conveniently located near both the Villages and Wildwood, Florida. Just 1.5 miles from I-75, Three Flags RV Campground provides a great base camp to explore central Florida or to just relax and soak up the Florida sunshine. This Thousand Trails RV Park is one of three Thousand Trails RV Parks in Florida and is the smallest and northernmost Thousand Trails Preserve in Florida. Verizon cellular service clocked in at 38.7 Mbps download speed and 2.81 Mbps upload speed. AT&T cellular service clocked in at 10.9 Mbps download speed and 0.22 Mbps upload speed. T-Mobile cellular service clocked in at 6.96 Mbps download speed and 0.92 Mbps upload speed.

The office staff was very nice, no issues with them and the did refund the rest of our stay. We booked this campground with RVonthego.com and were going to pay $57/night for the weekly rate. Left after 1 night. For this price we felt the amenities listed on the website were not what they said.The “mini golf” was pvc pipe su...moreThe office staff was very nice, no issues with them and the did refund the rest of our stay. We booked this campground with RVonthego.com and were going to pay $57/night for the weekly rate. Left after 1 night. For this price we felt the amenities listed on the website were not what they said.The “mini golf” was pvc pipe surrounding concrete pads with old golf set putters, it wasn’t actually useable.No nature trail that we could findThe men’s bathroom was not cleanTiny pool only open 10-duskPlus other little things that felt like it was just enough to get by.If you aren’t paying anything the sites are fine but it’s not worth anywhere near $60 a night.

Fun stop, good pool to play in with the kids. No shade at campsites, just don't expect much from the sites themselves. Pretty close together.

The grounds are well maintained. The sites have grass for the most part. The campground is separated into two sections. The back is mostly long term and the front mostly shorter term. Most of the sites are pull thru and the whole campground is easy in and easy out. ATT was ok, but would fluctuate. 3-10 down and 3-7 upVersion was ...moreThe grounds are well maintained. The sites have grass for the most part. The campground is separated into two sections. The back is mostly long term and the front mostly shorter term. Most of the sites are pull thru and the whole campground is easy in and easy out. ATT was ok, but would fluctuate. 3-10 down and 3-7 upVersion was awesome 20-30 down and 6-10 up

We made a reservation through our Thousand Trails membership - which was free when we purchased our RV. The reservation process through Thousand Trails was annoying, their system was unable to process online reservations the same day as your stay, and ultimately required a few phone calls to complete; this seems to be an issue with Tho...moreWe made a reservation through our Thousand Trails membership - which was free when we purchased our RV. The reservation process through Thousand Trails was annoying, their system was unable to process online reservations the same day as your stay, and ultimately required a few phone calls to complete; this seems to be an issue with Thousand Trails, and NOT the RV park. In fact, we called the RV park directly to let them know about our late arrival and they were super friendly, even giving us a spot close to the front to make it easy for us to get in late at night. The site was grassy/sandy and included a picnic table, but the hookups were a little older and our box had some wasps in the post (which was annoying when trying to unhook the next morning). Wifi was extra and there was no cable. The site and park itself were generally clean.

I've stayed here twice, in spot #50 and now in spot #70. Both of these spots are in the front section of the campground where most spots are in full sun but the sites are larger then the back side of the campground; these are spots under 86. Spots 86 and up are in the back of the park and seem to be more long-term residents with some...moreI've stayed here twice, in spot #50 and now in spot #70. Both of these spots are in the front section of the campground where most spots are in full sun but the sites are larger then the back side of the campground; these are spots under 86. Spots 86 and up are in the back of the park and seem to be more long-term residents with some short-term littered through.The campground is right off 44, just a couple miles north of "The Villages" community, because of the proximity to The Villages you can find everything, Publix, car wash, salons, gas, etc. But there are no sites in the area at all. I've visited one of the local parks, too small to even bike ride around. If you're looking for a relaxing place with good-sized pull-through spots, this is the place for you. There is a coin-operated laundry with 6 washers and dryers. The only showers in the entire campground are the bathroom in the club house (these are not noted on the campground map). The laundry and clubhouse are both in the center of the almost figure-8 layout of the park, both have parking outside the buildings.

We were harassed a little when checking in since we converted our own trailer. The woman checking us in said the manager had to approve it and that all RVs had to show certification now. She hesitated but finally did check us in. The manager never did stop by to see the inside of the trailer.Other than that experience, it's a nice ...moreWe were harassed a little when checking in since we converted our own trailer. The woman checking us in said the manager had to approve it and that all RVs had to show certification now. She hesitated but finally did check us in. The manager never did stop by to see the inside of the trailer.Other than that experience, it's a nice enough park. Not real big and very flat, so it was pretty easy to navigate into a spot. You're assigned a spot when you check-in instead of driving around the park to pick one yourself.We ended up in a spot that was next to an annual site. Ann was very friendly and nice to chat with.The bathrooms were cleaned daily. The showers were decent as well. Plenty of hot water. The shower stalls were a little on the small side but not bad.Be wary of following GPS as it did overshoot a bit so we missed the turn. There was a pretty convenient turnaround not too far from the entrance, though.

A large wooded park with large spots. Many of the spots appear to be permanent, and everyone is very friendly. The park is relatively quiet. There are a lot of live oaks covered in Spanish moss, so it is very scenic. It is just a few miles from The Villages, so it is a good place to stay if you want to go out to eat or to see live ...moreA large wooded park with large spots. Many of the spots appear to be permanent, and everyone is very friendly. The park is relatively quiet. There are a lot of live oaks covered in Spanish moss, so it is very scenic. It is just a few miles from The Villages, so it is a good place to stay if you want to go out to eat or to see live music.

The staff was fantastic! The lady that checked me in was very friendly and helpful. During our stay we had an issue with the electric pedestal continuously shutting off power to our RV. I called the front desk and in less than 5 minutes someone was at our site to fix it. They fixed it quickly and we did not have any more issues during ...moreThe staff was fantastic! The lady that checked me in was very friendly and helpful. During our stay we had an issue with the electric pedestal continuously shutting off power to our RV. I called the front desk and in less than 5 minutes someone was at our site to fix it. They fixed it quickly and we did not have any more issues during the rest of our stay. The pool area is very nice and the bathroom at the pool was immaculately clean. The rec center is nice and comfortable with a nice selection of puzzles that I worked on with my friend that was staying there. Verizon and AT&T worked well. The only thing we did not particularly like is that the sites are way too close together. We were very close to our neighbor with not much outdoor living space, but at least our neighbor was very nice. She was actually one of the friendliest campsite neighbors we have ever had!

The park is clean, quiet and the perfect location when you are looking to get away from busy campgrounds. There isn't much to do in the area, the park is smaller but it's great for downtime. The pool is fantastic! We enjoyed it almost every day! I work remote and the Verizon here was exceptional. Fast speeds and steady connectivit...moreThe park is clean, quiet and the perfect location when you are looking to get away from busy campgrounds. There isn't much to do in the area, the park is smaller but it's great for downtime. The pool is fantastic! We enjoyed it almost every day! I work remote and the Verizon here was exceptional. Fast speeds and steady connectivity. The OTA TV, not so much. If you're relying on your TV antenna don't bother! Beware that our Garmin RV GPS overshot the entrance and we breezed right by!

We are Thousand Trails members and after our initial purchase of a membership, we only pay $500/year dues. This stay cost us no out of pocket money. 3 Flags is a typical Central Florida RV Park. Not very crowded, surrounded by pine trees and squirels, and lots of spanish moss. There was no problem checking in, our paperwork was waiting...moreWe are Thousand Trails members and after our initial purchase of a membership, we only pay $500/year dues. This stay cost us no out of pocket money. 3 Flags is a typical Central Florida RV Park. Not very crowded, surrounded by pine trees and squirels, and lots of spanish moss. There was no problem checking in, our paperwork was waiting outside the office when we arrived late. I have received packages at the front office without any problems. Almost all of the sites are pull thru and very generous in size. Back in sites are along the outer edges. If you have friends in The Villages this is a great place to stay nearby. There is not much to do in Wildwood proper but you can get to other areas easily.

Our stay at Three Flags was good. The sites are mostly grass, and some have small concrete slabs with picnic tables. We had one site with and one without during two different stays. If you can get a spot with the slab, it's nice because you can park the rig right next to it so you don't track grass inside. The park is pretty flat, b...moreOur stay at Three Flags was good. The sites are mostly grass, and some have small concrete slabs with picnic tables. We had one site with and one without during two different stays. If you can get a spot with the slab, it's nice because you can park the rig right next to it so you don't track grass inside. The park is pretty flat, but we did need to use leveling blocks both times. The park is decently maintained and has clean laundry facilities. It's not the biggest Thousand Trails park we've stayed at, but it's large enough that you can get a decent walk in. All the roads are paved and in good shape, so that makes going for some relaxing bike rides possible. The park sits about a mile off of I-75, and while there's not really anything to do within walking distance, you can get to the towns of Wildwood and The Villages within a 10 minute drive.