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Christmas RV Park
Overview
Christmas RV Park offers a quiet and peaceful retreat located in the uniquely named town of Christmas, Florida. Known for its small-town charm and spacious layout, this park provides a relaxed atmosphere away from the high-density tourist corridors of Central Florida. It serves as a comfortable base camp for travelers who appreciate clean facilities and a slower pace of life while remaining close to major attractions.
Location & Surroundings
Situated along Highway 50, the park is ideally positioned between the bustling city of Orlando and the Atlantic Coast. The surrounding area is characterized by rural landscapes and natural Florida wetlands. Guests often enjoy the proximity to the St. Johns River, which offers unique opportunities for airboat rides and wildlife viewing. The town itself is famous for its holiday-themed post office where visitors often stop to postmark their seasonal mail.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed with modern conveniences to ensure a smooth stay for both short-term and seasonal guests. On-site amenities include:
- Full hookups with 30 and 50-amp electrical service.
- Level concrete pads designed specifically for larger rigs.
- A well-maintained laundry room and clean bathhouse facilities.
- Recreational options like shuffleboard and a communal clubhouse.
These features make it a reliable choice for travelers seeking comfort and accessibility during their stay.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
History and nature enthusiasts will find plenty to explore nearby. The Fort Christmas Historical Park is just a short drive away, offering a glimpse into the region's pioneer past. For thrill-seekers, Jungle Adventures Nature Park is close by, featuring live alligator demonstrations. Additionally, the park's central location allows for easy day trips to the Kennedy Space Center or the world-famous theme parks located in the greater Orlando area.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an excellent choice for snowbirds looking for a long-term winter home in a quiet environment. It is also well-suited for families who want to explore Orlando's attractions during the day but prefer a serene setting for their evenings. If you travel in a larger motorhome or fifth wheel, the big-rig-friendly sites provide the necessary space and ease of access for a stress-free experience.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Pete Johnson
Overpriced at $80/night for small & short stay campers. Appears they cater to snowbirds with large RVs. They put me in Site 14 which was tiny, right next to office/highway, bright lights, road noise, no sewer hookup. I would not stay there again.
Sgt. V
I've never stayed here but I deliver here on the regular. Park and clubhouse are well kept and clean. Office people are nice. Clean and well serviced bathrooms. Grounds well laid out.
john clark
I rent a space for my RV at Christmas RV Park. I'm here for work, and the location is perfect. Very clean, quiet place and the ppl are nice.
Benjamin Pierce
Very clean and friendly. Love the campfire area and cooking area! My wife and I enjoy every time we camp here! Looking forward to going back.
Adventures with BC
We stayed at Christmas RV Park from January 2024 to June 2024. In November 2023, Brenden accepted a new job in the area, and he began searching for a campground that was available, affordable, and conveniently located. Given that it was winter, we were fortunate to find an available site. We stayed in site CC, which is located in the back corner of the park. First, the location of Christmas RV Park was ideal for us. It was close to Brenden’s new job, and just a short drive from Titusville, where we did our shopping. Orlando International Airport is also reasonably accessible from the park. However, the pricing felt a bit high for the value received. While we understand that it's an RV Park, not an RV Resort, and that prices in Florida tend to be higher, the experience didn’t fully justify the cost. The RV sites weren’t level, and the roads were covered with large rocks, which detracted from the overall comfort. When it rains heavily, many of the sites, including ours, tend to flood, which created quite a hassle during our stay. At times, the park felt more like a trailer park, as some sites were cluttered. While many full-time residents maintained their sites well, the overall appearance could be improved. The website presents the park as well-kept and clean, but our experience was mixed in this regard. An important note for RV owners: if you have a smaller RV, you might be able to get a site closer to the front of the park with a concrete pad. However, larger RVs are typically assigned to the back of the park, where there are no concrete pads, and the sites are generally more difficult to access due to narrow roads. The office hours are limited, making it challenging to get assistance when needed. Additionally, the water quality was poor, even with a water softener and filters. We resorted to filling gallon bottles from Walmart or Publix for drinking. Another downside was the lack of privacy, as people often walked or drove golf carts through our site. Some dog owners also allowed their pets to wander far into our space, which was frustrating. We have two dogs, but we always kept them close to avoid encroaching on other sites. As for amenities, the park has a pool located next to the road without any screening, though we didn’t mind and often swam in the evenings. WiFi is available but only works well near Santa Hall, where the office is located. There are two coin-operated laundry rooms that are well-maintained, as well as clean and nicely kept bathrooms. The dog park was a great feature, providing a space for our pups to run freely. During the winter months, the park hosts various activities and brings in food trucks, which added to the community feel.