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D Merry RV Sanctuary
Overview
Overview
Travelers seeking a Central Florida basecamp will find D Merry RV Sanctuary in Kissimmee, Florida positioned right in the middle of a major travel corridor. The park name suggests a quieter retreat compared to the bustling commercial resorts nearby, offering an alternative setting for motorhome owners and trailerists navigating Osceola County. Situated close to the main thoroughfares of the region, this property places visitors within easy reach of both the urban amenities of Orlando and the natural expanse of the Florida Everglades watershed.
Location & Surroundings
Arriving at this Kissimmee location typically involves navigating US Highway 192 or the Florida Turnpike, bringing drivers into a landscape defined by flat terrain, stands of cypress, and frequent subtropical warmth. The immediate surroundings mix suburban commercial development with pockets of protected wetlands and pastureland. Summer brings high humidity and afternoon rainstorms, while winter delivers mild, dry days that draw seasonal travelers southward for extended stays.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details like hookup amperages, site dimensions, and bathhouse availability are not guaranteed by the name alone, guests should contact the management directly to confirm specifics. Travelers should call ahead to verify standard RV utility connections, pet regulations, and access restrictions for large motorhomes or long fifth wheels. Inquiring about pull-through versus back-in pad construction ensures proper site matching for your specific rig.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding region provides endless recreation, from the massive theme parks of Lake Buena Vista just minutes north to the vast shores of Lake Tohopekaliga for bass fishing and bird watching. Airboat tours operate throughout the Kissimmee and St. Cloud areas, offering a close look at local wildlife. For a slower pace, visitors can drive west to explore the rolling hills and citrus groves of Clermont or spend a day hiking the trails of Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination suits road-trippers and vacationers who want a central jumping-off point for theme park excursions combined with outdoor exploration in Central Florida. Seasonal visitors looking for a modest campground near regional highways will appreciate the accessible location. It works well for travelers prioritizing a strategic spot in Osceola County over expansive resort-style entertainment within the park gates.
Reviews
Adam Ptaszynski
Nothing to offer for $269.??. A week. I will be leaving when my week is up. This is probably the worst rv park I've been to. Very noisy here, and they do not give any military discount, and only give you a good Sam discount if you stay daily but not weekly. I know that they have new owners and when I talk to people who live here they tell me that their rent went up double then before. That's very tough for fixed income and elderly residents, just seems heartless to me. Just my opinion for what it's worth. One more thing, there is nothing going on in the fellowship hall nothing for the residents , they are painting all sorts of things making this place look good on the surface.
Jenna
Was surprised it was so quiet, considering it's kinda in the middle of town. Very nice location! They have nightly, weekly, monthly, and yearly rates. Very affordable!! Close to several restaurants/fast food, pharmacies, and shopping. They have a small pond you can fish in, lots of room for kids to run around, bathrooms/showers, some lots even offer spectrum cable and internet! Will definitely be coming back!
Charles Holsworth
The most helpful couple manages the campground. We has major issues with our RV. They spent hours providing help, tools and encouragement.
Je Jess
Very nice QUIET BEAUTIFUL PLACE MY FRIEND YARI LIVES HERE.
Alba Rivera-Abraham
My friend lives there. WE had a pleasant visit. Looking forward for the new administration to be more hospitable.