Wilderness Lakes RV Resort

Mark Stephens

Park is a little down but the location is good. 2 pools one for families with children and one is adult only. The store is only Friday thru Sunday but grocery store close by. The staff is friendly and does a good job of keeping the park safe and secure.

Joseph. DINO Anderson

This place is awesome. Great rv spots. Spacious sone trees for shade got some running water ponds streams little lake canals. Wildlife is rad at night is cools to watch the lights and colors reflect off the water . Club house cool activities they provide. Staff is so cool helpful nice accommodating will go out of their way to help whatever tour concerns are (Jean) one of staff managers 5.stars Jean thanks for being so helpful and great customer service your a Rockstar lol. 🎸🎤🥁 (Mike) staff Ranger 5.stars super cool chil always very nice helpful fun to chat with if you got a few min. Mike is like that cool favorate uncal you always wanted 💯😁 ..what's up Mikey haha. Sales team super funny. I not sure if I should throw out names . anyway everyone on staff are cool helpfully nice. I love it here i feel at home here .I miss it when im gone. I suggest if your thinking about coming here. Please do you won't be disappointed. To much good to list I'll be here all night. Lmao. Thank thousand trails..

Chris Linardy

​I just wrapped up a 3-night weekend stay at Wilderness Lakes. This place really has great potential to be an awesome resort. I was especially impressed by their text message system, which keeps you up to date on all activities and functions throughout the day—I thought that was amazing and highly convenient. It's also an excellent feature for sending out emergency updates quickly if needed. ​However, the waterfowl situation is completely out of hand. There are ducks and geese everywhere you look. Because the population is so massive for the size of the waterways, animal waste is all over the place. You have to constantly look down and watch your step just to navigate the campground. ​What makes it more frustrating is that the camp store actually sells food to feed them, which only encourages them to swarm the RV sites. Management doesn't seem to be doing anything to clean up after them or manage the population size. It’s a shame, because it really detracts from what could be a top-tier outdoor experience. If you stay here, watch your step.

M P

We recently had a scheduling mix-up while staying at Thousand Trails Wilderness Lakes, and it created a very stressful situation for our family. Thankfully, Jean stepped in and helped us when we really needed it. Jean took the time to patiently walk us through the reservation system, explained how the scheduling website worked, and helped us get everything corrected. She was knowledgeable, professional, and incredibly patient throughout the entire process. What impressed us most was that she genuinely cared about helping. Instead of rushing us along she took her time with the issue and made sure we understood what needed to be done. Her willingness to help turned what could have been a frustrating experience into a positive one. Customer service like Jean’s is becoming harder to find. She went above and beyond for our family, and we are very grateful for the assistance she provided. Employees like Jean are a big part of what makes Thousand Trails Wilderness Lakes a great place to stay. Thank you, Jean, for your kindness, professionalism, and outstanding customer service. We truly appreciate everything you did for us.

DJ Snicklefritz

This is an awesome campground, but the amenities are lame because they don’t open until 9 AM. The gym, should be open at 6 AM, same as the hot tub. Waiting until nine sucks because I wake up early and I wanna beat the heat and the sunlight and enjoy my gym session and hot tub session in the morning. Who doesn’t? I mean, why can’t we go there and work out and go into the hot tub before 9 AM? The hot tub and gym are just empty and nobody can enjoy them until 9 AM. What the heck. Not to mention there’s literal duck and goose poo all over the place. Literally all over the basketball courts, all over the mini golf course, all over the grassy areas, it’s so poopy. There are houses being built next-door hundreds of brand new homes so enjoy this park while you can. Come for the wilderness lakes, stay for the goose poo. I walked my dog along the water and got attacked by about 15 different species of bird goose ducks who were laying eggs and attacking my poor little baby dog anytime she walked within 20 feet of one of these stupid prehistoric, flamingo birds.