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We drove by this park for many years and did not realize that they had an RV park, that being said, we love the park! Clean and centrally located in Orlando. We were able to get reservations for a longer stay. Highly recomend this park.

Bill Fredrick is a nice little park. Nerrel, a staff person, was a very pleasant problem solver. The roads are winding and narrow through the RV park. It is always full and hard to get into. There is lots to do, e.g. bike and walking trails and nice disc golf courses available.

Is a nice little park. Been here many times. The people that mange it are clueless. Made a reservation a month ago, We get here and there is someone in our site. We look at their dates, and they are clearly suppose to be gone. We call the office, and long story short, they tell us sorry, no sites available. Now mind you, you have to pay the day you make the reservation, and I have receipt in my hand. So I see several open sites, and I inform them I an going to plant on one and I am not moving! So far so good. This is not the first time we have seen this here either. So the bottom line is, they let a person stay in my paid for site for free, and told me to hit the road. So beware!!

Great place, organized, clean, central location to restaurants - super affordable. Beautiful lake with nice paved walking area.

Great camping and surrounding park. We stayed here for one night for a concert at the fair grounds and it was perfect. Large shade trees surround the campground offering nice shade. The roads are narrow and have rough sections but we were in our 39 ft Class A RV but there are a lot of trees if you not comfortable in tight spaces maybe this is not for you. I love county/state parks because they are not plowed down and all asphalt. These are all back in sites. Concrete pad parking, unlevel so your jacks have to do some work. We had full hook up spot, all excellent. There is a fill up and dump station on exit. Picnic table provided. Nice bike paths along the lake and through the park. Disk golf is very popular. Pool is large, life guard, check days it is open it was only weekends (June). Lots of pavilions inside the park. Animal farm for kids. Really close to Universal.

A nice inexpensive place to stay in Orlando. This is a large city park that also has a campground. There are 36 sites, all back-in. 14 have full hook-up, the others just water and electric. Dump station on the way out. If you want a full hook-up site make reservations early. Pretty nice bathrooms, seem to be cleaned every day. Most pads are cement and some are very sloped front to back. Our 5th wheel front jacks were out as far as they would go, plus I had about 6" of wood under them. Turns are tight but there were a couple long class As in here. Nice disc golf course, 2 1/2 mile long blacktop bike path, very large swimming pool, picnic pavilions, fishing, and even a drone zone. All these are open to the public. Some minor highway noise from the nearby Florida Turnpike. Verizon and AT&T signal 1 to 2 bars in campground. Nice laundry with 4 washers and dryers. We camped at Bill Frederick Park at Turkey Lake in a Fifth Wheel. Universal Studios 10 minutes away. Disney World 30 minutes away. Park closes to the public at 7:00 PM but all campers have a gate code to come and go as you please.

Our family stayed 4 days at this campground and really enjoyed it! Beautiful setting that is right close to everything. We will be back for sure!

I have stayed in the campgrounds several
times when visiting Disney. Its a hidden gem. Very nice clean campgrounds with a price you cant beat. Close to everything.