Williston Crossing Rv Resort

This is hands down the best park we have stayed in, and we have been to many across the country. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and efficient. We took advantage of the first timers week special, and are thrilled that we did. The amenities are fabulous, especially the pool, pond, and activities center. The laundry room and rest rooms are huge, modern, and very well maintained. The cleaning personnel for the bathrooms could do better. The pool needs to be vacuumed also. (I would still give it 5 stars though so I can boost their ratings) Our site was large, quiet, and shady. Thank you Betty for your outstanding customer service from my first call till our departure. Though expensive, I highly recommend this RV Resort.

I called to inquire & was abruptly told everything I needed to know was on their website… Then hung up on.
Okaaaaayyy. So then I read their website, with all their RULES, but and now I’m sorry I even wasted my time calling in the first place.
Their pet restrictions are the most egregious. We have 3 elderly, mixed breed rescues that we travel with, in our fancy 2014 Keystone Alpine (so at least we would pass their RV Newness Rule!). The fact that you discriminate against defenseless animals tells me all I need to know about how you «care» about your customers. Very poor management choices.
I hope this review saves other RV’ers time… Don’t even bother. *Sigh.

Large, spacious sites, friendly people, well kept, paved… would come back in a minite. Pool area is the best ever. So much going on here.

The good: large RV sites and easy to maneuver large rigs, friendly staff, well cared for grounds and facilities.
The bad: it’s located in Williston… Maybe 3 restaurants that aren’t fast food and they aren’t that great. Driving into Gainesville is not bad but be careful two lanes with plenty of nuts that pass on curves and solid lines.
Finally, unless you commit to four months you aren’t guaranteed a space. I was there working on a month to month contract. They called constantly to ask how long I was staying and to tell me that someone else wants my space. I finally committed so they’d leave me alone. Bottom line when I left the place was still ¾’s empty. Maybe it filled up the day I left but I doubt it. I stayed there mainly because it’s the only choice if you want to be near Gainesville.

Well, I can’t really review the place, since we never stayed. We tried to call several times yesterday. No answer.
Today, we drove out here, promising our daughter an afternoon at the pool. Got here, and called the office. The lady on the phone said, «Do I hear kids?» My husband said, «Yes.» She said, «Oh, we don’t allow kids during our season!»
We found no mention of this on the website. In fact, the website states that «parents are responsible for the actions of their children.» I really wish we hadn’t driven all the way out here to find that out.
May I suggest you add to your site all those you discriminate against?
I called her back to tell her the discrepancy on her website, and she said, «Oh, well, normally people call ahead of time and make reservations.» I told her we had tried to call the day before, several times, and no one answered. She said, «Well, I don’t understand that because our office is always open and there’s 3 women working.» I guess she was insinuating that I’m a liar in addition to turning me away because I have a child.
And, honestly, it’s not even so much that they have a policy against kids that upsets me; it’s the manner in which she handled the situation. She was completely condescending and pretentious, which you might not expect, given the surroundings of the campground – a dilapidated, defunct, rotting strip mall with weeds growing out of the buildings.

My boyfriend and I are staying here for a week with his grandparents. The resort is gorgeous and gated, so we feel safe and comfortable here. Obviously, the resort caters to an elderly crowd, so we are some of the younger ones on the site. Bathrooms are huge and clean – I love that. It’s been too cold to visit the pool, but it looks great! There is a huge gazebo fire pit where you can hang out at night with people from all over the country. Only downsides to the resort are no hiking trails, and you cannot have tents (so we’re stuck in Mamaw and Papaw’s camper) or campfires… which basically defeats the purpose of camping. So if you have a big ass RV you wanna park on a concrete slab, this place is for you! Personally, I like it a bit more rugged!