Aztec Rv Resort

This is not your «Made In America» Class A only resort.
The resort is modeled after modern Quebec design. Which as attractive and high end as it is, it still is not what the American Class A RVer is accustomed.
For what YOU get and what you pay for it is no more than a 2.5 star resort.
No satellite
No bathrooms
No area pools, for that matter not even a bench to rest on at your site.
If you wish a guest to use the bathroom facilities or shower after a day at the pool, the office area shower and toilet is all you have to offer. You will not have even a picnic table at your site. No problem because the only shade is what you brought.
This park is centrally located to Coral Springs, North Lauderdale, Ft. Laud., Pompano Beach and Lighthouse Point.
If you are staying after their winter season there is little to do, a nearly empty park and nothing planned for remaining Aztec guests. SECURITY IS LIMITED so be careful and stay on alert. Staff is minimal.
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If you have to spend any length of time in the area outside of BROWARD COUNTY PARKS this is the Cream Of The Crop. The Resort is Designed for owners, not renters.
Owners buy lots to rent as a investment for American dollars.
If you speak French Canadian you will be elevated to preferred customer status.
There really is no other comparable Class A Resort in the area. The county does offer term rental sites within a few of its parks
If you are accustomed to Signature or Outdoor Resorts this is not it. Visually you will get that impression. What you get is another story.
Aztec RV Resort is the closest similarity you will find for 90 to100 miles in any direction to high end RV Resort.
If you must stay in BROWARD COUNTY for a extended period of time, Aztec may work for you.
Otherwise limit your stay to a week or less.
THEY OFFER (NO REFUNDS).

After a short-​notice move to Florida for work, we found ourselves needing to hunt down an RV park for the winter. In most parts of the country, that’s no big deal. But this is Florida, snowbird central, where RV park reservations for the winter months are often made a full year in advance.
On a whim, I called these guys (their old web site didn’t say anything about having rental lots available; most of their lots are individually owned, condo style) in October. They still had a dozen or so winter slots available, so we headed right out and checked them out.
The property itself is beautiful. It is huge (600+ sites) and immaculately landscaped. Amenities are amazing– 2 pools, 2 hot tubs, a gym, several sport courts, guarded front gate, and a big clubhouse. During The Season, a small restaurant runs out of the clubhouse for breakfast and lunch and they have regular wine-​soaked happy hours and gatherings.
(ETA after reading some of the other reviews– yes, they do have bathrooms near the pool, in the gym, and in the clubhouse, along with a laundry room. There is one tiny shower in the bathroom of the office, but they definitely are not encouraging you to use their showers. Also, it is very quiet during the summer when the snowbirds have moved back north. So, like all SoFL RV parks, they don’t have any activities going on then…)
Rent for the spaces was high, naturally. It’s a really nice place. But if you’re going to be a recurring snowbird or long-​term resident, the annual lease is not really all that bad. And even their winter monthly rates are not all that more than most of the dumpy RV parks around town.
Now, I can see where the other reviewer ran in to personality problems with the residents during their stay. The resort is owned by French Canadians, marketed to French Canadians, and populated almost entirely by French Canadians during the winter. And they are a newer Class A only resort, so they narrow down their target clientele pretty tightly. Our 14 year old assembly line coach was certainly one of the more down-​market RVs next to the rows of million dollar Prevosts. But… everyone we ran in to was at least cordial if not outright friendly. Many of them don’t speak English at all, so they are very aware of the language barrier– and that often comes across as a cold shoulder. They do have the English social group so that the small percentage who are not straight from Quebec can get together. But at no time did we ever feel unwelcomed because we were younger, less independently wealthy, more American, or more monolingual than most.

This is one of the most unfriendly Rv Resorts we’ve ever stayed in. Most of the residents are from Quebec and beyond RUDE!!! They actually have an «English Speaking Club» as if WE are in another country!!! No one says hello, goodbye or Your Welcome! They look right thru you. Heard it was bought by a Japanese company… looking forward to it changing hands and residents. THE WORST!!!