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Resort communities

Florida Resort Communities, Compared Honestly

Gated communities where the pool complex competes with the theme parks for your children's attention. Here is what each one actually offers and who it suits.

Gated communities with water parks

What you get in a resort community

These are not ordinary residential streets with a shared pool. The larger communities run water parks with slides and lazy rivers, clubhouses with restaurants and bars, gyms, tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds, and gated entries staffed around the clock. Your rental includes access to all of it.

The practical effect surprises most first-time visitors: you will use the theme parks less than you planned. Families routinely buy seven days of park tickets and use five, because the children would rather be on the slide at the clubhouse. Budget four or five park days rather than seven and you will spend less and enjoy it more.

How to choose

If you are doing parks every day with young children, proximity beats everything and Windsor Hills wins. If anyone plays golf, Reunion. If you want the biggest water park and the easiest motorway access, ChampionsGate. If you want newer and quieter, Solterra. If your group spans a wide age range, Storey Lake.

How close each community actually is

Miles to the Walt Disney World gates, with typical drive time. Distances are approximate and drive times vary with traffic.

Windsor Hills2 miles5-10 minReunion Resort6 miles10-15 minStorey Lake7 miles15-20 minChampionsGate10 miles15-20 minSolterra Resort13 miles20-25 min
Managed, not listedWe operate every home we let
24/7 supportA phone number, not an app
Transfers from $110A driver waiting when you land
Book directNo platform service fee