How to Contact or Reserve a Spot at Lakemont Ridge Home & RV Park

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You can reach Lakemont Ridge Home & RV Park in three ways: submit the contact form on lakemont-ridge.com, email [email protected], or call (863) 635-4472. The site also has a "Reserve Your Spot" entry point for starting a reservation. These are the contact and booking channels the park itself lists, so use them directly rather than third-party booking sites.

Contact Options at a Glance

Method Detail Best for
Contact form On the website's "Contact us" section General questions, non-urgent inquiries
Email [email protected] Written questions, sending details
Phone (863) 635-4472 Quick answers, availability checks

Submitting the Contact Form

The form is the park's own intake channel and asks for:

  • First name
  • Last name
  • Email
  • Phone
  • Message

Fill in all required fields and describe what you need — for example, your intended stay dates, whether you're bringing an RV or a park model, and your rig's electrical needs. Because the park offers full hook-up sites with 30/50-amp electric service, mentioning your amperage helps them match you to a suitable site. After you submit, expect a reply by email or phone using the contact details you provided.

Emailing or Calling

If you'd rather not use the form:

  • Email [email protected] with your question or reservation request. Include your dates, rig type, and contact number so they can respond efficiently.
  • Call (863) 635-4472 for the fastest response, especially if you want to confirm current availability before committing to dates.

Using the "Reserve Your Spot" Entry

The website includes a "Reserve Your Spot" call to action alongside its "Get in Touch" section. Treat this as the starting point for a reservation rather than an instant self-service booking — the park presents contact as the way to reserve, so you may still need to confirm details (dates, site type, length of stay) with the team by form, email, or phone.

Before You Reach Out

Having a few details ready speeds things up:

  • Length of stay — the park welcomes weekend visits, winter stays, and year-round residence.
  • Accommodation type — RV or park model.
  • Electrical needs — 30-amp or 50-amp service.
  • Eligibility — the community is designed for active adults aged 55 and older, so confirm you meet this before reserving.
  • Pets — the park is pet-friendly, so mention your furry friends if relevant.

Common Snags

  • No online instant booking shown. The site routes reservations through contact rather than a live availability calendar, so don't expect to lock in a site without speaking to someone.
  • Rates not listed on the page. The site references "View Rates" but the contact page itself doesn't publish pricing, so ask about current rates when you reach out.
  • Wrong channel for urgent needs. For time-sensitive questions, call rather than waiting on a form or email reply.