What Is Lakemont Ridge Home & RV Park?

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Lakemont Ridge Home & RV Park is a 55-and-older community in Frostproof, Florida, built for active adults who want to stay in an RV or park model. It suits weekend visits, winter stays, and year-round living, with full hook-up sites and shared amenities rather than short-term tourist camping.

Who the park is designed for

The community is specifically described as being for active adults aged 55 and older. That age focus shapes the atmosphere: it is positioned around community, recreation, and relaxation rather than as a general-public campground.

If you are planning a stay, the practical question is which of three patterns fits you:

  • Weekend getaway — a short stay in your RV or park model
  • Winter retreat — a seasonal stay during the colder months elsewhere
  • Year-round residence — living at the park full time

All three are named as options on the site, so the park is not limited to one type of visitor.

What the sites include

RV sites are full hook-up and offer 30/50-amp electric service. The site also states that guests have access to the amenities needed for a comfortable stay. If your rig or park model has specific power or hook-up requirements, confirm the details directly before booking, since the published information covers amperage and full hook-ups but not every site-specific configuration.

Amenities and setting

Feature What the site says
Community Center Used for weekly events and gathering with friends and neighbors
Pool Year-round, gas heated during winter months
Location Central Florida, a short drive to lakes, state parks, and rivers
Pets Pet-friendly

The combination of a heated winter pool and a calendar of weekly events is the clearest signal of how the park positions itself: a social, stay-put community rather than a base for constant travel.

Location and what's nearby

The park is in Frostproof, in sunny Central Florida. The site highlights proximity to some of the region's best lakes, state parks, and rivers — useful if your reason for being in the area is outdoor recreation, fishing, or day trips rather than the park itself.

How to get in touch or reserve

The site lists two direct contact routes:

There is also a contact form asking for first name, last name, email, phone, and a message. The site includes a "View Rates" link and a "Reserve Your Spot" prompt, but no prices are published in the available page content — so rates and availability need to come from the park directly.

What to confirm before you commit

Because the published information leaves some gaps, ask about these before making plans:

  • Current rates for the length of stay you want (weekend, season, or year-round)
  • Whether a specific site can meet your RV's or park model's hook-up and amperage needs
  • Any rules tied to the 55-plus requirement or to pets
  • What is included in a stay versus billed separately

Those four answers will tell you fairly quickly whether Lakemont Ridge matches the kind of stay you have in mind.