Long-Term RV Living on Lake Harris in Central Florida
Any park site may be considered for full-time residency when available. Start with a conversation so the team can discuss site and RV fit before you pay an application fee or begin the lease process.
A closer look at RV sites
These lakefront and canal-side photos show examples of RV sites at Hide-A-Way Harbor. Views, layouts, and availability vary by site; the park team can help you explore a fit for your RV and plans.
A lease-based long-term living path
Long-term RV living is the park's primary RV offer. Approved residents complete a written lease before move-in. Short-term RV stays remain available through a separate reservation path.
Current full-time eligibility: Any park site may be considered for full-time residency, subject to current availability, application approval, written site confirmation, and a completed lease.
This is different from repeatedly extending a nightly reservation or deciding month to month without an agreement. The park team confirms the process and provides the applicable written lease.
How to get started
- Speak with the park team about your preferred timing, RV, household, and current site opportunities.
- If there is a potential match, review the current application and screening process below.
- Complete the requested screening and income-verification steps.
- Review the site-specific terms and complete the written lease.
- Treat a site as assigned only after you receive the park’s written confirmation.
What to include in your inquiry
- Your preferred move-in timing and expected length of residence.
- Your RV type, year, total length, slides, and complete setup.
- Your household, vehicles, pets, boat, trailer, storage, and accessibility questions.
- The best way and time for the park team to contact you.
Application, screening, and utilities
Current application process: A $40 application fee applies per person. Applicants must pass criminal and credit screening and show gross household income of at least three times the monthly rent.
Current utility basis: Electricity is the only utility billed separately for full-time RV residents. The park bills each RV resident back for electric usage; the property uses well water and septic.
Do not send payment information, government identification, screening records, or other sensitive documents through the website inquiry form.
Looking for a different path?
Planning a shorter visit? Use Short-Term RV Sites and the date-based booking path. Considering the separate 55+ community? Visit 55+ Manufactured Home Sites. Interested in purchasing a planned new home? Join the Park Models & Manufactured Homes interest list.
A small-town Central Florida setting outside Orlando
Hide-A-Way Harbor is in Astatula on Lake Harris. The long-term path is for people considering a quieter small-town home base through a written lease, not a stay inside Orlando or an open-ended nightly reservation.
Before applying, use the first-party property photos and verified amenity information to understand the setting, then review the broader Lake County context. Ask the park directly about any daily-life, utility, access, or site-fit detail that is important to your decision.
A glimpse of community life
There is more to the park than the waterfront. Here, community members share their paintings at a get-together at Hide-A-Way Harbor.
Around the lake
Explore the Lake Harris setting, from Spanish moss along the shoreline to the covered dock at sunset.
Ask about long-term RV living
Send the basic details above and the park team will explain the current next step. Ask whether a 24-hour tour hold is available for a specific site. This form cannot select or hold a site, reserve a site, or create a lease; only the park’s written confirmation does.
For general questions, directions, or another type of inquiry, use Contact and Directions.
