Windsor Hills Resort

Windsor Hills Resort puts you closer to Disney’s gates than any other vacation rental community in Orlando—just 2 miles from Walt Disney World’s main entrance. That’s a 5-10 minute drive to Magic Kingdom versus the 20-30 minutes you’d spend from most other resorts. More time in the parks, less time in Orlando traffic, and a vacation home base that gives your family the space and amenities to actually relax between adventures.

Windsor Hills Resort Amenities

Location: 2 Miles from Disney Means 2 Extra Hours at the Parks

Windsor Hills sits at 2600 Old Lake Wilson Road, Kissimmee, FL 34747—right off Highway 192, the main corridor to Walt Disney World. Here’s what that proximity means in real minutes:

• Magic Kingdom: 2 miles, 10-12 minutes drive time
• EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom: Slightly closer, 5-10 minutes
• Disney Springs: 4 miles, 12 minutes for shopping and dining
• Universal Studios & Islands of Adventure: 14.3 miles, 19 minutes in normal traffic
• SeaWorld Orlando: 11.8 miles, 21 minutes
• Orlando International Airport (MCO): 23 miles, 30 minutes
• Publix Supermarket: 1.5 miles west on Highway 192 at Orange Lake Town Centre
• Target & Walmart: Minutes away where Highway 429 crosses Highway 192
• Mystic Dunes Golf Course: Adjacent to the resort, rated #2 in Orlando

You’re positioned in Kissimmee’s sweet spot—close enough to Disney that morning rope drop doesn’t require a 6am alarm, but far enough from International Drive that you’re not paying tourist-trap prices for groceries and gas.

The Water Park Complex: Where Kids Actually Want “Pool Days”

Most resort pools are afterthoughts—a rectangle with some lounge chairs. Windsor Hills invested millions in a lagoon-style aquatic complex that legitimately competes with your park itinerary:

• 140,000-gallon heated pool with lagoon-style design and zero-entry beach area
• Dueling waterslides that race side-by-side—because competition makes everything better
• Interactive splash zone for younger kids: 2 slides, water wheel, water cannons, spray features, and fountains
• Oval hot tub with expanded deck space for adults who’ve earned relaxation
• Poolside beach area with comfortable seating and shade options
• Year-round operation from 10am-6pm (weather permitting)

This isn’t a pool—it’s a destination. Schedule mid-trip pool days and watch your kids’ energy return before the next park marathon.

The 10,000 Square Foot Clubhouse: Your Vacation Command Center

Open daily from 8am-10pm, the Windsor Hills Clubhouse delivers amenities that hotels charge resort fees to provide—except here, it’s included with your rental:

• 40-seat movie theater with high-definition surround sound—your rainy day insurance policy
• Game room with pool tables, ping pong, and a full video arcade
• State-of-the-art fitness center with modern equipment and TVs
• Internet cafe for printing park tickets or checking wait times
• Marketplace & Grille for sundries, groceries, fresh burgers, and Starbucks coffee
• Meeting room with full kitchen for extended family gatherings
• Concierge services for tour bookings and local recommendations

The clubhouse sits at the resort’s center, making it an easy walk from most homes.

Sports & Recreation: Free Entertainment Beyond the Parks

• Lighted tennis courts for morning matches before the heat kicks in
• Dedicated pickleball court—America’s fastest-growing sport is ready when you are
• Basketball courts (lighted for evening games)
• Sand volleyball court for family tournaments
• Putting green for golfers missing their clubs
• Castle-style playground for kids who need to burn energy
• BBQ gazebo area for cookouts with extended family or new friends

Vacation Home Options: From Cozy to Palatial

Condos (2-3 Bedrooms): Comfortable, budget-friendly options for smaller families.

Townhomes (3-4 Bedrooms): Two-story layouts with plunge pools, master suites, and space for 8-10 guests.

Single-Family Homes (4-6 Bedrooms): Detached villas with private screened pools and spas, game rooms, themed bedrooms, and space for 10-14 guests.

For families who measure vacation success by park hours maximized and stress minimized, that trade-off isn’t even close.