Anyone been here?

[Daimen]

Hi all,

I was wondering if anyone here has stayed in/around the Indian Creek area? There seems to be a lack of information availiable online about it - also any pictures would be great.

Thanks,
Dai x

 

[tednvon]

Here is link to lots of discussion about Indian Creek

http://www.disboards.com/searchbt.php?s=&search=indian+creek

Just FYI, We owned a home in Emerald Island which is just a mile or so from Indian Creek. Indian Creek is part of a very large nice newer area just south of Disney off Formosa Gardens Blvd. This area has 4-5 major housing developements that include primarily weekly rentals for Disney vacations. So, if you plan to buy and live, you will probably have quite a turnover in neighbors on a week by week basis. Homes are often fully furnished as part of sale price. Lots of bargains right now and probably a fair amount of them in forclosure. About 15 minutes to Disney parking lots from these homes. Nice area, looks very clean, well kept, and manicured.

Good Luck...Ted

 

[Cnetbuild]

When we stayed at Indian Creek, it was 15 minutes from driveway to walking through the gate at Animal Kingdom. We had a house in the North East most area and we could see the Frozen Summer Fireworks and, I believe it was, wishes fireworks right from the couch, looking out the patio door. The neighborhood is very quite. As with all vacation villa rentals - buyer be ware! Do your homework because not all places are the same. Also, I recommend that you don't rent a villa that backs directly to the highway that cuts through the middle of Indian Creek. Anywhere else in the neighborhood and you won't even know a highway exists. I don't own any rentals, nor do I want to, nor do I have any business interest - I just have a lot of experience. If you have any specific questions, please ask!

 

[Nemo14]

When we stayed at Indian Creek, it was 15 minutes from driveway to walking through the gate at Animal Kingdom. We had a house in the North East most area and we could see the Frozen Summer Fireworks and, I believe it was, wishes fireworks right from the couch, looking out the patio door. The neighborhood is very quite. As with all vacation villa rentals - buyer be ware! Do your homework because not all places are the same. Also, I recommend that you don't rent a villa that backs directly to the highway that cuts through the middle of Indian Creek. Anywhere else in the neighborhood and you won't even know a highway exists. I don't own any rentals, nor do I want to, nor do I have any business interest - I just have a lot of experience. If you have any specific questions, please ask!

Thanks, but since the OP asked the question 6 1/2 years ago, he probably has his answer by now.