Reunion Resort vs Encore Resort

Reunion’s three signature courses were designed by Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus. Alongside golf, the resort offers tennis, pickleball, miniature golf and dining, while its five-acre waterpark includes a 1,000-foot lazy river. For ownership, distinguish these private Club amenities from district-owned resident facilities such as Seven Eagles’ pool and fitness facilities and neighborhood playgrounds. Resident access-card procedures apply, so owning without Club membership does not mean having no recreation options. Our Reunion Resort membership guide explains the membership questions to review. Before purchasing, check the home’s Club membership status and resale eligibility directly with the Club. Do not assume you can add membership later or that association dues cover every facility.

Encore’s ten-acre waterpark anchors its recreation, with major slides, a swimming pool and children’s splash features. You also have sports courts, a gym and dining venues, plus east-side facilities including a playground, splashpad and reservable grills. Club membership is mandatory for initial and resale purchasers and sits separately from the property owners association (POA). It does not include Reunion’s separate golf courses or waterpark, and dues do not mean meals, cabanas or every activity are included. For a closer look at the facilities, explore the Encore amenities guide from Top Villas, our vacation rental side.