My husband and I were moving out of state but needed a place to stay for just a little while with our rv. My husband saw this place online and it seemed nice. So we went by, couldn't get in because it's by password on keypads only. I liked that to begin with, it means security to me. So we called and spoke to Anne, the manager and she let us come in and take a look at the place. We saw lots of open sites and liked that it's right by Angle Lake. Later on we found out that the closer you are to the lake, your site will be more than say a site not so close, but a few rows up. Granted all of the sites looked pretty good. We decided to apply and we did. Let me say that the application might take you awhile to complete, so get comfortable to do this. I will say that the background that is done is very, very thorough. I also liked this very much. My husband chose a site and we were set. This is all done online and so is putting the deposit in place. It's very methodical and spells out what is needed and when. Now getting on to the actual living there and what we thought of this place.
I liked being here a lot. It's quiet, granted a few of the neighbors can be a bit noisy, but it wasn't so much that you needed to complain to Anne. We were able to walk down to the lake anytime that we wanted and sit and enjoy the view. It's really very pretty. People say hi, but we just did our own thing enjoyed the peace. There are washing machines located in two different areas. One takes quarters only and the other uses an app which is very convenient, especially if you don't have quarters. While we were there, the park provided food for a 4th of July bbq for anyone that wanted to come down by the water. I thought this was very cool. The park is accessible by passwords via a numbered key pad to drive in and walk in and out. I did hear that people can come for a daily visit but need to apply for this, I could be wrong about this so don't quote me on this. The amount of various size rv's in place is big. Small to big, travel trailers to motorhomes. The trees in this park are many, huge and beautiful.
Finally, I also noted that there are quite a few people who stay at this park who have traveling jobs. Example: while we there we had two traveling nurses who move from state to state. Also others were additional health professional, airline, military, fire, and various other professionals. It's good that people can have a nice place to stay when having to move from state to state.
Recommendations: not many. Maybe some landscaping. I see that a gardener comes in but seems like they do the minimal amount. One other thought: there are alot of rv's in this park and I think the trash comes once a week. Maybe have that happen twice a week, seems like trash piles up alot and there were a few times where there wasn't room to put anymore in. Granted, I imagine that's more a cost but just thinking.
So would I stay here again? Yes I would. It's nice enough, peaceful, no one bugs you, you do your own thing and it's fine. The rates are great, this worked for us bigtime. Side note to Anne: thank you for responding to us when we needed assistance. read more