I was a resident there for 19 years and the park conditions were starting to deteriorate then, and driving through a couple months back have gotten CONSIDERABLY WORSE since the early 2000's when my family and I left. There are abandoned, vacant trailers scattered throughout the park and offer little to nothing to do for the kids that live there. Growing up there was a solid group of about 20 kids that lived there from the early 80s into the late 90s. They all played together, utilized the retention pond for kickball and baseball games, played basketball at various neighbors driveways, hide and go seek, had shortcuts through yards and got along great. Those are faded memories to what it is today...
As they got older in their teens, the owner's family would harass them for walking around past 8pm, try to enforce made up curfews, and were overly pushy and rude to this teenage group of kids. With things to do dwindling down and enforcing ever changing rules to adapt to what suited the owner's family best, it became a nightmare for those kids who once ran the streets and yards to at that point getting harrassed for sitting in each other's driveway at night.
Take a drive around there and see the conditions of the roads, trailers, and ask anyone you see out there for feedback. They'll tell you. It isn't some "Gem" like quoted on their page. With the exception of a few lots that do the upkeep on their rented space the whole park needs a LOT of work.
It's really a shame. The potential of the area, the land it sits on, the neighborhood layout hold vast room for improvement. If they had invested in the place that over 100 families call home and pay ample lot rent the park could maybe have some basic things you would expect- Nice Roads, Lawn Service available, help for older residents, places for the kids to play, replacement trailers for all the run down old abandoned units with new rentals and then more revenue. Instead they make sure they drive new vehicles and live in the nicer units.
Best thing my family and I ever did was move out of there, and it is a shame because when we moved in it truly was a great place to live. They should really be ashamed of the condition it is in today. It is not only in horrible shape overall but it used to go against what people think of when they use the stereotype "Trailer park" now it is the epitome of the words.
Take this advice- Don't Bother, and if you live there do whatever you can to move. The grass IS greener on the other side of the fence. read more