Campground ***
This is a nice "resort", with concrete streets and parking pads. Our site was level, but the sites were very close together, with a little bit of grass at the front of the site and a little bit of grass at the rear of the site.
There was Pampus Grass between our site and the neighbors on both sides that was very overgrown. We could not go in or out the entry door without scraping against it, and it was right up to the side of the rig on the other side. They came and ripped out the Pampus grass on the awning side while we were there.
It rained several days while we were there and our site flooded. The area right outside our steps was under 2" of water. The patio was under about 1/2" of water. We had to wear our wading shoes to get in and out, and take the pups out to potty. The day before we left, we came home to find that someone had built us a bridge in front of the steps and out to the driveway.
This park has a 4 dog limit, so we could only take 4 out at a time. They also had a "nothing on the grass" rule, so we could not use our xpens. We also had to put the portable satellite dish on the picnic table.
The thing that really got us about this park was their constant threat of towing your RV or vehicle. They had the usual rules of, don't park on the grass, check-out at 11:00, etc, but the rules stated that if you were not out of your site by 11:00 on your departure date, they would tow your RV off of the property. They also said that if your car was found parked on the grass, in the street, or in a empty site, your car would be towed without warning. The lady that checked us in actually told us to make sure that we kept the car tag hanging on our mirror at all times, "So that if we chose to park on the grass, etc, they would know whose car they were towing.".
Site #40
$66/night - Weekly Good Sam's rate
Length of stay - 1 week
OTA - 14 channels
Satellite - All 3 with portable
Water pressure - 60
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