Everyone had a great time while camping at the Holidays. My group occupied two trailers and one family set up a tent. The site is spacious. The vintage trailer is so adorable. I like the picnic table with strung lights (solar), very romantic. I had never camped in a trailer before so this is really convenient with all necessary tools available. It was pretty fun figuring out how to make everything work, water (need to turn on the pump), stove, fan, setting up sleeping area. There is detailed instruction (and make sure to watch the check-in video) to make things easy for you. I should have watched the video before I called the host to ask about the water. Andy picked up right away and was very friendly explaining the water pump. I appreciate all the beddings, pillows, towels, beach towels to make this an easy camping trip. The kids love the toys available to them and tried the body board for the first time. The fridge is a good size. I was able to fit an 8" cake with box inside. The freezer section works too.
There are a few things that would be helpful to bring along (in addition to food and clothes). These are normal items for tent camping so are easy to forget when camping at a trailer. Flashlights/lanterns, paper towels or dish towels, roasting sticks for s'mores. I guess that's it. It's really easy camping. I recommend camping at the Holidays.