Believe it or not this is not the worst park we have visited. But not ahead by much. The sites were designed for small, old fashioned rvs with no slides and the cement pads are too narrow for a rig with slides, yet they want you to be sure your slides do not extend over the adjacent site's gravel, so in order to comply, 1/4 of your rig is off the pavement in the small patch of gravel that is your yard. This means your jacks have to level on gravel on one side,, concrete on the other. They measure the length of the site including gravel surrounds and ignoring trees so your 36 foot rv with a tow bar cannot get off the road without hitting tree branches. The poured concrete "patio" is in front, and the only spot left to park your car. So your "patio" is gravel. The other campers had no place to park so they crowd up the street on both sides and an rv can't get by. Some park cars in empty sites and are not around to move them if that is your spot. No wifi unless you pay extra.