Three stars is for the maintenance man! He rocks. The rest of them do not. They allow people they know to break rules they set in place. Like keeping dogs on a leash. I was there for a month. The maintenance guy is the only person whom cares about campers. The first 3 weeks the washer did not work and I was told this upon arrival, and as a long stay this wasn’t good news. The “cleaning” that takes place in the club house/shower area is sub par and the manager admitted this to me. Now let’s get to the rv sites. No privacy at all. I am now at a campground that has privacy and room to breathe and not too far from this one with an entire staff that rocks and is so helpful. So if that’s what you want, do not stay here. I was told they had to make too many accommodations and asked to leave after I just finished moving my site due to an off leash dog incident and because the two people that rented this awful lot next to mine during the month, would set up way to close, the maintenance guy agreed with that too. This happened once with a guy, whom had to move anyway because he needed higher amps. So I’m confused how this accommodated me? I hadn’t slept in 3 days because the 4x4’s were going non stop that weekend. Early hours to late hours! And a loud group of campers next to me as well beyond the set rule times. I did get in my vehicle and speed to the office for assistance after this guy pulled his big rig a few feet from mine. It was super inconsiderate and I was exhausted. I should have handled the situation better, but lack of sleep sent me spiraling. Maintenance man saw I needed assistance in getting further away from that site and was very helpful in moving my trailer further away. We both agreed too that site should just be eliminated all together. My first experience of camping in a row right on top of others was not a good experience. I was also told that I am not a good fit to continue my stay because of these small issues. When you have sites so close, you’re bound to have issues. I did tell the manager I ate mushrooms, not the illegal kind, and got super sick and felt like I was on the magic ones the day before. She took that as me doing “drugs” at the campground, which was not the case. I ate a poisonous mushroom on a hike. I was confused she mentioned she liked to be in control. But didn’t question it as I was moving my camp from one site to another so others were accommodated. Which I understood as I requested to extend my stay after the site I was on got rented. I’ve stayed at multiple campgrounds throughout the USA with my travel trailer and perhaps I’ve lucked out and have stayed a nice spacious sites prior to this one. First bad experience. Which I was happy and tolerant until moving day and I had off leash dogs run up to me and my small dogs. Which I have a fear of due to a past incident. If you set rules, everyone should have to follow them. Not just a selected few. Thanks again to the maintenance man for making my stay enjoyable and tolerable! As he’s the only one who cares and rocks!
The photo is out my slide out window, which is the second person to rent the site in the month and who I had to move for so their son could be next to them and they are the ones whom are friends of the GM who disregarded my complaint of off leash dogs. For proof of lack of privacy!