Debbie, the owner, had me store my tow behind next to her husband's shop. After my mom died and things were trying to settle down from estate issues I went to visit my once beautiful and barely used recreational vehicle. What I discovered was parts had been taken from the unit. Mice feces and mouth carcasses covered every surface area inside of the trailer. My bed had been slept in and the pillows were stained with sweat and or urine. My husband found the trailer door shut but not locked. And! Weeds were as tall as the unit. Adding insult to injury, we had just paid our storage for the year. Yes! We paid them yearly for storing our trailer as they allowed people to pick and pull parts from it, live in it and god only knows what else.

After our discovery we went and got one of the owners, her husband allowed her to face the music alone. She stood before me and my husband sobbing! Sobbing! She apologized and said she and her husband would make it right! MAKE IT RIGHT! How could this couple make it right! Especially after they took my hard earned money yearly with knowledge that my trailer had been vandalized and was being used without my authorization!

They didn't care! They thought because I wasn't coming down to see the trailer I didn't care! MY YEARLY PAYMENT CLEARLY SHOWED I CARED! My payment was insurance that while my unit was in their care, control and custody they were responsible for it! And! After reading the review written by Scott Worley two years ago. He wrote, "Deb and her family think they are better than everyone. Her kid and the maintenance guy are rude and drunk or on drugs. I would stay away from this spot."

As crazy and cocopig as Scott's review reads it made the most sense of what happened to my trailer. This RV park has dark secrets. I would not feel safe docking for any length of time and or eating at the establishment.

I'm still working to get my trailer restored. I've encountered horrible services such as from Pro Tech RV, State Farms Insurance and Lockey Services. My fight is ongoing with State Farms to fix the trailer. Whoever was living in it must have been transported with the trailer as it was broken into at its new location. State Farms did have the locks changed. The owner at the new RV storage place felt bad and has been working with me to ensure the unit remains secured. So, again, keep driving and don't stop until you find an area where crime isn't high and the RV park is safer.