This RV park is a time share and not open to the public. There were a lot of campers there and I'm guessing most of them were full time residents. Which makes sense as although buying in to the time share is expensive, it's probably cheaper that owning a house and paying utilities. Plus I believe someone that has bought in to this RV time share can go camp at 6 or 7 other "sister" campgrounds as a part of your buy in. We went for an orientation that was offered when we purchased a RV. We were driven around the campground on a golfcart. The RV spots are very close together. They are all terraced into the hill leading down to the creek. Anybody that has a RV over 30 feet would find it difficult to impossible to park a car next to your rig. It's unlikely anyone with a rig 40+ could get into a spot. There was a huge burn pile of tree limbs, brush, and construction debris they told us needed to be burned. There were approx 10 abandoned travel trailers on the property which we were told had been there for years. We were also told many of the cabins we being remodeled after black mold was found in them. From my point of view this place is not a resort. It looks like the place is in need of a lot of maintenance and updating.