My business partner and I stayed Nov 2022, in a cabin. Everything was great, but we tried to book an RV spot this year with a our RV conversion, a shuttle bus refinished with all hardwood, brand new RV windows, the works.

Fisherman's Cove's official policy is that "people don't want to stay next to trash," apparently. We were pretty surprised, and left wondering, do they think we're bad people, just because we work in the performing arts and mentioned we'd be working at the Renaissance Faire they do locally? Or does Fisherman's cove think all conversion work is trash - because that would be strange, since they seemed like good folks, last time, and I've seen tons of pretty bang up work on bus to RV conversions.

We happen to believe that something only become "trash" if people fail to take care of it, not because it's from the year 2007. Was terribly surprised by the unkindness. Very strange.

Edit: Nice to see from their reply that they decided to double down on the whole "we're better than you, buddy" rhetoric. That attitude is Anti American, anti hard work, classist, and gross.