This is a resort so it was
nice. ALL EXCEPT FOR THE TRAINS THAT STARTED EARLY
EVENING, WITH VERY LOUD TRACK NOISE AND BLOWING THEIR HORNS. These
were some of the loudest horns and track squeals that the two RV Gypsies
have ever heard. The trains came by quite often and just would not stop.
That made for very difficult sleeping conditions.
This was a Good Sam Park, with all paved roads and paved sites. Cost
on this date was $40.85. The two RV Gypsies had a back-in site that
it was 50 amp, full hook-ups, with a nice cement picnic table. But the
RV of the two RV Gypsies barely fit into their site with their toad.
There were pine trees all throughout the park, so the ground was covered
with pine needles instead of grass.
Lots of TV stations came in via cable, but about half of them did not come in clearly. The campground had Wi-Fi but it was not coded, so the two RV Gypsies did not use it. Water pressure was on the low side, but usable.
RV site maximum occupancy was 6, including children. Cottage occupancy
4. Check in time was 2 p.m. Check-out time was 1 p.m. (any times or
costs on this site, is subject to change and not controlled by the two
RV Gypsies). Most other standard campground rules applied. The two RV
Gypsies did not use any campground amenities other than being in their
own site, so they cannot comment. But because of the great condition
of the park and the fact that it is billed as a resort, everything was
probably nice. There is also a lake and a dam nearby. This was just
a one-night stop-over for the two RV Gypsies because they just wanted
to get back to Florida before more things could go wrong with their
RV and trip this year. |
