It seems a new assessment is in order. Fleetwood is similar to many 'mixed' parks we've come across nationwide recently. Perhaps once a bustling mobile home park, it has evolved into a diverse park housing weary mobile homes, inactive RVs from various eras, and a handful of us temporary residents. We increasingly encounter parks like this, which appear to be an impromptu partial solution to the housing problem and, surprisingly, a feasible business model. However, the transient RV spots, which are limited to 8 and located next to the bustling (and noisy) U.S. 1, are mostly part of a friendly 'community'. The maintenance team seems busy and plentiful, and the office staff is efficient and supportive. Just don't anticipate a conventional 'RV Park'. We would definitely return, and the traffic noise tends to fade into the background over time. All but one of the temporary spots are pull-through and situated at the park's entrance. Particularly for larger vehicles, it's essential to book ahead to ensure you can manoeuvre into your assigned spot. The sites are narrow and approximately 60' long, with concrete pads and surrounded by worn grass. Stays can range from one night to as long as desired. Cell reception is reasonable, the two wifi servers usually support streaming despite the high number of residents - 7A and 8A have a clear view of a wifi antenna - and the laundry and restrooms, though a bit worn, are kept clean and functional. Receiving deliveries here can be a bit tricky, especially during the Christmas season with many substitute drivers unfamiliar with the system. The office doesn't accept deliveries, but regular delivery personnel know the site numbering system and will leave packages on your site picnic table. This could be seen as a security risk or a convenience, depending on your perspective. The dog park is small and not really a solution. However, if your dog needs to run around, Lovelace Park is a mile away and has appealing