We recently acquired a 2022 model RV, but sadly, its awning has been recalled, which prevents us from using it as a sunshade. To compensate, we bought a small four-person tent for leisure activities and protection from the sun and insects. There are no regulations against this. However, Sandy seemed to have an issue with our tent, or possibly my partner's ethnicity, it's hard to tell. When we inquired about extending our stay, she claimed there were no tent spots available, which was odd because this is an RV park, not a tent camping site. Then she informed us they were fully booked until the early part of January. I suggested we might try to book again in mid-January, and she responded that they were booked until February, then added that they were actually full until April. I took the hint. We are not welcome here.

It was the end of January and this was the only reasonably priced park with full hookups I could find that had openings. It's a very neat and clean park, mostly with full time or snowbirds. It looks like it was an orange grove because there are orange trees throughout the park. It was off the main streets so quieter than the parks on the main roads. Even though we were on a corner we had a difficult time backing in, mostly because of the carport cover in the site next to us and the street was just a little too narrow to maneuver. They have a laundry room, pool, hot tub, horseshoes, game room, and many activities. They also have a booklet with things to do in the area and a long list of rules. One of them was that you couldn't do laundry I'm your rig because it would overload their septic system, and had to use their laundry room. I didn't understand that one because my washer uses less water than their machines. Getting laundry done was one of the top reasons we stopped there. However, our friends that were with us had a horrible experience in the laundry room. The machines were old but inexpensive. There was no one else in the laundry room. My friend loaded up five machines (out of 8) and started four of them. Then the laundry gestapo lady arrived and pointed to the small sign up by the ceiling that said you could only use two machines at a time. She had friends that were going to come in and needed to use the machines (right). She looked at my friend when she was about to start the 5th machine (which already had soap in it) and told her not to start it. My friend had to wait until the four machines were done to start the last one. Then one of the machines started smoking. Some other ladies that came in helped my friend pull the machine away from the wall. The laundry gestapo lady just sat there, she sat there for the whole 2-1/2 hours it took my friend to do all her laundry. This was one of two laundry rooms in the park. The lady in the office was very nice, but because of the laundry situation we will never return to this park.