Artic was a bare bones park with isolated wilderness as its comfort. Surrounded by large trees and ferns, there is great care taken to maintain the grounds. You're not on top of your neighbors (most of whom seem to be living there full time) and the road noise is minimal. There is a hiking trail that goes along a stream, and its very isolated and serene. The neighbors were quiet and we were undisturbed. The hosts who live on the property were friendly and you'd see people out and about walking their dogs. The bathrooms, while maintained and clean, are dated and I could easily see over the stalls at only 5'6". The water had a bad taste, even being filtered in two different spots in our RV. There is only one washer and dryer, but they are reasonably priced and I never had to wait to use them. Tmobile, Verizon and ATT were barely usable. USPS does not deliver packages and you have to go into town for anything larger than an envelope. There are some tight turns around the park and I wouldnt recommend super large rigs. It's a lovely area for a weekend getaway, or if you're fully sustainable in your rig without needing internet.