Finally, I happened to see a 45' DP towing a big enclosed trailer, turn way too early to get to the park. We always use white noise, so it really wasn't an issue for us, but almost everyone I talked to brought it up. This visit, the very biggest grip, voiced by people all over the park, was the ongoing, round the clock noise from the massive construction going on all around the resort. Change of policy or a shell game? All in all, the park is a great choice, but it truly seems as though management has no RV'ing experience. In the past, the office clearly said that security was to be called to enforce the rules. I was told by another RV'er, who was reprimanded for a violation, that security reports violations to the office, who then give you a written warning the next day. Second issue is the enforcement of provided rules. These were experienced RV'ers who have visited the truly top echelon RV resorts. Ever wonder why most parks won't guarantee you a specific site? It's so others won't have to move a couple of different times during an extended stay! We planned far enough ahead to avoid this, but I talked to at least 3 RV'ers who were very unhappy about it. First issue is that you can reserve specific sites. It was recently awarded the best RV park in the U.S. This park continues to be a model of contradictions.

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