We tried staying here for the winter while working and homeschooling, but unfortunately the management and owners made it difficult to feel comfortable. There’s a strong sense of being watched and frequently monitored, and we were repeatedly reminded of it.
Louis (a manager) was friendly at times, but often used interactions, like giving quarters for laundry, as an opportunity to vent about the owners (Mike and Stacy). Mike, one of the owners, was especially strict and confrontational about rules (particularly pet-related), including threatening eviction if rules weren’t followed. What made it more frustrating was the double standard: he would walk around with his own dog off-leash while emphasizing strict enforcement for everyone else.
Stacy and the other attendant were mostly indifferent and didn’t contribute much to improving the experience or addressing concerns.
The location is convenient and the river can be beautiful, especially when you finally get a quiet moment after a long week. However, the overall environment just wasn’t relaxing. The resort is also right next to the BNSF train line and a Duraline factory that runs 24/7, which creates constant noise and heavy light pollution.
This was our first time living full-time in an RV during winter, and it will likely be our last time at this resort. You live and you learn.
Update:
Before leaving the RV park I had emailed them and voiced my concerns, and was ignored. Now that we are gone, the owners contacted me and tried to give me $200 to delete this Google review (see pictures).