Outback Rv Park

Lots of fulltimers with dogs and kids tearing the place up. A group of kids was climbing on a fence near the bathroom and tore it down. They just kept on. The bathrooms are clean and workable. The internet is awful. They might as well not have anything at all… there were campers next to us that were very noisy well past when quiet time is supposed to start. I visited the office the next day and mentioned it. I was told that I should tell them to be quiet? Wow. OK so we moved on.

Full timing in an RV has always depended on us getting into good RV parks. That said, we always try to reserve a spot ahead of time since we stay for a few months at a time due to work. We called this place to do so, but they didn’t seem interested in having us. We showed up after hours without any sort of check in papers waiting for us, just a generic paper to fill out. Had they not had a couple of spots available, we would have been anything but «happy campers.»
As for the park, it was decent. It had it junky looking areas, but had everything you really needed to survive. This area has a distinct absence of pools or hot tubs, but given the average temperatures, it’s understood.
This place is all right for a couple of nights stay, but I’m glad we found other arrangements for our long term needs.