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Building a small RV park, Part 3

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Hey Jim are you still open during the first week in November or is the season over by then?
Hi Rich!

We are open for those visitors who's reservations were made for October and run into the first week of November. But we aren't actually open for new visitors in November. By November, we're experiencing below freezing weather, and we have to disconnect the water to the gazebos/refrigerators/etc.

I hope to change this, if only on a partial basis, when our Wilderness Loop opens in 2024. We will forgo the gazebo package for a more traditional approach, with a focus on large campsite areas and long range mountain views.

Of course, the expected picnic tables and fire rings will be present, as will our Internet solutions. Can't camp without Internet, right? :) On a side note, and thank you to @Joe Goodxrvn for his educational advice, we plan to make the Wilderness Loop ADA friendly, something that is often overlooked in the rustic RVing community.

If I can solve the problems associated with campers water lines freezing, (theirs, not ours) then I may be able to extend our offering to include winter camping.

Personally, I plan on being in Florida during the colder months, so I'll have to find someone to attend to the place while I'm gone. And that brings with it another group of issues, but we're working on it!

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Of course, the expected picnic tables and fire rings will be present, as will our Internet solutions. Can't camp without Internet, right? :) On a side note, and thank you to @Joe Goodxrvn for his educational advice, we plan to make the Wilderness Loop ADA friendly, something that is often overlooked in the rustic RVing community.

Looking forward to visiting the 2024 Spring on the way North:cool:
 
We expect to be there by 2-3 Friday afternoon, will valet service still be available? :)
 
We expect to be there by 2-3 Friday afternoon, will valet service still be available? :)
As of today, yes! But nobody's been paid in several weeks and I'm expecting a walk out any day now. So. . . :unsure:
 
We expect to be there by 2-3 Friday afternoon, will valet service still be available? :)
You will really enjoy such a fantastic place! We sure did!!
Not sure about the valet service, but we were greeted & guided to our special site by the "owners"!:)
That was kinda special!(y)
 
You will really enjoy such a fantastic place! We sure did!!
Not sure about the valet service, but we were greeted & guided to our special site by the "owners"!:)
That was kinda special!(y)
I think we will be in the space you were in, 7!
 
Yes....a fantastic site! And the table seats four for "drinks" too!🍻🥂🍷🥃🍸🍹:cool:
Dang...this gets better and better. I've never stayed in a park that provides cocktails!!!🍸🍾🍹🍷🍻🍺🍸🍸
 
Dang...this gets better and better. I've never stayed in a park that provides cocktails!!!🍸🍾🍹🍷🍻🍺🍸🍸
Don't forget to tip generously...the waiter can get very surly! ;)
 
Spent some time with a chainsaw and although we still have a good distance to go, I believe it's got potential!

First pic is the view from Site 14, looking East. Pictures 2&3 are from Site 13, looking South. Each picture was taken from where you would be if you were sitting under your extended awning.

There is quite a bit of haze in the air today, not sure where that's coming from. We had a lot of smoke from Canada last week, but most of it has dissipated.

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Nice...do you process that wood for the fire pits ? What kind of trees are they ? And if you do split the wood, you must be in awesome shape...I recently split about a cord (with a splitter of course) and it wiped me out 😉 Blessings
 
Nice...do you process that wood for the fire pits ? What kind of trees are they ? And if you do split the wood, you must be in awesome shape...I recently split about a cord (with a splitter of course) and it wiped me out 😉 Blessings
Yes, we process all the wood here. It's a combination of several species of Oak, some Pine, Poplar and whatever else we bump into. It falls down faster than I can cut it.

Awesome shape? lol, not in about 40 years. Two years ago I was in OK shape, today, not so much. Haven't been working as much as I was when we started the park, and that with too much beer, has made sure that awesome has left the building. :)
 
Yes, we process all the wood here. It's a combination of several species of Oak, some Pine, Poplar and whatever else we bump into. It falls down faster than I can cut it.

Awesome shape? lol, not in about 40 years. Two years ago I was in OK shape, today, not so much. Haven't been working as much as I was when we started the park, and that with too much beer, has made sure that awesome has left the building. :)
Too much beer? Exactly how much beer is too much? :ROFLMAO:
 

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