I live in apartment 4 and there’s bugs everywhere and even twecers

Loved this place in 2019 and lived there till this July 2024. The new owner (Nov 2023) wanted the feral cat community gone, I didn’t know what that meant, so I told her it was illegal to harm poison or maim them. She said I was bullying her by implying the rumors of her telling people to trap them and put them somewhere else were true. The county also says you can not just abandon them somewhere new. Since I had spent nearly 5 years nuetering vaccinating and taking the kittens to shelter, I was surprised she wanted me gone as well. I always paid my rent and my utilities but she wanted me gone. I had never been written up for anything and was suddenly facing eviction. She didn’t care about me or my family she just wanted me and the cats gone. It’s her property, but I felt afraid every day for those cats. Now there is every breed of large dog there and very few people keep them leashed. Someone got mauled by a pitbull summer of 2024. I wish she had just talked to me about leaving, I needed time to find a place to take the cats. But I had 60 days and I couldn’t find a place…was going to be homeless and I felt entirely unwelcome. So that’s my review. I loved that place, helped keep the cat community healthy, helped reduce the cat population and I had a family there, friends and plans for the summer, until I was run off desparate to save the cats I had grown to love. For those who think i shouldnt have fed the sick starving river cats, I guess that just makes me an asshole.

We stayed here in late March 2016. While the location was quite peaceful and beautiful, it was nothing like the pictures at the website. There were cabins that I’m sure were very nice at one time but are now quite dilapidated, and the restrooms and laundry were completely unusable; they appeared not to have been used for years.

But the strangest part of our visit was there was no management there when we arrived. We didn’t arrive late, we hadn’t received any communication from the management, there was no note on the door, and there was no phone number to call. We waited out front for someone to greet us, as instructed by the sign in the driveway, and finally, two older gentlemen who appeared to live by the train trestle came over and told us the management had gone to visit family, they didn’t know when/if they’d be back, and we should just drive over to the RV area and find ourselves a spot anywhere, which we did. We never saw them again. It was rather disconcerting.

Again I want to say that the location on the river was quite nice. There were two other couples parked there, and we all had a pleasant time.

When it came time to leave, we half expected an email, phone call, or maybe even someone representing the management would be there, but there was no one and no communication. Perhaps it is a common practice for RV parks to allow their visitors to have the run of the area, but since we had never experienced that situation, we found it strange and a little uncomfortable.