Newsletter: October 29th, 2021

Some of you may have seen us walking the park grounds as we work on mapping the sites and roadways. We just wanted to give a warning that we will be renumbering the sites throughout the park.

We will be sending out a new map in the next week or two, as well as new invoices for everyone with their new site number and street address. We will go into more detail about this later, but one of the most notable reasons for doing this is to make it easier for emergency vehicles and maintenance services to be able to find your site. We know this is a drastic change and will need some adjustment, but it will all make better sense once we are done!
 

Some of you may have seen our recent Facebook post looking for information about any trailers that were potentially missed during the final pump-outs. Based on the feedback from that post, we have decided to preemptively pump-out every trailer in the park. This is a daunting task that will take a little while to complete, but we want to be certain no sites are left behind!

The park is closed on Sunday October 31st at 5 pm. Please be sure to take all your belongings with you as there is no access outside of the dates listed below.

The park will be open on the following days for walk in access only. There will be no power, water, or washrooms open. Access is from 9 AM to 5 PM on the following dates:

The purpose of the access dates is to satisfy the requirements of some insurance companies that insist clients have the opportunity to check on their unit every 30 days that it is unoccupied. No one is permitted to stay overnight on these weekends.

We understand that in the past, you may have been able to freely come and go from your trailer during the off-season, however there is absolutely no access to the park or your trailer outside of the dates listed above.

Crews have been busy this past week starting a couple different construction projects, including tree work near the flats and Beaver Pond parking area, replacing culverts, and fixing some of the roads to make them safe for emergency vehicles. If you are going to the park this weekend, please stay clear of all construction areas and equipment.