April 24, by libertatemamo 32 Comments. Video Overview: Want to see it in living color? Summary: We were passing through this area to visit friends and were offered a few days of stay here in return for our usual impartial review, so we grabbed the chance. This campground is billed as a 5-star resort and I have to admit it delivers. The latter is very unusual and means you get free, no-holds-bared internet at every single site!
Dogs are catered for here too. No breed restrictions either, although there is a 2-pet limit. The only minor dings? We enjoyed it and would certainly recommend it to other folks looking for an upscale resort in the area. See current pricing HERE. So, you have to be foot or larger to stay here. Smaller rigs are not accepted.
The park has come a long ways since we were last in Cypress Woods, next door, four years ago. Our second year in Cypress Woods there were only a few sites in Cypress Trails that were being fully developed by their owners.
But it looked like it was going to be quite nice. Another plus is that you can bike to Starbucks and many stores within five miles. Hi guys, just wanted to tell you about mtn-falls. Also, a 26 ft. Enjoy following your travels. Sounds like a lovely place! Hi guys, what I really would like to know are the HOA fees of such a resort.
I have been a long time follower of your travels and want to thank you for all the work your are doing to provide us with all the information. Happy travels, Ulla. So perhaps somewhere around that? You only pay the fee if you own a lot of course, not if you just come in as a renter. Just called to confirm. And of course any improvements you make to your personal lot adding a tiki hut, landscaping etc. Small rigs use less space and resources. But I guess the rule is there for some kind of aesthetic reason?
