Welcome to Country Life RV Parks "Rules of the Road."

PETS

Friendly pets are always welcome. We allow 2 pets (Cats and/or dogs) per site. Exotic animals of any kind or type are not allowed. For our Guests’ safety, aggressive dogs breed are not allowed in the Park. That said, any pet that demonstrates aggressive behavior must be removed from the park within 24 hours. As a guest of Country Life RV Parks & Services, we rely on your goodwill and assistance with maintaining a safe environment for all. We are providing the following information regarding dangerous dog breeds at www.dogsbite.org. Your acceptance as a guest is your guarantee that you understand and agree to the pet policy and have read and understood the information on dangerous dog breeds. It is the Guest’s responsibility to pick up after his/her pets. Pets must be on leash when walking them in the park. If you utilize the designated dog park, you must remain at the dog park with your pet. No unattended dogs are allowed at the dog park or anywhere outside of your unit. Tethers at your RV space must be at least 8’ long and not longer than 10’. Please do not leave pet food outside, as it attracts ants, flies, skunks, and rodents. Indoor cats only. Please note, should your dog be a nuisance barker or become aggressive, you will be required to remove your pet from the Park. We thank each of you for understanding that our pet policy has been created for the health and safety of everyone within the park.

A Word About Cancellations:

Cancellation policies are a “necessary evil” for RV parks, owing to the nature of the tourist industry and the recent trend in RV park full-time living by retirees. Cancellations can cost park owners thousands of dollars in lost revenue. Last year, reports nationwide showed that the demand for campsites was greater than availability. Thus, campers took to their computers to reserve camping spots well in advance (sometimes as far as a year) to make sure that they were able to find an open reservation. However, when a site is reserved, it “takes it off of the rental market” along with its anticipated income for the park owners. By the time a camper cancels the reservation (often only a few days before check-in), the opportunity to “re-sell” the cancelled site is all but gone, and with it, the anticipated income. This dynamic is why park owners must be diligent about structuring a cancellation policy that is fair for both parties—park owners and their guests. The Park requires a non-refundable  deposit of one nights rate fee of $45 + 10% state mandated tax on nightly and weekly reservations. Long term monthly fees require a non-refundable deposit of $200 that will be applied to your monthly rate of $700 per month upon move in. Long-term guests are not considered transient and therefore are not subject to sales or lodging tax.