It was time to pay for our free campsite this morning. The cost - three hours of our lives wasted on a high-pressure sales pitch. Poor Dave thought he had us sold and just could not understand how we could say "no" to such a great deal.
Afterward, we headed out for some lunch and then went to investigate Reunion Pointe, an RV based neighborhood. We were able to talk for quite a while with the developer, Richard. The development was small - just 45 lots - with an RV port built into each home. The concept and the collection of floor plans were great. The plans were ideal for people wanting to downsize (900 to 1200 sqft, 1 to 3 bedrooms). The 100-year-old oak trees gave the lots a great feel and Richard was going to do his best to make sure they all stayed. We have no doubt in a few years this will be a highly desirable neighborhood, but it was a little more than we need.
Afterward, we headed out for some lunch and then went to investigate Reunion Pointe, an RV based neighborhood. We were able to talk for quite a while with the developer, Richard. The development was small - just 45 lots - with an RV port built into each home. The concept and the collection of floor plans were great. The plans were ideal for people wanting to downsize (900 to 1200 sqft, 1 to 3 bedrooms). The 100-year-old oak trees gave the lots a great feel and Richard was going to do his best to make sure they all stayed. We have no doubt in a few years this will be a highly desirable neighborhood, but it was a little more than we need.
We will definitely have to return in a few years to see how this place develops.
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