The ladies there were very nice. But it was not a good experience. We were told they had trailer hook ups, which really ment an outlet you could plug an extension cord into . So we had to use our generator our entire stay. We parked where they told us to. Then later that evening (im assuming it was the owner) told us we would have to move bc they had parties coming all weekend and they needed the space. I made our reservation a month in advance . They should have told us from the beginning where we needed to park. Not wait 6 hours after we arrived and already set up camp. Then he had us back our very large trailer down a road through an 8ft gate in the dark. Where we were in standing water and mud. We were offered no assistance out of our tiny parking spot when we tried to leave. The stalls were ok but very muddy. There was also no light, so to muck out my stalls I had to use a flashlight even during the day. Trails sucked, the ones we could find anyway. Mostly they were all under water. Would not recommend for anyone with a large trailer.
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I parked where YOUR staff told me to when i checked in. Which was along the edge of your parking lot, not the middle. Set up camp, push outs set, leveled and got comfortable. Then at 8pm, in the dark you, made us close up our entire trailer and move because YOU needed more parking space for events that weekend. We would have been blocked in reguardless of where we parked and were blocked in at the drive you put plus in because of the gate. Then having to back through an 8ft gate with no light at all was just another nail in the coffin. Getting out wasnt better. You told us you'd trim trees so they werent hitting our trailer because of where you made us park, and that also never happened.
She did tell me she had a hook up and i needed an extension cord. But that isnt what a living quarter trailer needs to run. Which I specified in my emails. You have a single outlet, not 30amp. Plus you have to plug it in through a bathroom that people can trip over which is a terrible way to get electricity.
Yes you do have skylights. That are completley covered in dirt and muck, and trees surrounding, which povide great shade.... But no light in the barn. So yes it was very difficult to see and I had to use flashlights to muck out stalls.
Our stalls were not delievered dry. There were only 3 stalls available the day we got there, and i had to wait for those stalls. A lady leaving that day had to remove her horses before i could bring mine in. No cleaning by your staff was done whatsoever. So i would have loved to request a new one. But there weren't any available, so i took what i had available to me and tried to make the best of it.
The trails were covered in water. Thats not your fault. But if there were different trails we never found them. A map would be a nice gesture. Even the guided rides, from your facility we passed, were walking down the street. Not in a "field of wild flowers".
Ive traveled to 30 states on my horses, stayed in texas specifically 2x. And this is the first bad review I've ever left anyone. That should tell you a little something. Take the criticism and...
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