I don't know why...

I don't know why some RV resorts don't like cargo trailers.

We have stayed at several that don't allow cargo trailers.  They all allow sheds on specific sites... patio furniture... some that allow portable dog runs... even some that allow a fridge outside... but, a nice, clean cargo trailer is somehow "unsightly."  Even though that cargo trailer contains all the stuff that we might "spread around" on a site, and that is acceptable.

This park we are trying this season is an owner-park: you buy your site.  You can build on it (depending on which part of the park you are in), if you choose.  If you put a park home on the site, you cannot park an RV on the same lot.  If you build a small home on the site (or a shed/storage building), you have to have an RV on the site, also.  If you build a home with a garage, no RV parking.  There is a small section that is Class A motorhomes only - you cannot put a 5th wheel, a travel trailer, or a Class C motorhome in there.  Lots of other rules, too... and I understand that rules are put in place to protect property owners.  If you are not on your site, you can rent it out - that is how we are staying here.

We picked this site because it has a storage shed big enough to garage the scooters.  And, even more stuff.  I know, 'cause we put a bunch of stuff in there today.  Stuff that was in my very-nice-looking cargo trailer.  Then, we took the cargo trailer to a storage lot a mile or so away...

Yep, extra expense for no good reason.  Rules is rules.

Back to our site...

It will take us a while to figure out where everything is - this is a new part of the area for us; as well as the fact that this is a huge park.  Like the many versions of Sun City, folks here get around by golf cart.  I guess that will make us the "outlaw bikers" if we ride around on our scooters.  ;-)  I may really shake things up and pull my cargo trailer around with the scoot.  No, not really.

Little Izzy seems to like this place.  She hasn't gone outside for a walk, yet - lots of people walking dogs.  But, she enjoys the view out the large picture window in the back of the 5th wheel...