Tomorrow's Stars RV Resort

Very professional.

In response to Mr Burgman's review and in defense of the camp workers that take care of every aspect of the park: 1. I personally have a hard time believing your site was trashy upon arrival. Camp workers are constantly picking up, mowing, raking, and maintaining every site in camp. We take pride in running a clean and well maintained park.n2. There is typically a golf cart parade on the weekends that starts at 9:00pm. It is not a scheduled park function, but the seasonal campers enjoy parading through the park, throwing candy to the kids and socializing. The parade does not start at 6 and go until 10pm, and I can assure you that if you looked friendly at all, you were waved at. In fact I was commenting to my husband this weekend that it seems like all everyone does is wave at people. (By the way, not being waved at is about as petty of a complaint as one can get)n3. I personally do not use the laundry facilities as I am only there on the weekends, HOWEVER, I have done a few loads there over the past few weeks and the room is always immaculate. The machines are clean, the folding area is clean, there are no cobwebs or dirt ANYWHERE. If you were truly afraid to sit on a chair in the laundry room, you probably shouldn't be camping.n4. Other than holiday weekends this summer (and a few really hot days a month or so ago) the pool has not been crowded at all. There is no reason to not feel safe if you are practicing social distancing. Pick a piece of concrete not marked with a big, blue X and bring your own chairs. There is a lifeguard there on the weekend and a campworker there when the pool is open to make sure people are following the rules. As far as social distancing- many of the people that are congregating have been together since before the quarantine began. They have made a choice of who they spend their time with which should not affect you in any way.n5. Yep, the WIFI sucks. Everyone will tell you that. Use your cellular connection or just enjoy camping without being stuck to your electronics.n6. How do you propose the camp get rid of the highway traffic? I mean, it's there and you chose a campground right along the interstate. What did you think you were going to hear?nAs far as the owner's response:nYour office personnel and your camp workers go above and beyond to provide an excellent experience for everyone that chooses to camp at Tomorrow's Stars. I think it's in incredibly poor taste to throw anyone under the bus when you are not here and don't know how hard we work to provide clean, neat sites, plenty of activities for adults and kids and a safe and fun environment. I honestly feel that you owe us all an apology for your response.

Park has changed over the years, but is still a great park for families.

Nice place. Even in the winter. Staff is very nice!! If we travel up here again we will definitely stay here.

I debated between 2 and 3 but the only good thing about this park is the site itself. It was a nice size and we are in a 45 ft. coach. When we arrived the lady who checked us in was NOT friendly, actually rude. The site was trashy upon arrival and first thing I did was pick up trash. The park is 90% full time residents and on the weekends the golf cart parade begins at 6 pm and gets bigger and louder until 10 pm with lots of honking. We went out the first to enjoy it but of the 30 or more carts, no one would wave at us but we did get a few unwanted looks. We were there 2 weeks so we used the laundry facility. The machines were OK but the room was very dirty. Dirt and cobwebs everywhere. I was afraid to sit in the chairs in there. The swimming pool was open but every time we tried to go it was so crowded we did not feel safe. It was definitely not monitored and no one was practicing social distancing. Wifi, they didn't have any and no option to even buy it. The park was close to I-70 and very noisy at night. The price for 2 weeks was extremely high when compared to other equal parks.nWe could not wait to get out of here.