Ahoy RV Resort

John Grady

The staff and owners are wonderful, very accommodating and always willing to help. We've stayed here three times and have always found it a welcoming place to stay. The sites are level with plenty of room. There's lots of activities. And the park is in a great location for easy access the area's points of interest.

Kaylanette Whiteley

We came for a month n stayed for 2/12. We absolutely love this place. The staff ( Cassie, Ally, John) were awesome. Sonya did a fantastic job with activities. Owners Chris n Kelly have done an amazing job. The facilities are Great. It’s very much a community oriented environment. We met so many new friends that will always be with us. We will definitely be back again this winter.

Amanda Oliver-Hoyt

This is an avoid at all costs type of place. It is a high school nightmare dressed as an Rv place. There is not much to do besides drink yourself silly and sit around the clubhouse talking about one another. The staff is very proficient at that but not much else. I’m not sure how they got their rating .. either bought it or the people giving it were never there. The pool is not heated so worthless. No hot tub no sauna. The Snob knob clubhouse has bathrooms but they seem a lot like a locker room not a luxury anything. Staff is complacent at best but rude and lazy fits more. The “lake” is a man made sinkhole mud puddle. Everybit of the place stinks like wet dog pee. The owners are wealthy as can be seen by their boat they use as a lawn ornament but refuse to pay anyone a livable wage to escape taxes. Just steer clear of this dump. I’ve heard sugar sands is much better but honestly anywhere is better than here.

Sherri Walker

My husband and I decided to spend our second week of vacation in this, new to us, unfamiliar park as our first week was spent in a park where no one connects. We look for people to interact with and share stories and adventures with. We absolutely found that at Ahoy. The minute we met Kelly, we knew our next week would be different. The first day we were there, three young boys asked us to fish with them. We have grands that we were missing, so we were delighted to go buy worms and trade a few for their marshmallows😂 and see what happened. We caught no fish but what we did do was bond with the little ones who did. Next day, we pulled out my craft totes and began a party with 7 of the kids in the park. We made beaded wind chimes from 11:30 am- 4:30pm. Kids came and went all day long. We loved watching them create their own craft. For the rest of the week we were known as “The most awesome grandparents” and continued to share gifts and candy with these adorable kids. We encourage any grandparents who stay in this park, to take the time to play with the kids. The moms have their hands full with smaller infants and sure could use the help. We never allowed them in our RV. They were welcome on our patio any time. This was not the interaction we expected, but it was the BEST and far beyond what we imagined. We have managed a Senior RV park in Colorado for the past five years. Having children around was a welcomed sight. We plan to bring two of our grandchildren on their Fall break. Yes the park is super clean and great amenities, but if you don’t get out of your RV and invest yourself into the lives of others, you will totally miss the point of RV-ing in the first place. Thanks to Chris and Kelly for placing us right up front where we asked to be, so this could happen. Thanks to Jeremy for all the hard work you do to assist the managers in causing this park to thrive.God bless all of you as you stay in community and share your families with those who might just be missing their own grandchildren an awful lot. ❤️🙏

Elissa Stacy

We had planned on staying a week, then a month and 3 months later we were there through winter. Our families first long term stay but the kids absolutely loved this place. My son loved being able to ride his bike and fish. We appreciated the gym and all the amenities. The staff was wonderful and kind, everything was clean and beautiful and it reminded us how easy it is to make somewhere feel like home.