Hidden Haven RV Park

Matthew Rowan

A place where disorder reigns, and leadership has already surrendered.” To speak plainly — Hidden Haven RV Park is hidden only in name. What it conceals is not serenity, but poor management, disorganization, and a complete lack of hospitality. In the teachings of strategy, one judges a leader by the order of their camp. By that measure, this park has already lost the battle. 1. Communication: A Failed Chain of Command The phone system is tangled between the RV park and the owner’s construction business. Calls go unanswered. Voicemails disappear into silence. Office hours seem to exist only in theory. “An army without communication is already defeated.” — Sun Tzu 2. Cleanliness: The Grounds Reflect the Leader The laundromat may have new machines, but the floors told the truth: thick layers of human hair, dog hair, and neglect. No warrior would command respect if their own house were in such disorder. 3. Locked Bathrooms, No Codes, No Help We never received bathroom access codes. No calls returned. No staff available. Facilities might as well have been ruins sealed behind stone. 4. A Community Without Spirit The guests were silent, withdrawn, and unwelcoming. Not a single greeting. Not a single conversation. The atmosphere felt less like a haven and more like an outpost abandoned by morale. 5. The Owners: Curt, Unfriendly, and Always Ready for Conflict The only interactions we had with the owners (a husband and wife) were negative. No welcome. No kindness. Only nitpicking and scolding over trivialities. “A ruler who lacks grace earns only resistance.” — Toranaga Their tone was curt, cold, condescending — as though guests were intruders, not customers. 6. Overall This park fails at the simplest duties of leadership, hospitality, and human courtesy. Hidden Haven is not a haven at all. It is a disordered camp ruled by discourtesy and neglect. We left disappointed, unwelcome, and relieved to depart. Verdict If you value: • respect, • cleanliness, • communication, • or even basic human decency… Then steer your caravan elsewhere. “Choose your battleground wisely. A poor camp weakens even strong travelers.”

Nikki Creech

We stayed here for a year and 9 months and it's a nice quiet place that's secluded and away from the main roads. Family friendly and just a short 5 to 10 min drive to many restaurants and lots of shopping. Walmart is about 10 mins away and a target is being built that's even closer. Laundry facilities are bigger than most resorts.

J Berg

We stayed the night on our way home heading south in 95. Great rates for an overnight with all hookups! Angela took our call en route and readily accomodated us with only a few hours notice. Many other RV parks nearby either didn't answer their phone, wouldn't take same-day reservations or were way overpriced. Grounds are well kept and you can see the big efforts they're making towards future amenities. Nice big lots with easy pull-throughs. It'll be really pretty when all the many trees mature. It was a bit difficult to find our site at night, but we managed. Thank you Angela for all your help! Regards 🙏☺️

Jane G

Grounds and bath house are immaculately clean! Management is very friendly & helpful! Nice neighborly atmosphere! Fun, new kids playground. Dog Friendly!!! (Please remember to always pick up after your fur baby. Don't ruin it for the rest of us with dogs!) Update: Brand new laundromat on site!!

The Journey In Between

These folks really have big plans for this place. The sites are spot on and level and full hook-up. They are still building things, but the laundary (not open yet) area has to be the largest I've ever seen in a campground....very nice! I was amazed how quiet it was for such a huge camoground. Bathrooms were super clean and cleaned daily. Keep up the great work, we'll be back!!