It's a nice,quiet,comfortableness is very Relaxing . I never really thought about it but this is cheaper than an apartment. Really all you have to do is have a little bit of credit and find something that if you had to, you would be able to keep your children because you technically have a good roof over your head, and your children too.
Faith Zellner
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June 26, 2024
I found my forever home at the Lazy B RV Park. Going on 6 years now! Thank you!!!!!
Jim Gallagher
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August 06, 2024
The new manager Kevin is focused on ensuring every guest has a good experience! Grab a cup of coffee at the office.
The park is in the country but convenient to town.
Allison Flynn
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October 29, 2023
I lived at Lazy B for around 9 months. I was left alone for the most part, and it was an okay facility. My only problems…
1. Theft - When I moved out, I had to do it in several moves, but still legally maintained the lease on the place. I came back to do a final clean out of the trailer, and everything on my front porch was gone, including a $300 package of clothes the manager left on the front porch knowing I wasn’t there, my lawn furniture, and several gardening tools. I tried mentioning it and the manager, Joe, gaslit me saying he had never seen the package and didn’t know about my front porch belongings. There was never any effort for follow up.
2. Witnessed domestic violence and when I mentioned it to management, I was threatened with eviction - Towards the end of my stay, I witnessed an act of domestic violence, a man drove his truck very quickly towards a woman, slamming on his brakes within inches of her during an extremely heated and loud argument, and when I informed management, they threatened(quoted) "If either one of you called the cops other than (the victim), I'm kicking you both out and your getting evicted you won't have a deposit to ride out." I'm a veteran, and if I see something, I say something. Cops are not a bad thing when someone is trying to run someone else over with their car, and being told I couldn't use a public service provided for safety or I'd lose my legal place of dwelling was illegal and terrifying.
This happened in Spring of 2023, so there has probably not been a change in management.
I've waited quite a while after moving out(I moved two weeks after) to post a review to make sure my business was done with them, as they are known for retaliation.
I would recommend staying away from this RV park. I also informed the owner the threats of eviction, and he did nothing as far as I am aware. Probably best to make this your last resort.
Savanah G Adams
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May 01, 2023
I had lived at lazy B, for almost four years! The new managers Kevin and Joe made the last six months of my stay very warm and like a family! I feel like the last manager took an amazing rv park and caused issues where there shouldn’t have been any. Kevin and Joe, with the help of the owner Jim will get lazy B back to being a home away from home and an amazing place to live again! Give them a chance to show you their hearts, their hard work and you will be glad you did!
It's a nice,quiet,comfortableness is very Relaxing . I never really thought about it but this is cheaper than an apartment. Really all you have to do is have a little bit of credit and find something that if you had to, you would be able to keep your children because you technically have a good roof over your head, and your children too.
I found my forever home at the Lazy B RV Park. Going on 6 years now! Thank you!!!!!
The new manager Kevin is focused on ensuring every guest has a good experience! Grab a cup of coffee at the office. The park is in the country but convenient to town.
I lived at Lazy B for around 9 months. I was left alone for the most part, and it was an okay facility. My only problems… 1. Theft - When I moved out, I had to do it in several moves, but still legally maintained the lease on the place. I came back to do a final clean out of the trailer, and everything on my front porch was gone, including a $300 package of clothes the manager left on the front porch knowing I wasn’t there, my lawn furniture, and several gardening tools. I tried mentioning it and the manager, Joe, gaslit me saying he had never seen the package and didn’t know about my front porch belongings. There was never any effort for follow up. 2. Witnessed domestic violence and when I mentioned it to management, I was threatened with eviction - Towards the end of my stay, I witnessed an act of domestic violence, a man drove his truck very quickly towards a woman, slamming on his brakes within inches of her during an extremely heated and loud argument, and when I informed management, they threatened(quoted) "If either one of you called the cops other than (the victim), I'm kicking you both out and your getting evicted you won't have a deposit to ride out." I'm a veteran, and if I see something, I say something. Cops are not a bad thing when someone is trying to run someone else over with their car, and being told I couldn't use a public service provided for safety or I'd lose my legal place of dwelling was illegal and terrifying. This happened in Spring of 2023, so there has probably not been a change in management. I've waited quite a while after moving out(I moved two weeks after) to post a review to make sure my business was done with them, as they are known for retaliation. I would recommend staying away from this RV park. I also informed the owner the threats of eviction, and he did nothing as far as I am aware. Probably best to make this your last resort.
I had lived at lazy B, for almost four years! The new managers Kevin and Joe made the last six months of my stay very warm and like a family! I feel like the last manager took an amazing rv park and caused issues where there shouldn’t have been any. Kevin and Joe, with the help of the owner Jim will get lazy B back to being a home away from home and an amazing place to live again! Give them a chance to show you their hearts, their hard work and you will be glad you did!