Many residents say the park is spotless, neat, and well maintained, with mobile homes kept looking nice and common areas kept in good shape. Several also point out the staff being around to keep things “in its place.” A few reviews go the other direction, calling the park dirty or slumping, and one mentions a strong odor problem tied to an issue from a neighbor’s lawn sprinklers.
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Friendly people and helpful management
Residents describe a friendly community and supportive management.
Positive reviews often mention friendly residents and a peaceful environment where neighbors stop to say hello. Several residents also describe management as responsive and helpful, including specific people being “door is always open.” At the same time, a couple of reviews complain that the office is hard to reach and that follow-ups weren’t returned.
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Rent and extra charges are a flashpoint
Lot rent changes and added charges divide residents.
Some reviews criticize rent increases (including a stated $300 jump and multiple year-over-year increases) and say the park has raised costs without adequate upkeep. Others counter that lot rent is low and, in their experience, includes utilities like water/sewer/garbage. There are also complaints about paying extra for items such as water and lawn services, while other reviews frame the overall cost as affordable.
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Rules feel supportive to some
Residents have mixed reactions to park rules.
A few reviews say the community’s rules are enforced in a way that helps keep grounds pristine and the park in good condition. One review argues the rules are excessive and focuses on strict guest registration and background-check requirements. Another resident supports the rules and encourages others to raise issues with management directly.
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Communication can be frustrating
Some residents report poor follow-through from the office.
One review says nobody is in the office, with calls and emails not answered, and that requests about maintenance weren’t addressed. Another review describes repeated follow-up calls that still didn’t result in a return call after weeks.
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Clubhouse activities are mentioned often
Residents mention clubhouse activities and events.
Several reviews highlight a clubhouse with activities, including holiday events and regular gatherings like bingo and Eucher tournaments. Some residents say there is plenty to do around the park, and one review also notes that a coffee and doughnut day exists. However, at least one review argues events aren’t truly free and criticizes the overall value.
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Features
Types of Care
Independent Living
Transportation
St. Petersburg-Clearwater International (8 miles away)
Tampa International (17 miles away)
Nearby Places of Interest
Located in St. Petersburg, Florida, this area offers a range of amenities and services that cater to seniors looking for convenience and comfort. With multiple pharmacies like Walgreens and CVS nearby, accessing medication is easy. In terms of healthcare, there are reputable physicians such as Bay Area Medical and well-known hospitals like All Children's Obgyn Specialists within a short distance. For leisure activities, residents can enjoy dining options such as Chili's Grill & Bar and Portillo's Hot Dogs, or relax at parks like Azalea Park and Treasure Island Beach. Places of worship like Christ The Cornerstone provide spiritual support, while cafes like Starbucks offer a cozy spot to socialize. Additionally, entertainment options include theaters like SMG Seminole for a night out. Overall, this part of St. Petersburg provides a well-rounded community for seniors seeking a vibrant yet serene lifestyle.
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St. Petersburg-Clearwater International (8 miles away)
Strong sense of community with convenient amenities.
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