We Heard You! Customer Feedback & Upgrades for Olde Oak RV Park & Campground

Sally O'Malley • April 2, 2025

16 Ways Customer Feedback Has Spurred 12 Months of Park Improvements

Now celebrating our first anniversary of acquiring the Olde Oak RV Park and Campground, we seemed it would be fitting to let you know that we are listening to customers. Park staff and management have systematically been working on changes to the property and park operations to improve the guest experience:


  1. Enhanced digital presence with new website, facebook and Instagram pages;
    you can view recent campground photos before committing to a stay
  2. Two new signs to signify your arrival
  3. Added ability to invoice and collect payments electronically
  4. More open and inviting entrance with grand river view
  5. Additional lighting for entrance
  6. New American flags
  7. Significant clean-up & debris removal (several old rickety structures); clean-up is ongoing
  8. Modified water system for more reliable ongoing service through winter months
  9. Dozens of lot hook-ups upgraded to 50amp electric service
  10. New 1-mile nature walk / golf cart path through shady wooded area
  11. Drainage improvements for less soggy lots
  12. Sewer system reconfigurations to bring drops closer to RV units
  13. Re-configured 3 parking areas for flexibility and pull-though lots (awning-to-awning | awning to neighbor’s back side)
  14. Addition of large drop box for package and mail deliveries
  15. Larger dumpster unit and more frequent pick-ups
  16. Addition of 4 park model RV units available to rent for extended stays


And we’re just getting started! Stay tuned for more updates.



We Heard You!  Customer Feedback & Upgrades for Olde Oak RV Park & Campground
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I escaped the heat of an early summer day in the lush green shaded walking trail at Olde Oak RV Park. The birds were singing and I felt peace and calm. It was all quite lovely. I paused to capture this image of the creek and my eyes anchored on a creature-like figure emerging from a refreshing dip in the water. I stared at it for several minutes. Curiosity brushed off any sense of panic or fear. I wondered if it was the famed Mothmans of this area. After detecting no motion or sign of life, I decided that it was a tree stump. As a side note, I have not been back for further verification. Additional photographic depictions are welcome.
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