Pear Tree RV Resort

We stayed here for two nights with our fifth wheel while our truck was getting repaired (we actually had to have the RV towed to the campground). The campground is located behind the hotel; check-in is done at the desk on the left side of the hotel.

The campground has one row of pull-through sites and two small sections of back-in sites. We were in pull-through site 11, which was easily long enough to fit our 37-foot RV and the tow truck (and eventually our truck). The site pad was paved and level; the rest of the site was grass. There is a decent amount of space between sites, and each site has a section of wooden picket fence that blocks the views of your hookups from your neighbor, which was a nice touch. The sewer connection at our site was actually embedded in the concrete curb, so you end up attaching to it at a 45-degree angle. Each pull-through site had a tree to provide shade in the front right corner of the site, and a picnic table fixed to the ground by a pole (so make sure you park your rig to give any right-hand slides enough room to extend).

Most of the hotel-attached RV parks we’ve stayed at didn’t have any amenities beyond the actual sites and a dumpster or two for trash. This park has a small bathhouse with a laundry room. Next to the bathhouse is a small swimming pool and a hot tub, though at the time of our stay both were closed and filled with brackish water. There is also a small enclosed dog park, which wasn’t even marked on the campground map. We were also able to walk our dogs on-leash in the large field between the southern end of the campground and the hotel.

Given we weren’t planning on staying long, I only did one speed test with my Verizon Jetpack with MIMO antenna and got about 25bps down and 20Mbps up, and other than the occasional buffering we had no trouble steaming video during our stay. The one speed test I did with my AT&T phone showed 152Mbps down and 19 up.

We would stay here again if we needed a place to stay in this area.

Certainly not the most glamorous RV park, but it was clean and quiet. Motel on the grounds is pretty run down. There were lots of full timers living there, but it was surprisingly quiet. 50 amp service with full hookups were nice. There is some spotty shade in the park depending on your spot. Road noise wasn’t an issue, although we were in the back row, furthest from the interstate.

We have stayed here in our RV before and it was fine...this year it was bad. The rv park is totally unkept...weeds and trash around, the dog run was a mess with a large trash can to collect dog poop which was filled to the top and no dog bags used. Mostly full time campers living there who don't take care of their spaces. We will not stay again. It used to be a nice campground...so sad!!