WalkerWalkabout

first thing you will notice is the abundance of open space and the tree houses. I chose to not sit on the river bank, because the cost was close to $400/wk. I wish I could have afforded it, but in exchange I had no neighbors and my windows caught all the sunshine. There are 2 small lakes on the property and 2 bath/laundry rooms. The laundry is free and the machines are in great shape! There is a gravel trail system just off the main road that you can safely walk your 4 legged kids, but you must take a 40 min drive to let them have a real treat. There is a 120 acre off leash park with lakes, fields and forests called Shelby Farms (http://www.shelbyfarmspark.org/for-dogs) that we drove to daily. I am in awe over the generosity of this community to allocate so much near urban land for pure recreational fun for dogs and humans. It might seem out of the way, but coordinated my runs to Costco, Whole Foods and Walmart since they are all less than 5 - 10 min from Shelby Farms. Thank you Memphis!!

ok, back to the rv park, it is a treat to watch the barges and they do operate frequently. Unfortunately, a tug sank while I was here and so 2 days of search/rescue and recovery was also part of the show. My understanding is they never recovered the bodies. A train can be heard every once in a while, but nothing worth really mentioning. The staff are super kind. They pickup your garbage throughout the day and the roads/sites are plenty wide for larger rigs. There is a Walmart, Grocery store, liquor store within 10 min drive... but otherwise not much nearby. Actually the neighboring community looks like it is in economic trouble.

As for cellular service: the park has free wifi and it is functional for streaming sometimes. tmobile was seldom good for even internet searches. verizon was good for streaming. Here are the test results (ping, download, upload).

rv park (43, 5Mbps, <1Mbps)
tmobile (43, 5Mbps, 4Mbps)
verizon w/o mimo (17, 9Mbps, 8Mbps)

first thing you will notice is the abundance of open space and the tree houses. I chose to not sit on the river bank, because the cost was close to $400/wk. I wish I could have afforded it, but in exchange I had no neighbors and my windows caught all the sunshine. There are 2 small lakes on the property and 2 bath/laundry rooms. The laundry is free and the machines are in great shape! There is a gravel trail system just off the main road that you can safely walk your 4 legged kids, but you must take a 40 min drive to let them have a real treat. There is a 120 acre off leash park with lakes, fields and forests called Shelby Farms (http://www.shelbyfarmspark.org/for-dogs) that we drove to daily. I am in awe over the generosity of this community to allocate so much near urban land for pure recreational fun for dogs and humans. It might seem out of the way, but coordinated my runs to Costco, Whole Foods and Walmart since they are all less than 5 - 10 min from Shelby Farms. Thank you Memphis!!

ok, back to the rv park, it is a treat to watch the barges and they do operate frequently. Unfortunately, a tug sank while I was here and so 2 days of search/rescue and recovery was also part of the show. My understanding is they never recovered the bodies. A train can be heard every once in a while, but nothing worth really mentioning. The staff are super kind. They pickup your garbage throughout the day and the roads/sites are plenty wide for larger rigs. There is a Walmart, Grocery store, liquor store within 10 min drive... but otherwise not much nearby. Actually the neighboring community looks like it is in economic trouble.

As for cellular service: the park has free wifi and it is functional for streaming sometimes. tmobile was seldom good for even internet searches. verizon was good for streaming. Here are the test results (ping, download, upload).

rv park (43, 5Mbps, <1Mbps)
tmobile (43, 5Mbps, 4Mbps)
verizon w/o mimo (17, 9Mbps, 8Mbps)

first thing you will notice is the abundance of open space and the tree houses. I chose to not sit on the river bank, because the cost was close to $400/wk. I wish I could have afforded it, but in exchange I had no neighbors and my windows caught all the sunshine. There are 2 small lakes on the property and 2 bath/laundry rooms. The laundry is free and the machines are in great shape! There is a gravel trail system just off the main road that you can safely walk your 4 legged kids, but you must take a 40 min drive to let them have a real treat. There is a 120 acre off leash park with lakes, fields and forests called Shelby Farms (http://www.shelbyfarmspark.org/for-dogs) that we drove to daily. I am in awe over the generosity of this community to allocate so much near urban land for pure recreational fun for dogs and humans. It might seem out of the way, but coordinated my runs to Costco, Whole Foods and Walmart since they are all less than 5 - 10 min from Shelby Farms. Thank you Memphis!!

ok, back to the rv park, it is a treat to watch the barges and they do operate frequently. Unfortunately, a tug sank while I was here and so 2 days of search/rescue and recovery was also part of the show. My understanding is they never recovered the bodies. A train can be heard every once in a while, but nothing worth really mentioning. The staff are super kind. They pickup your garbage throughout the day and the roads/sites are plenty wide for larger rigs. There is a Walmart, Grocery store, liquor store within 10 min drive... but otherwise not much nearby. Actually the neighboring community looks like it is in economic trouble.

As for cellular service: the park has free wifi and it is functional for streaming sometimes. tmobile was seldom good for even internet searches. verizon was good for streaming. Here are the test results (ping, download, upload).

rv park (43, 5Mbps, <1Mbps)
tmobile (43, 5Mbps, 4Mbps)
verizon w/o mimo (17, 9Mbps, 8Mbps)

first thing you will notice is the abundance of open space and the tree houses. I chose to not sit on the river bank, because the cost was close to $400/wk. I wish I could have afforded it, but in exchange I had no neighbors and my windows caught all the sunshine. There are 2 small lakes on the property and 2 bath/laundry rooms. The laundry is free and the machines are in great shape! There is a gravel trail system just off the main road that you can safely walk your 4 legged kids, but you must take a 40 min drive to let them have a real treat. There is a 120 acre off leash park with lakes, fields and forests called Shelby Farms (http://www.shelbyfarmspark.org/for-dogs) that we drove to daily. I am in awe over the generosity of this community to allocate so much near urban land for pure recreational fun for dogs and humans. It might seem out of the way, but coordinated my runs to Costco, Whole Foods and Walmart since they are all less than 5 - 10 min from Shelby Farms. Thank you Memphis!!

ok, back to the rv park, it is a treat to watch the barges and they do operate frequently. Unfortunately, a tug sank while I was here and so 2 days of search/rescue and recovery was also part of the show. My understanding is they never recovered the bodies. A train can be heard every once in a while, but nothing worth really mentioning. The staff are super kind. They pickup your garbage throughout the day and the roads/sites are plenty wide for larger rigs. There is a Walmart, Grocery store, liquor store within 10 min drive... but otherwise not much nearby. Actually the neighboring community looks like it is in economic trouble.

As for cellular service: the park has free wifi and it is functional for streaming sometimes. tmobile was seldom good for even internet searches. verizon was good for streaming. Here are the test results (ping, download, upload).

rv park (43, 5Mbps, <1Mbps)
tmobile (43, 5Mbps, 4Mbps)
verizon w/o mimo (17, 9Mbps, 8Mbps)

first thing you will notice is the abundance of open space and the tree houses. I chose to not sit on the river bank, because the cost was close to $400/wk. I wish I could have afforded it, but in exchange I had no neighbors and my windows caught all the sunshine. There are 2 small lakes on the property and 2 bath/laundry rooms. The laundry is free and the machines are in great shape! There is a gravel trail system just off the main road that you can safely walk your 4 legged kids, but you must take a 40 min drive to let them have a real treat. There is a 120 acre off leash park with lakes, fields and forests called Shelby Farms (http://www.shelbyfarmspark.org/for-dogs) that we drove to daily. I am in awe over the generosity of this community to allocate so much near urban land for pure recreational fun for dogs and humans. It might seem out of the way, but coordinated my runs to Costco, Whole Foods and Walmart since they are all less than 5 - 10 min from Shelby Farms. Thank you Memphis!!

ok, back to the rv park, it is a treat to watch the barges and they do operate frequently. Unfortunately, a tug sank while I was here and so 2 days of search/rescue and recovery was also part of the show. My understanding is they never recovered the bodies. A train can be heard every once in a while, but nothing worth really mentioning. The staff are super kind. They pickup your garbage throughout the day and the roads/sites are plenty wide for larger rigs. There is a Walmart, Grocery store, liquor store within 10 min drive... but otherwise not much nearby. Actually the neighboring community looks like it is in economic trouble.

As for cellular service: the park has free wifi and it is functional for streaming sometimes. tmobile was seldom good for even internet searches. verizon was good for streaming. Here are the test results (ping, download, upload).

rv park (43, 5Mbps, <1Mbps)
tmobile (43, 5Mbps, 4Mbps)
verizon w/o mimo (17, 9Mbps, 8Mbps)

first thing you will notice is the abundance of open space and the tree houses. I chose to not sit on the river bank, because the cost was close to $400/wk. I wish I could have afforded it, but in exchange I had no neighbors and my windows caught all the sunshine. There are 2 small lakes on the property and 2 bath/laundry rooms. The laundry is free and the machines are in great shape! There is a gravel trail system just off the main road that you can safely walk your 4 legged kids, but you must take a 40 min drive to let them have a real treat. There is a 120 acre off leash park with lakes, fields and forests called Shelby Farms (http://www.shelbyfarmspark.org/for-dogs) that we drove to daily. I am in awe over the generosity of this community to allocate so much near urban land for pure recreational fun for dogs and humans. It might seem out of the way, but coordinated my runs to Costco, Whole Foods and Walmart since they are all less than 5 - 10 min from Shelby Farms. Thank you Memphis!!

ok, back to the rv park, it is a treat to watch the barges and they do operate frequently. Unfortunately, a tug sank while I was here and so 2 days of search/rescue and recovery was also part of the show. My understanding is they never recovered the bodies. A train can be heard every once in a while, but nothing worth really mentioning. The staff are super kind. They pickup your garbage throughout the day and the roads/sites are plenty wide for larger rigs. There is a Walmart, Grocery store, liquor store within 10 min drive... but otherwise not much nearby. Actually the neighboring community looks like it is in economic trouble.

As for cellular service: the park has free wifi and it is functional for streaming sometimes. tmobile was seldom good for even internet searches. verizon was good for streaming. Here are the test results (ping, download, upload).

rv park (43, 5Mbps, <1Mbps)
tmobile (43, 5Mbps, 4Mbps)
verizon w/o mimo (17, 9Mbps, 8Mbps)

first thing you will notice is the abundance of open space and the tree houses. I chose to not sit on the river bank, because the cost was close to $400/wk. I wish I could have afforded it, but in exchange I had no neighbors and my windows caught all the sunshine. There are 2 small lakes on the property and 2 bath/laundry rooms. The laundry is free and the machines are in great shape! There is a gravel trail system just off the main road that you can safely walk your 4 legged kids, but you must take a 40 min drive to let them have a real treat. There is a 120 acre off leash park with lakes, fields and forests called Shelby Farms (http://www.shelbyfarmspark.org/for-dogs) that we drove to daily. I am in awe over the generosity of this community to allocate so much near urban land for pure recreational fun for dogs and humans. It might seem out of the way, but coordinated my runs to Costco, Whole Foods and Walmart since they are all less than 5 - 10 min from Shelby Farms. Thank you Memphis!!

ok, back to the rv park, it is a treat to watch the barges and they do operate frequently. Unfortunately, a tug sank while I was here and so 2 days of search/rescue and recovery was also part of the show. My understanding is they never recovered the bodies. A train can be heard every once in a while, but nothing worth really mentioning. The staff are super kind. They pickup your garbage throughout the day and the roads/sites are plenty wide for larger rigs. There is a Walmart, Grocery store, liquor store within 10 min drive... but otherwise not much nearby. Actually the neighboring community looks like it is in economic trouble.

As for cellular service: the park has free wifi and it is functional for streaming sometimes. tmobile was seldom good for even internet searches. verizon was good for streaming. Here are the test results (ping, download, upload).

rv park (43, 5Mbps, <1Mbps)
tmobile (43, 5Mbps, 4Mbps)
verizon w/o mimo (17, 9Mbps, 8Mbps)

first thing you will notice is the abundance of open space and the tree houses. I chose to not sit on the river bank, because the cost was close to $400/wk. I wish I could have afforded it, but in exchange I had no neighbors and my windows caught all the sunshine. There are 2 small lakes on the property and 2 bath/laundry rooms. The laundry is free and the machines are in great shape! There is a gravel trail system just off the main road that you can safely walk your 4 legged kids, but you must take a 40 min drive to let them have a real treat. There is a 120 acre off leash park with lakes, fields and forests called Shelby Farms (http://www.shelbyfarmspark.org/for-dogs) that we drove to daily. I am in awe over the generosity of this community to allocate so much near urban land for pure recreational fun for dogs and humans. It might seem out of the way, but coordinated my runs to Costco, Whole Foods and Walmart since they are all less than 5 - 10 min from Shelby Farms. Thank you Memphis!!

ok, back to the rv park, it is a treat to watch the barges and they do operate frequently. Unfortunately, a tug sank while I was here and so 2 days of search/rescue and recovery was also part of the show. My understanding is they never recovered the bodies. A train can be heard every once in a while, but nothing worth really mentioning. The staff are super kind. They pickup your garbage throughout the day and the roads/sites are plenty wide for larger rigs. There is a Walmart, Grocery store, liquor store within 10 min drive... but otherwise not much nearby. Actually the neighboring community looks like it is in economic trouble.

As for cellular service: the park has free wifi and it is functional for streaming sometimes. tmobile was seldom good for even internet searches. verizon was good for streaming. Here are the test results (ping, download, upload).

rv park (43, 5Mbps, <1Mbps)
tmobile (43, 5Mbps, 4Mbps)
verizon w/o mimo (17, 9Mbps, 8Mbps)

first thing you will notice is the abundance of open space and the tree houses. I chose to not sit on the river bank, because the cost was close to $400/wk. I wish I could have afforded it, but in exchange I had no neighbors and my windows caught all the sunshine. There are 2 small lakes on the property and 2 bath/laundry rooms. The laundry is free and the machines are in great shape! There is a gravel trail system just off the main road that you can safely walk your 4 legged kids, but you must take a 40 min drive to let them have a real treat. There is a 120 acre off leash park with lakes, fields and forests called Shelby Farms (http://www.shelbyfarmspark.org/for-dogs) that we drove to daily. I am in awe over the generosity of this community to allocate so much near urban land for pure recreational fun for dogs and humans. It might seem out of the way, but coordinated my runs to Costco, Whole Foods and Walmart since they are all less than 5 - 10 min from Shelby Farms. Thank you Memphis!!

ok, back to the rv park, it is a treat to watch the barges and they do operate frequently. Unfortunately, a tug sank while I was here and so 2 days of search/rescue and recovery was also part of the show. My understanding is they never recovered the bodies. A train can be heard every once in a while, but nothing worth really mentioning. The staff are super kind. They pickup your garbage throughout the day and the roads/sites are plenty wide for larger rigs. There is a Walmart, Grocery store, liquor store within 10 min drive... but otherwise not much nearby. Actually the neighboring community looks like it is in economic trouble.

As for cellular service: the park has free wifi and it is functional for streaming sometimes. tmobile was seldom good for even internet searches. verizon was good for streaming. Here are the test results (ping, download, upload).

rv park (43, 5Mbps, <1Mbps)
tmobile (43, 5Mbps, 4Mbps)
verizon w/o mimo (17, 9Mbps, 8Mbps)

first thing you will notice is the abundance of open space and the tree houses. I chose to not sit on the river bank, because the cost was close to $400/wk. I wish I could have afforded it, but in exchange I had no neighbors and my windows caught all the sunshine. There are 2 small lakes on the property and 2 bath/laundry rooms. The laundry is free and the machines are in great shape! There is a gravel trail system just off the main road that you can safely walk your 4 legged kids, but you must take a 40 min drive to let them have a real treat. There is a 120 acre off leash park with lakes, fields and forests called Shelby Farms (http://www.shelbyfarmspark.org/for-dogs) that we drove to daily. I am in awe over the generosity of this community to allocate so much near urban land for pure recreational fun for dogs and humans. It might seem out of the way, but coordinated my runs to Costco, Whole Foods and Walmart since they are all less than 5 - 10 min from Shelby Farms. Thank you Memphis!!

ok, back to the rv park, it is a treat to watch the barges and they do operate frequently. Unfortunately, a tug sank while I was here and so 2 days of search/rescue and recovery was also part of the show. My understanding is they never recovered the bodies. A train can be heard every once in a while, but nothing worth really mentioning. The staff are super kind. They pickup your garbage throughout the day and the roads/sites are plenty wide for larger rigs. There is a Walmart, Grocery store, liquor store within 10 min drive... but otherwise not much nearby. Actually the neighboring community looks like it is in economic trouble.

As for cellular service: the park has free wifi and it is functional for streaming sometimes. tmobile was seldom good for even internet searches. verizon was good for streaming. Here are the test results (ping, download, upload).

rv park (43, 5Mbps, <1Mbps)
tmobile (43, 5Mbps, 4Mbps)
verizon w/o mimo (17, 9Mbps, 8Mbps)