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we
stayed
July
1-
July
4.
Very
misleading
that
this
is
advertised
as
a
resort
and
marina.
The
road
leading
to
the
"cabins"
is
horrible,
trucks
with
boats
etc,
it
will
take
you
more
than
a
few
minutes
to
travel
to
and
from.
Another
thing,
for
those
especially
with
watercraft
(boats,
jet
skis,
etc)
Long
cove's
definition
of
the
marina
is
just
having
boat
slips
that
you
will
have
to
pay
daily
for
even
if
you
are
staying
in
their
"cabins"
tiny
houses.
There
is
no
boat
launch
at
this
facility,
you
will
need
to
drive
several
minutes
down
the
road
to
public
access
to
drop
in.
Then
we
were
told
to
leave
our
trailer
at
the
public
access
but
we
refused
and
they
said
to
bring
it
back
and
park
it
beside
the
shed
at
the
facility
-
how
do
you
have
boat
slips
but
not
offer
accommodations
to
even
store
the
trailer?
Also
not
a
real
marina
store
or
fuel
station.
The
docks
and
many
boat
slips
are
in
horrible
condition.
They
claim
boat
rentals
but
they
currently
do
not
offer.
On
1st
Day
we
arrived
we
had
water
issues
-
air
in
pipes,
weak
water
pressure,
ridiculous
flux
in
temperatures,
mucky
watercolor
-
so
yes
these
sites
used
to
be
for
campers,
then
put
all
these
tiny
homes
in
their
places
without
proper
permits
and
hooks
ups
and
maintenance
for
sewer,
etc.,
Day
2
air
conditioning
issues.
They
do
NOT
have
maintenance
personnel,
guys
helping
with
maintenance
are
laborers
to
work
on
the
dock,
not
trained
or
have
knowledge
of
these
tiny
home
maintenance.
BUT
there
were
a
few
individuals
who
tried
their
best
to
help
but
one
person
in
particular
who
claimed
to
be
their
maintenance
man
is
milking
the
clock,
drinking
with
customers,
and
smoking
weed.
Needless
to
say,
it
was
not
a
pleasant
experience
97
outside
and
79
inside
our
tiny
house
and
you
can
imagine
how
hot
it
got
in
the
small
loft
area
where
our
kids
were
sleeping.
We
were
offered
a
window
unit
that
kept
tripping
the
breaker,
2
days
later
finally
offered
another
window
unit
because
with
1
unit
it
never
cooled
with
it
constantly
getting
tripped.
The
night
prior
to
our
last
day,
we
spoke
directly
with
owners,
and
come
to
find
they
are
not
actual
owners
just
property
investment
people.
The
unprofessionalism
from
Gina,
the
inability
to
hold
a
normal
conversation
to
speak
about
our
concerns,
crying,
flustered,
and
completely
disconnected.
She
praised
her
"maintenance
man"
that
we
had
all
the
issues
with,
she
couldn't
handle
a
very
calm
conversation
she
had
to
call
her
husband
to
speak
with
us
so
she
can
walk
off
and
call
her
"maintenance
man",
completely
unprofessional
when
he
showed
up
with
he
arms
crossed
as
if
he
was
ready
to
engage
in
a
heated
debate.
We
were
offered
a
very
SMALL
refund
in
comparison
to
what
we
spent
for
the
weekend
and
still
waiting
for
a
response,
sent
follow
emails,
texts,
and
calls.
The
tiny
houses
themselves
are
very
beautiful,
the
location
is
beautiful,
we
did
know
the
pool
was
not
functional
(city
permit
issues
apparently),
the
views,
the
beach
area
(never
got
cleaned
the
entire
time
we
stayed,
such
as
trash,
broken
floats
etc.)
There
are
no
grills
at
each
site
as
the
site
advertises
-
no
firewood
for
the
common
use
firepit.
The
email
attachment
confirming
your
reservation
will
say
NO
pets
allowed,
many
people
had
their
pets.
We
didn't
expect
our
tiny
house
to
get
cleaned
during
our
stay
but
they
never
offered
clean
towels,
we
had
to
hunt
down
the
cleaning
personnel
to
exchange
out.
On
our
last
day
we
finally
spoke
to
the
individual
that
is
the
"head
of
property
management",
Dan
He
assured
me
our
refund
mentioned
above
and
we
are
still
waiting.
It
really
can
be
a
very
awesome
place
once
they
address
many
of
the
things
they
try
to
claim
as
a
resort.
We
didn't
get
angry
we
were
disappointed
because
we
spent
good
money!
we
have
own
boat
and
thankfully
for
that
we
enjoyed
being
on
the
lake
and
not
relying
on
just
the
amenities
of
the
place
itself.
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