Our RV Sites
The Sergeant's Dozen
Our First 13 Sites Named After Amazing People who have Helped The Sergeant Get to Where He is Today
Concrete pad with patio and picnic table; full hookups; 30/50/110; WiFi
63ft x 15 ft
Celestine was The Sergeant's Grandmother. She took him in as a kid and encouraged him to be better.
Full hookups; 30/50/110; WiFi
65 ft x 15 ft
Warren is a fellow Marine and The Sergeant's banker who has helped him many times when he shouldn't have.
Full hookups; 30/50/110; WiFi
52 ft x 14ft
Mr. Glenn Jones was a kind-hearted and generous man who gave The Sergeant grace when he didn't deserve it. If it were not for this man and his family, The Sergeant would not have this RV park or the land to put it on.
Concrete pad with shade; full hookups; 30/50/110; WiFi
57 ft x 16 ft
David Wingfield is a mentor and friend who taught The Sergeant the value of proper planning and preparation....which The Sergeant is still learning.
Concrete pad with shade; full hookups; picnic table ;30/50/110; WiFi
57 ft x 16 ft
The Wittrock family took The Sergeant into their home as a teenager and presented a Godly example of loving your neighbor.
Concrete pad with shade; Full hookups; 30/50/110; WiFi
56 ft x 14 ft
The Mullins Family not only gave The Sergeant work through his land-clearing business, but they also sold him the very land on which this spot sits. They too gave him grace when he didn't deserve it.
Full hookups; 30/50/110; WiFi
53 ft x 14 ft
Pastor Kicker was The Sergeant's youth pastor in high school. This man gave him a good fatherly example and led him to The Lord as a teenager.
Concrete Pad with Full hookups; 30/50/110; WiFi
53 ft x 16 ft
MSgt McKean was The Sergeant's superior during his deployment on the USS Nassau, as well as a fellow real estate investor. MSgt McKean is responsible for giving The Sergeant the book that gave him the idea to use the funds from a billboard to buy this very property.
Full hookups; 30/50/110; WiFi
62 ft x 15 ft
The Sergeant's Uncle, Jim Eiben, was a Master Gunnery Sergeant in the Corps. The Sergeant's cousin, LtCol Stacy Eiben (Ret.) was a mentor to him throughout his active duty days (he once saved The Sergeant's "six" when he flew out of state without a leave chit), and continues to be one now. The Sergeant's Aunt Loretta Eiben helped him and his family through some of their lowest points financially and emotionally. Semper Fi, Eiben Family!
Concrete pad; Full hookups; 30/50/110; WiFi
68 ft x 15 ft
Coach Daily was The Sergeant's high school track coach who encouraged him to push harder and be better. The Sergeant can still hear Coach yelling his words of encouragment as he moves forward in life today!
Concrete pad with picnic table; Full hookups; 30/50/110; WiFi
72 ft x 16 ft
Ken Hedrick was one of The Sergeant's first cedar post customers. Ken not only gave The Sergeant an opportunity to grow his business, but helped him with advice and helped him buy his first gooseneck trailer by loaning him money on a handshake.
Full hookups; 30/50/110; WiFi
52 ft x 16 ft
John Parker was The Sergeant's father-in-law and one of the few men who could match if not succeed The Sergeant's work ethic. In many ways, he became the father that The Sergeant never had.
Full hookups; 30/50/110; WiFi
54 ft x 16 ft
Once upon a time, The Sergeant fell in love with an East Texas girl named Winter,married her and had a child. When that child went to preschool, his teacher could not remember his mother's name. When she asked the son, what his mother's name was the son replied, "Mama". The teacher tried again, by asking, 'No, what does your Daddy call your Mama?". The son thought long and hard and then replied, "Honey Bunny!"