We have our own home at Voyager RV Resort & Hotel, but it's a 55-plus community. You can have your own RV and rent a site, which is how we started. They also have park models that are available and we bought a park model and lived in that for a couple of years. When we decided to move here full-time, we bought a two-bedroom plus a den home that is a manufactured home. It's a big community. The staff is good, but it's changed. We have a new general manager here now and he seems to be helpful. They have many facilities here. There's an onsite restaurant, pickleball court, shuffleboard, anything you can imagine that people might want to do, woodworking, stained glass, and there's a wonderful silver-making group. There's a ballroom that's used for many, many things including shows and that sort of thing. It's pretty all-inclusive. The only criticism I would have of the Voyager is that it's quite a ways to drive to a grocery store or places like that. We're on the edge of town and in some ways, that's a good thing, but in some ways it makes more driving to get your staples and things like that. There are a few things I would like to see them do a little differently. We've been coming here since 2006 and we've lived here full-time for six years. Overall, it's an excellent resort. I think overall the staff has been excellent. They hire people who live in the park and a lot of outsiders as well. Our interactions have been fine. It's completely independent. There is a restaurant onsite. Other than the fact that they have potlucks and all kinds of activities like that, there were no meals. They don't serve food. They keep everything very clean. All the public restrooms, the swimming pools, and everything are immaculate. There are so many activities. There are a few things that are probably a little overpriced.