Park Pointe Village offers a variety from studio to a home. They're well-maintained and very friendly, and they have lots of facilities, activities for them to do, and healthcare available. The decor is very appropriate for the areas, and it's full of people enjoying different activities.

Park Pointe Village was top notch. I’d put it right up there at the top of my list, except the cost was a little higher than I would expect to pay. It’s spic and span clean and in a nice setting with lakes and some nice spaces to go if you have people visiting. They have a camper or a motorhome they can pull in, park, and visit.

Park Pointe Village had quite a long waiting list of a year to a year and a half. Park Pointe was very appealing on several levels, but I decided to stay in Charlotte rather than move to Rock Hill. The community was very attractive, very nice, and pleasant. However, they did not have any apartments that I could visit. They didn’t have anything that was empty, so that was something that worked against them. They did have several activities. The biggest problem I had with them was that I could go into their main office, but they didn’t have anything else they could show me, so I really didn’t get a chance to see everything. However, if I move to Rock Hill, then I would definitely consider Park Pointe very carefully and very seriously. The dining hall looked pleasant.

Everything is warm and nice at Park Pointe, and the people are great there. My husband has been there for a month. He likes the food, and he’s happier. The staff is very nice and caring.