Camping with a Autistic child
We stayed here for a weekend. Honestly, to disconnect a little from the work routine and daily fatigue, from habit. For me and my daughter, it was the first time, but for my husband it is already common.
The place is one where you disconnect from everything and connect with nature. From the moment you arrive you love it, its views, the comfort, the silence. Everything.
Let's talk about Airstream #2
It is a cozy place, we are a family of 2 adults, a 5 year old girl (autistic) and a service dog. The place is very clean, it includes sheets, towels and everything necessary, as it says in the description and we loved that.
But there is a factor that we did not know and that is that we understand that due to the humidity and the environment it has a lot of mold and you feel it when you breathe and it is seen on the ceiling and on some of the walls. It was also a weekend where the weather was a little unstable and we thought that the RV had an expandable roof as seen in the photo but, unfortunately Kate told us that it did not, since previous guests damaged it, but we took an awning with us and the weather factor did not ruin our stay.
Kate was very kind and always looked out for us. He answered our questions, needs and concerns at all times. From answering where a store was closest, to minimal questions about the accommodation. The treatment was very personalized and we liked that a lot.
We were delighted with the place and with everything.There are many places to visit nearby.