Since I wrote the initial blog on Rincon Parkway, I have stayed there a few more times. I have to say, it was very enjoyable and relaxing. During the last trip we encountered a brief rainstorm. That leads me to the purpose of this comment.

PUT YOUR AWNINGS IN BEFORE YOU LEAVE OR BEFORE YOU GO TO BED.

I have encountered two separate occasions in which there was a brief wind storm. The first was at 1:00 AM. I woke up in time to pull the awning in but my friend next to me was not that lucky. He left for the night and while I was putting my awning away, his was broken and flapping in the wind. My recent visit was a clear reminder. A sudden bust of wind and rain came in and my neighbor was gone for the afternoon. We almost lost his awning was we were trying to put it in for him.

Just a tip from the Rincon.

My biggest solution, (and the one I reccomend most) is to remove all of your wall-to-wall carpet and replace it with peeland stick tile! (It’s actually much easier than it sounds, looks great, and is SO MUCH EASIER to maintain…)

I used wood parquet tiles, they are good looking, sand sweeps right off, and if you get a little rain (I just rode out TS Fay in the RV this week) it wipes right up and you are dry and clean again in seconds…

Carpet feels nice on your feet, but area rugs are just as good, and you can take those out of the RV and beat them clean much more effectively than a vacuum cleaner can!

Tile is the way to go if you have kids, travel anywhere there is sand, dirt or rain, and just want a super low maintenance RV!!!

Aaron~
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The creek was full of little fish and frogs. There was even a spot that was deep enough to go swimming.

I hope to return to Far West Resort very soon.