Wildwood Golf Rv Resort - Essex

Best Executive Par 3 in Essex County. You do an excellent job to keep the terrain in top shape

Love this golf course green and Fairways in immaculate condition very beautiful. If you want Par 5's, this is not the place to go, only par 3

We have been in the wildwood golf rv park since 2015. this was however our first stay post covid. we wanted to stay for a month, but ended our stay twice. after two 1/2 months of living here ft, we can honestly say that it is very difficult to find another rv park that meets this experience. the personal belongings in the resort 19th hole restaurant was really amazing. they went beyond what we could ask or imagine. many thanks for their love care for their entire resort. We?ve spent time in resorts in tn north south carolina that were beautiful, but in any case the community lacked they feel here in wildwood. everyone was so friendly helpful. keep their excellent customer service their resort will continue to come for years. in the

Short course without Par 5s and usually par 3s on the back 9. But I have to say WOW. The state of the course is absolutely IMMACULATE. I have never seen such lush fairways on site, and I have played almost all courses within 50 km from here. Large prices also on the beverage machines on the back nine. Short but unobstructed course, highly recommended!

My parents purchased an older home in the park. The owners Vale and Joe decided many years ago that they want the spot. They first told my parents, the trailer is old. The site is one of the nicest in the park. The home was handed down to my brother who recently passed away. If you own in the park and wish to sell, only the owners in the park have the right to sell. At a large commission rate. They have decided my family's trailer/home is worth nothing. And did an inspection that suggests there is over $100,000 needed to bring the trailer up to Joe's standard. And when I asked for a estimate of the repairs. He offered nothing. Absolutely nothing in writing. Just whatever he feels necessary. And won't allow for the sale or occupancy until the trailer is brought to Joe's standards. Whatever that means. Don't know. Just know they are suggesting a trailer that they said not a month ago in writing was worth $175,000 They have now decided the home might be worth nothing. Maybe $50,000. Why the large devaluation. Ask them. They will give you their version. Again, not a month before, they estimated it at $175,000. My brother passed away before taking full possession of the trailer. But he had $30,000 worth of renovations completed before he passed.. Furnace, a/c, gas fireplace, complete renovation on the bathroom. New appliances. Painting.Had roof maintenance to make sure no leaks. My brother is in a wheelchair. He had the funds to bring the trailer to a better standard. Better than when my parents comfortably live there for over 10 years.The trailer is cosmetically good. No visual concerns. But the park is condemning the trailer. The roof that doesn't leak, Joe says it doesn't pass his inspection. Says the foundation is no good. But the home has been there over 40 years with no shifting of the foundation. And again...Joe's standards...with nothing in writing. Puts the home in an impossible position to sell. Especially when the salesperson is the person who wants the home to sell for nothing. Would you buy this trailer? Absolute conflict of interest. And when I had a conversation with them, they laughed. Literally laughed. They recognize that if the trailer is removed, they can place another trailer on the site, and make about $100,000 profit in the process. And the only way this works is if they come up with a plan to remove the trailer. So their plan is to make up lies on what the trailer needs to come up to Joe's standards. Buyer beware... buying in this park. It truly is a great park. The owners are not. They are truly taking advantage of my brother who has passed away. His son who has inherited the site will receive pennies. And Joe and Vale will be the benefactor. And their comeback....read the rules. Joe's rules. The unwritten rules. Like the $100 000 in renovations needed on this recently renovated home. Buyer beware. You've been warned.