I stayed one month at Half Shell Resort And Marina.
Don't be fooled by the pretty pictures in their marketing.
You cannot see the water, or the dock with raggedy abandoned boats, unless you walk past the abandoned house, in the way of the view, through the soggy, bug-filled grasses to reach it.
The dock has been closed due to boards being a hazard and/or work being done on the abandoned house boat.
The bathroom for ladies is not safe as the door doesn't shut all the way and there's a measly hook and eye "lock" on the door.
The outdoor lights go on and off.
Sleep, on the weekends, is periodically interrupted by the noise from the diesel trucks of the intoxicated workers that stay there
I had to buy ant killer/bug poison because the location sits basically one big ant hill.
They will get in your rig, food or not.
There were random dogs off leash most every day.
Take care of your little ones.
One of the long term residents stole another camper's small, cute tea cup dog that periodically ran loose. The cops were called for that huge fight.
I witnessed one of the dog owners being thrown to the ground and dragged by her large untrained dog as it tore off to attack another dog.
One of the large dogs jumped on me and shredded my legs with their unclipped nails.
I will have a permanent scar from this incident.
The dog owners always insist their dog is so nice.
Someone left a dirty diaper next to the dumpster for 4 days.
There is a long term father and son resident that can be heard yelling/swearing/fighting, usually in the morning, as the recluse son habitually abuses his father.
The cops were called 3 days in a row to calm down the intoxicated girlfriend of one of the residents that was being evicted.
The place is a dirty, bug-filled parking lot with homeless people and their untrained dogs infesting it.
Make no mistake this was one drama filled month.
And, the final straw was the owner not acknowledging my requests to return my deposit.
Keep that in mind when they assure you that you'll get the deposit back at the end of your stay. read more