E. C. Lane Campsite

I am writing from Cotton Lane RV park. We are paid through one more day but we are leaving early. I am giving the park 2 stars because the place is clean and the visitors and residents are quiet. The reason for taking off three stars is due to the following incidents: on the morning of day two I observed a slim grey haired gentleman walking past our rig accompanied by a woman. The man stopped... I am writing from Cotton Lane RV park. We are paid through one more day but we are leaving early. I am giving the park 2 stars because the place is clean and the visitors and residents are quiet. The reason for taking off three stars is due to the following incidents: on the morning of day two I observed a slim grey haired gentleman walking past our rig accompanied by a woman. The man stopped in front of our RV and stared while speaking to the woman; he was visibly criticizing something. First I thought it is because our rig is a classic vintage model, but we were thoroughly vetted by staff before being accepted as guests. He continued on a few steps, turned and stared again while speaking to his partner...the man indulged in this behavior at least 4 times, meanwhile sporting quite the scowl. I concluded that he disapproved of two bath towels that I had hung up inside our rig to dry. Apparently my mistake was in opening the curtains in the morning before taking them down (which I did shortly after). This conclusion was confirmed the next day when a similar incident occurred although by a different man. This time it was early afternoon and I was washing dishes and other daily chores. I had hung up two damp kitchen towels in the same area near the front windshield where it tends to be warm. This second gentleman was more bold in his actions, as he approached the rig and blatantly stared into the windshield apparently trying to get a look at what was hanging in the cab area of the RV. He then walked along the rig (on the door side) slowing down and even stopping periodically looking towards the passenger window which was open, therefore the lack of window glass glare facilitated a clearer view into the front interior area of the RV. He could not see me as I was standing further back in the living space. Due to his boldness and intrusion into what is my home as I travel, I presumed that he thought no one was inside since my husband had taken the car on errands. This experience made us feel very unwelcome and, frankly, insulted. Needless to say, I cannot recommend this RV park.

We have stayed at this RV Resort a few times now. Overall amenities Cotton Lane is one of the best resorts in the area. The indoor pool is huge and always clean and warm. The separate hot tub is also quite large, with powerful jets to soothe away the travel aches and pains. The fitness room is all new with enough free weights and machines to perform any exercise program. The back in spots are doub... We have stayed at this RV Resort a few times now. Overall amenities Cotton Lane is one of the best resorts in the area. The indoor pool is huge and always clean and warm. The separate hot tub is also quite large, with powerful jets to soothe away the travel aches and pains. The fitness room is all new with enough free weights and machines to perform any exercise program. The back in spots are double wide with the largest spots I've ever experienced. The pull through spots in the rear are not as roomy. All these amenities are not cheap, though, but overall worth the price.