We are remotely located, "road" is 3 miles gravel/dirt/sand EACH way, NOT paved NOR guaranteed even remotely smooth. It is also narrow (one lane) at places although we've had no issues with our RV (11k GVWR toyhauler) so far. Recommend just go SLOW and WATCH tree clearances. Currently only 15 amp available for $10/nite with free water (only 2 spots have 110v access). Usually VERY quiet out here. Note: if you aren't comfortable taking RV on gravel/dirt/sand narrow roads you won't enjoy the trip out here unfortunately our county does a very poor job of maintaining our roads and has been an ongoing issue for quite sometime. Additional nights can be requested on a daily basis.

Driving/parking areas on property were initially hard-packed gravel and/or asphalted but over the years the grass has grown through so it appears to be just grass. If it is raining, there might be access issues in or out depending on tow vehicle (if raining 4x4 highly recommended) mostly in regards to main road but spots can be very mushy when very wet. 2 RV spots are pull through capable (do u turn in field but only if no rain!) OR 1 spot is "back in" in front of garage. As far as maximum size rigs I have had semi-sized vehicles here but the drivers were very good and usually backed in all the way from road to house to deliver pallets. A typical bus size RV motorhome (45 ft?) should have no problem. However a very long fifth wheel or travel trailer (35'+?) with a very large truck tow vehicle combination (ie- 25 foot+ F350 super crew extended everything PLUS Long trailer) could have issues especially in regards to entering gate entrance. (Note: Only 1 back in spot available currently)