It's also always a few degrees cooler in here than the surrounding areas. When it rains here you barely notice it because of the heavy tree cover. Site 22 worked well enough for us for Teams Calls, working all day (we road work) and streaming 2 TVs at once in the evening watching Netflix/Youtube (when no one is working). The speeds are very variable from one site to another in this park, probably to do with the heavy trees, which are what make this park so wonderful. Our AT&T hotspot is a Netgear MR1100 with a relatively modern CAT16 but still 4G LTE modem inside. So some of this will depend on how modern your tech/hotspot modem is. The old school 4g/cat4 modem rarely was able to connect at all to Tmobile, zero signal 95% of the time. We also have a non-5G Calyx/Tmobile hotspot that has a simple cat4 modem (versus the cat23 in the 5g hotspot, basically that means it can reach signals that are further away). Some of it depends on the modem itself in the hotspot. Nearly unusable on Verizon data, but the other two have been workable. Data on Tmobile 5G/Calyx hotspot was less consistent but workable with 1-8 down/. Data on AT&T was strongest with around 15-65 down/1-6 up pretty consistently over the entire time.
#Highland ridge plus
There's a walking trail nearby that leads to a lookout point, dumpsters are not far and the bath houses also are not far.īecause of all the trees plus just the area where this park is, the cell service was not stellar. 22 is a great site for the tall trees, the perception of being alone, the magical sense of being deep in a forest and the location near the water connection. We had water nearby enough that we could use a 100 ft hose to refill our fresh water tank from the site. You feel like you are camping all alone in the woods but with 50A electric! So many trees, great space between sites. This is probably our favorite COE park so far. A day-use area pass is provided by the friendly and informative campground hosts or park rangers. Walking trails are accessible from the campground but access to the swimming area in the day-use area a short drive away. There are multiple water spigots to fill jugs and water bottles are available around the campground as well as fresh water and rinse water spigots, with threaded connections, at the dump station. Speaking from experience, waving your towel in the air is not sufficient to reset the timer. Restrooms are clean and spacious but be aware the lights are on a motion-detector timer so if you happen to be there alone, be quick in the shower. The campground is well away from busy highways and railroads so evenings are very quiet.
Our site, on the inside of the loop was fairly level and deep. Many of the sites on the right side of the street have a significant slope with a drop-off at the back. Campsites are built into the slopes of a forest providing dense shade but also a favorable environment for mosquitoes.
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