Our stay had positives, but overall, it fell short for the price.At the entrance, a rainbow-colored Winnebago sat surrounded by cones and caution tape. I don’t know what happened, but the posted photo shows the unusual first impression.Management accommodated our early arrival after our cruise, allowing us to check in at 2 p.m. instead of 4 p.m. We appreciated this, especially with family arriving early.The community pool experience was frustrating. Staff thoroughly searched our bags. I work in law enforcement, and this felt more intrusive than a routine bag check. We were told no outside food or drinks were allowed, including Stanley cups filled with water. My fiancée had to hand over her cup. The pool was nice, but refreshments were expensive: 10 for a draft Michelob Ultra and 50 for two pretzels, a hot dog, and three sodas. Those prices made the restrictions especially frustrating.The house was spacious, with comfortable beds, plenty of towels, and good air conditioning. However, the living room had only one couch, making it difficult for our family to gather comfortably.The private pool was nice, but the overhead screen had a hole. A repair crew arrived while our family was swimming, without advance notice. The workers were friendly and respectful, but a heads-up would have been appreciated.We enjoyed parts of the house and appreciated the early check-in, but the overall experience didn’t feel worth what we paid. Better communication would have helped a lot.