worste managed 55 park ever !! worste managed 55 park ever !!! big corporate cove is a money hungry no regard to the residents ,ran joke but no joke to the older folks who live there,cove bought out this beautiful quiet longterm resedent park 2 years ago and every day they take action force out the poor older folks so they can replace their homes with 80,000 to 120,000 mobile homes !! who the hell wants to pay that much money for a trailor that you have to pay 600 or more a month to lease the land ??? the folks that have lived here are having rent increases,fees and made to pay for cable and internet that they never asked for and we still are yet to have the dreaded yearly inspections that will require these folks to pay for expencsive repairs and when they cant ,cove will force them out by default

Following our check-in on 31st Aug we… Following our check-in on 31st Aug we were disgusted to find the state the caravan was handed over to us. Old banana skins, tissue and food packets behind the sofa. Old plasters on the bedroom floor and in one of the double beds!!! The response from Bunn Leisure was that it was a bank holiday so not enough staff to handle the cleaning! Given the current covid situation this is far from acceptable. We are still waiting for a response to the issues raised.

CAUTION Cove acquired a community in Fort Myers. Raised the lot rent $417 a month and then added property taxes, Xfinity, etc that was included in the lot rent for the past 20 years. In turn, driving home values way down. Greed at its finest! Stay away, they have a horrible reputation! 81% bad reviews!

Not a good investment No guidance or support for residents or employees, jacked up lot rents for run down community, twice as many listings as last year, communities are old and outdated and not being addressed.

Frozen water lines My water lines froze last week when we had that cold cold weather. I called the Cove Park Office. The office sent someone out in that cold weather to help me out.Thank you to the office and they sent out men to help thaw the water lines