Jo Ann Summerall
GBStrawberry Ridge Florida was homey and… Strawberry Ridge Florida was homey and welcoming then, Corporate took down the block white fencing that hid the homes and kept us secluded. The white fence was lined with lovely mature hedges. Then bam! That was all torn out and replaced with black metal prison looking fencing that changes the look and security. Now, SR has the appearance of an old Florida Trailor Park. You can see straight through the fencing with no safety of being hidden. It took months to replace Palms and "some" plants. There were NO operational Gates for even longer. We were and are like sitting ducks. The rent and taxes keep soaring like their other properties. SR has a sweet senior population that now has a Gator and babies to contend with. From 1977 till a few months SR never had a Gator. Two 90+ y/o's live directly on the Gator infested VERY SMALL pond. Sigh. None of these issues have anything to do with kind Office Staff. ALL of this began with the aquisition of SR by Cove Properties.
Marly Smithsonian
GBWow not buying now Wow. we were all set to look and buy in a cove community somewhere between dunedin and tarpon springs in florida. After reading these reviews, we will look elsewhere. This is so disappointing!!
Nicole Rochford
GBGreat experience Great experience! been to multiple RV resorts in Florida and they are clean, fun and beautiful! My family loves coming every year!
Vivian Eva Yoner
CAFrozen 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
Neil Hall
CADon't bother I've made multiple attempts on 3 different occasions and left messages by phone and email to contact this company in regards to a lot or mobile, on my last attempt I received a call back from head office and they informed me they would re-direct my inquiry to the right group This has not happened, no phone call no email If this is how you treat a potential resident I can only imagine how they treat an actual resident