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Mobile home lots, now RV sites
How Dogwood Mobile Home Village became Lake Hudson RV Park, and why the lots stayed big.
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Need an RV spot with real room and real shade? This used to be Dogwood Mobile Home Village. For years, people lived here under these trees, on big lots off Dogwood Village Road. In 2022, it became Lake Hudson RV Park. We had a choice. Clear the trees, shrink the lots, and fit in more sites. Or keep what made it a neighborhood. We kept it. We ran full hookups to every site and put down fresh gravel. Every site has 30 and 50 amp service. We left the shade trees right where they were. Some of them have been here more than 30 years. We kept the lots big, about 35 by 120 feet, so there's room for your truck and often your boat. And we added a storm shelter on the property, because storm season here is real. Management lives on site, so the place still has someone looking after it. Today most of our guests stay by the month, which keeps it feeling like the neighborhood it used to be. Austin S. wrote, "You can be by the lake or tucked back in the trees." Destiny F. wrote that her family would choose this location over any. Monthly sites run $300 to $450 plus electric. Nightly sites are $47. We get asked why we didn't fit more sites in. The honest answer is that the trees and the big lots are the best thing about this place. A park full of tight lots would have made more room for rigs and less room for people. So the trees stayed, the lots stayed big, and the neighbors stayed too. When you call, we'll ask for your rig length and your move in date. Then we'll tell you which sites fit and what your first month costs. If we don't have the right site, we'll say so. Come see what we kept. Call (918) 373-9216. We're at 322 Dogwood Village Road, between Salina and Locust Grove.
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