When we bought Gryptid RV Park, one of the first things we noticed was the water pressure. It was barely a trickle — only about 35 pounds at the pads. Faucets sputtered, and it just wasn’t right.

So, we called in a plumber to help us figure out what was going on. After some digging (literally), we found the culprit — a buried pressure regulator that had seen better days. It was clogged, corroded, and restricting the flow to the entire park.

Once that was replaced, everything changed. Now the park sits steady at around 65 pounds at the pads — strong, clean, and reliable.

It’s one of those behind-the-scenes fixes that guests might never see, but it makes a huge difference. Every improvement like this brings us one step closer to making Gryptid RV Park the peaceful, comfortable getaway we know it can be.