by ProvidenceRV | May 12, 2018
It’s all about enjoying RV living, gatherings, and the natural community it creates.
Residents at Providence RV Park, Quitman, Texas, regularly enjoy spending time at the local Speakeasy, ur uh, coffee house. This weekend we met a number of our residents at the Dogwood Festival. (Of course, I tend to think they came for the BBQ.) Whatever the reason, we’re a community within a community. We go to Canton together, dinner together, antiquing together, and of course, fishing together. We’re a small community who watch out for each other, enjoy each other, visit with each other, and then give each other space.
And all of our residents have plenty of space at their spot. Our full time living RVers set up sheds, decks, awnings. Our annual part timers set up just the decks and awnings. The rest just spread out an outdoor carpet and some lawn chairs and start up the grill. Now if you grill fish, you just might have to share.
If they weather’s nice, we’re outside. If it’s not so nice, we just might be found at the Speakeasy having coffee or the Red Dome on Friday night for fried catfish.
Residents at Speakeasy
by ProvidenceRV | Apr 21, 2018
Dogwoods add to the natural beauty at our Lake Fork RV Park
Dogwood Tree – The flowers of the dogwood tree form a perfect cross, which is why it became associated with Easter as a tree of renewal and beginnings. This sturdy nature gives the Dogwood pirit additional symbolic values including strength, protection and a firm will.
Yes, the dogwood tree means a lot to people around here. We have several at Providence R V Park. They are a great addition to nearly any landscape theme, a very attractive tree. Also, here comes the magic words, LOW COST Trees.
And as good a reason as any for folks around here to get together, have a cook out, play some dominoes, have competitions, and eat lots of food. I call it the “Lake Fork Effect”. It extends from Minneola to Hawkins to Winnsboro to Sulphur Springs to Yantis to Emory to Quitman to pretty much all around here.
I even heard there is a Dogwood Festival in Austin.
Just remember, THE QUITMAN, TEXAS DOGWOOD FESTIVAL will be just about the best around, especially if you like eating BBQ.
Join us that weekend, bring your R V, we have 6 spaces available for that week end.
Also, come by our booth at the Festival for more info. We are a great place for the weekend fisherman, 1/2 mile from the marina, and a great place to settle in for full time RV living.
SEE YOU THERE!
by ProvidenceRV | Apr 13, 2018
Green of Spring
It’s like we said in one of our video blog postings, the leaves really do look better on the trees instead of under our feet like in Fall. Spring is a great time to come and visit the different RV spots we have and see where you’d like to park your RV for a month, a quarter, or park and set up an annual lease for RV living year-round. It’s the easiest way to keep up with all the fishing tournaments, festivals, like Dogwood, and hunting in the area. And don’t forget the Tyler Rose Festival.
Come and see us, pick your spot, set up your RV in our quiet and secure park, and enjoy going around and seeing what you can see out here in East Texas. There’s also a lot you can do. There’s First Mondays, crafts, garage sales that stretch from Terrell eastward thru Mineola and beyond, and from Mineola up HWY 37 to Quitman, then up 154 to Sulphur Springs. Who knows what you’ll be able to find at one of these.
And some of these “garage sales” are the largest you’ll ever see.
Then, after running around all day, you can return to your RV spot at Providence, where it’s quiet, and rest, take a nap, or just have a glass of iced tea.
In other words, Spring is Coming Again To The Park.
You might as well enjoy it!
James
P.S. – I really do like it here!
by ProvidenceRV | Mar 10, 2018
I used to hear the word “retirement” and what came to my mind was buying a new set of tires, re-tire, for my car.
I then saw friends and relatives “retiring” in the conventional way, you know, Stop working,
Slow down, take it easy, travel, have fun.
These friends and relatives I observed, always tired more easily, generally had less energy, etc.
But the one thing I noticed the most was this sense of “no purpose.” Sure, there’s lots of things to occupy my mind and time, and spend my money on, everything but purpose.
Forgive me, but it’s like having a car, your own car, still usable, you know, “A lot of miles left in this baby!” And yet we tend to trade it in, sell it off, or worse, just stop driving it, using it. The paint is a little rough, needs an oil change or maybe a tune up, OR just maybe it only needs to be Re-Tired, and not retired.
Re-Tired, given a new purpose or direction. In the park we have a young man of 80+ years who while not in the shape he was in at 30 years, but neither am I, still walks with purpose, with an idea in his head of what he’s going to do next. Good for him! I only hope when I’m 80+ years young, I’m still kicking as well as him.
We don’t have a retirement community here at Providence RV Parks at Lake Fork. We do have some retired folks and will take more. Did you know that we are one of the few Lake Fork RV Parks that all full time RV living?
You might think of us as a RE-TIRE center. Put on a new set of tires and keep rolling.
Send me your retired, your wise ones, your “I love life” ones.
Yeah, you could call us a RE-TIRE R V Park.
Regards,
James
by ProvidenceRV | Mar 8, 2018
Laughter is good medicine, so take a healthy dose.
Ask for the fisherman’s special – it’s just a load of crappie.
Providence RV Park, Quitman, Texas, welcomes fishermen.
