Vezzani said they plan to charge the same for an RV campsite as the state park does — $36 including an electrical hook-up — to avoid creating competition. They will also abide by the same rules regarding pets and noise levels. Each site is equipped with 50-, 30- and 20-amp electric service and free high-speed Wi-Fi.
"We wanted a quiet thing. We have to protect our golf course," Vezzani said. "We want to kind of be the high-end of the camping sites to add to our golf course, not subtract from it."
Money brought in from the campsites will be used toward the golf course which includes a restaurant, mini-golf, and a driving range. The course is open to the public and does not require a state parks pass or membership to play a round or visit. Guests of the new RV campground who want to visit the state park will need to purchase a pass to access Lathrop State Park.
Reservations for the new sites are set to open next month on the golf course's website.