Internet & Connectivity Setup at the Park
If you work from your rig, connectivity is the first thing to solve. Here is what actually works at 13700 State Hwy 36 and what our remote workers use.
Quick Answer
Most residents at Journey's RV Park use a cellular hotspot on a major carrier for daily work, backed by the 800 sq ft on-site WiFi lounge. Satellite internet is also viable given clear sky views on the 10-acre property.
Your options, ranked by how residents actually use them
Cellular hotspot
A dedicated hotspot or phone plan on a major carrier is the most common setup here.
On-site WiFi lounge
An 800 sq ft indoor lounge with WiFi — useful for large uploads and video calls.
Satellite internet
Open acreage means clear sky views, which suits low-earth-orbit satellite service.
Cell booster
A roof-mounted booster helps in a metal rig more than most people expect.
Two carriers
Remote workers who cannot miss a call typically run two different networks.
Practical advice for video calls
Mount the hotspot high and near a window rather than in a cabinet. Hardwire your laptop to the hotspot when possible. If you have a hard client call, use the lounge — it is quieter than a rig with a furnace or air conditioner cycling.
What we do not promise
We are a rural park on Hwy 36, not a fiber-served apartment complex. We will not tell you the park WiFi will carry a full remote workload from your site. Bring your own connection and treat the lounge as backup.
Frequently asked questions
Does Journey's RV Park have WiFi?
Yes, there is an 800 sq ft indoor WiFi lounge on the property. Most remote workers also run their own cellular hotspot at their site.
Does cell service work at the park?
Major carriers work in the area. Residents who depend on connectivity often add a roof-mounted booster or a second carrier.
Can I use satellite internet?
Yes. The 10-acre property has open sky views suited to satellite service.