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The Red Willow Trailer Park Community Started in 1958 when the Bureau of Reclamations built the Dam to create the lake. The trailer park community has flourished ever since. Generation of families have enjoyed the lake and the park and it has become a family tradition to spend their summers at the lake enjoying nature and entertaining friends from neighboring communities and from afar.
We are now in the fight for our lives to keep our history and memories and the summer lives we cherish. The Bureau of Reclamation has decided we should not be allowed to have our trailers at the lake past 2020, becauase it is unfair to others. The term they like to use is “private exclusive use of public property”. Basically, since those leases lots, our trailers sit on do not rotate to other people like an RV spot does it is “exclusive use” They want all of our trailers removed, yet they really have no plan in place to replace what is there. Only on the busiest summer holidays are the actual RV camp grounds near full and hardly ever are they ever full. If they States’ RV camps ground are full there are usually RV sites still for rent inside our trailer park. There is nothing “exclusive” with our park. The beach is open to the public, the marina has free bands, free volleyball tournaments and leagues open to the public, there are always trailers for sale, at many different price levels, and always RV sites to rent inside the park as well. The roads are open for the public to drive through freely. Without the annual lot permit rent from our trailers the marina that does so much for the community will not be able to survive. On many summer days and nights there may only be one or two people on the entire lake, so why is there an issue with “private exclusive use of public property.”?
We will use this page to bring news of our quest to save this community that means so much to so many people. We will update it as soon as we have information to share. We also hope to share other news and happenings out at the lake in the hopes that more people will come out and enjoy what we have grown to love all these years.