11 Acres, One Way In, One Way Out
The whole property runs behind an 8-foot chain-link fence topped with three strands, with a single gated entrance past the booth. If a car leaves, it leaves past a person and a camera, with a ticket or a plate lookup. That simple fact does more for security than any brochure promise.
Uncovered Rows
About 700 stalls on fresh asphalt (repaved 2015 — your alignment is safe), striped wide enough that door dings are the exception. Rows A through H, lit by LED masts bright enough that the neighbors complained, which we consider a feature. Engine-block outlets on row A for diesel owners in winter.
The Garage
Three covered levels, 340 stalls, 8'2" clearance — full-size trucks and roof boxes fit; lifted rigs with light bars, measure first. Every row has camera coverage recorded on a 30-day loop. In January your windshield is dry and in August your dashboard isn't a griddle. Worth the four dollars to most people.
The Patrol
- Golf cart loop runs continuously overnight — booth staff alternate, so someone's always at the gate too
- 72 cameras between the fence line, rows and garage, 30-day retention
- Every plate photographed at entry and exit, matched automatically against tickets
- Jump packs, tire inflator and lockout kit on the cart — dead battery after two weeks happens weekly, fixed free in ten minutes