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Encore resorts are individual properties with their own on site office, and that office is where site assignments, lot accounts and day to day problems are actually handled, so it is the place to start. Above the resort, the booking site the operator runs for its Encore and Thousand Trails resorts has a central help line on 877-570-2267 and a contact form where you pick the resort your message is about. The operator behind the Encore name, Equity LifeStyle Properties, also runs the Thousand Trails membership, which is why membership questions and resort questions often land on different desks.

Put anything involving money, dates or a promise into email rather than settling it at the counter, and ask for the answer in writing: a resort office is a small team and staff change between seasons. Told one thing at the counter and billed another? Tell us what happened and we write it up in minutes, drawing on thousands of complaint letters that actually worked.

What you can get back depends on which kind of stay you booked. A nightly or weekly reservation is governed by the cancellation terms you accepted when you paid, and those terms are usually tighter in the busy season than in the shoulder months. A seasonal or annual site is governed by the agreement you signed, and the deposit is where most refund disputes begin. A membership is a third thing again, with its own cancellation rules and its own department.

Ask for the cancellation policy in writing at the time you book, not on the day you cancel. If the resort agrees to a refund and nothing arrives, the signed agreement, the payment receipt and the email agreeing to the refund are what your card issuer needs for a dispute. A complaint through our complaint process runs alongside that: we take your case to the resort and its operator through emails, social media and paper complaint letters.

Ask the office for an itemized statement of your account in writing for the period in dispute, and put your copy of the signed agreement next to it. Most disputes come down to three things: an increase applied differently from what the agreement says, metered utilities and fees stacked on top of the quoted rent, and payments credited late or to the wrong site number. Pay by a traceable method and keep every receipt, because a resort ledger is very hard to argue with when your only proof is cash handed across a counter.

Withholding payment is risky: it can put your site and your agreement at risk even when you are right about the money. Rules for RV parks and manufactured home communities differ by state, so if the amount matters, check with your state's manufactured housing or consumer protection agency before you decide what to do.

When the on site manager is the problem, or simply stops answering, escalate above the resort to the operator's regional and corporate guest relations through the contact section of the official site. Send it as a dated chronology: resort name and location, site number, dates, the staff involved, the amounts, what you asked for and what you were told.

Attach the photos, the agreement and the payment receipts, and keep a copy of everything you send. Start your complaint here as well and we open a case and keep coaching you after you file: what to reply, when to push, how to escalate.

So far consumers reported 14 complaints about Encore RV Resort here, with an average rating of 1.6 out of 5. The most common themes: lot rent and billing disputes, balances guests say they do not owe, refunds and deposits, the conduct of on site management and staff, rules and activities being restricted or changed during a stay, noise and disturbances from other guests, security on the property, and resorts that did not match how they were advertised.

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