Stillwater had all the bones of a great park — a beautiful pond, a spacious layout, and rare amenities like a pool, volleyball courts, and a playground. But without proper leadership, structure, or guest expectations, the park had developed a difficult culture that limited its potential and turned away the kind of long-term guests it was built to attract.
We saw the land and layout were ready for something better — a true destination park that families could enjoy with pride. The opportunity wasn’t just in upgrading amenities — it was about creating a safer, more structured environment and redefining the park culture from the inside out.
The transformation at Stillwater has been one of The Freedom Group’s most significant to date. With new management, clear structure, and upgraded amenities, the park now serves as a vibrant, family-friendly community. Seasonal guests have returned with renewed enthusiasm, and new guests are discovering the park through word-of-mouth and visible improvements. The implementation of tiered pricing has brought clarity and fairness to bookings, while the events and recreation upgrades have created a park culture guests are proud to be part of.
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