Bridgeview RV Park and Store hosts ribbon-cutting ceremony
By Carla McKeown/Breckenridge Texan
With family, friends and community members gathered around, Kristin Walling and her parents, Loretta and Ricky Swan, cut the ribbon at a Breckenridge Chamber of Commerce ceremony for the Bridgeview RV Park and Store, located at 5300 U.S. Highway 180 West, on Friday, May 10.
The Bridgeview RV Park and Store is located at 5300 U.S. Highway 180 West, just east of the “Mile Long Bridge” over Hubbard Creek Lake. (Photo by Tony Pilkington/Breckenridge Texan)
The RV park and store are located just east of the “Mile Long Bridge” over Hubbard Creek Lake. It has 32 RV spots and seven tent spots, and the owners are planning to add six more RV spots down by the water, as well as some more tent spots closer to the lake.
Walling and her parents have owned the RV park for a little over a year and have been working to improve the property. The Swans owned the Bridgeview about 25 years ago for several years, they said.
New to the property is the store, which carries snacks, drinks, a few basic groceries, firewood, some trailer supplies, fishing tackle, bait and more. There is also a dog park, bath house, dock, kids playground and laundry room. The community room includes a full kitchen with a stove/oven, microwave and refrigerator; it will be available for rent to community members who are looking for a place to host an event.
For more information, visit the Bridgeview’s website (click here).
Kristin Walling, center, and her family, mom Loretta Swan, left; dad Ricky Swan, back center; brother Mikey Swan, second from right; and husband Clint Walling, right; hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Bridgeview RV Park and Store on Friday, May 10. (Photo by Tony Pilkington/Breckenridge Texan)
This map of the Bridgeview RV Park and Store shows the locations of the RV and tent spots. (Courtesy of Bridgeview)
Cutline, top photo: The owners of the Bridgeview RV Park and Store were joined by family, friends and community members for the Breckenridge Chamber of Commerce’s ribbon cutting ceremony. (Photo by Tony Pilkington/Breckenridge Texan)
