Delicate but serious Newbie question

[ROBERT CROSS]

We have had very good luck with the DEC Campgrounds in NYS.
DW & her Sister were the PCG's for their Mom under the same circumstances.
We tried to make it as much like home as we could, right down to the pets & Grandkids.
It seemed to help a lot and she enjoyed it every time we went, which was quite often, right up to the end several years ago.

Good Luck...

Bob

[Sbb]

I avoid being near tenter. The voices carry, the warmer it is the longer they stay up where as those camping in trailers GO INSIDE. The all AS parks are very quiet to. I always run tbe stove fan or battery fan as a nice even noise. Works lime a charm.

[nsbcpa]

As a caregiver for my Father with dementia, I have found that he is the most comfortable and happy at home.

Be prepared for for her to not embrace the experience as much as you would like for her to.

[Alumitater]

Remember too, that there are Airstream Only Parks - Highland Haven near Floyd, Va would not be too far from you. Might be worth exploring.

[sinjin]

After posting how quiet it is at Greenbelt Park I have actually been paying attention to the noise and realize that while the Park itself is quiet we really do get a lot of other noise: Highway noise, police sirens and lots of helicopters flying over head. So maybe this is not a good idea for your MIL

[CoolCat]

In dealing with my mom and advancing dementia, there was a VERY small window where she enjoyed outings. Then I finally realized she was anxious because she never knew where she was, and when we came back she was anxious because she had forgotten that was where she lived. It was kindest to not take her out of familiar surroundings. Also, I would be concerned if your MIL were to get out of eyesight and have no way of finding her way back or even telling someone where she came from.