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How many acres is lazy Springs?

ATV. We offer over 375 acres of fun with plenty of space for all. No three-wheelers allowed.

Who owns Lazy Springs?

Lazy Springs Recreational Park Owners/Partners James Ivy (l) and Bill McDaniel (r) with Frank Seninsky. Its core financial model ($20 per capita with less than a five percent labor cost) and attractions operational philosophy are completely 'opposite' of our traditional amusement entertainment industry.

How big is lazy Springs?

TERRAIN Approx Size375 acres (1 sq mi)TreesFewSteep HillsSomeSmall JumpsManyLarge JumpsSome14 more rows • Nov 24, 2021

Who owns Lazy Springs?

Lazy Springs Recreational Park Owners/Partners James Ivy (l) and Bill McDaniel (r) with Frank Seninsky. Its core financial model ($20 per capita with less than a five percent labor cost) and attractions operational philosophy are completely 'opposite' of our traditional amusement entertainment industry.

How big is lazy Springs?

TERRAIN Approx Size375 acres (1 sq mi)TreesFewSteep HillsSomeSmall JumpsManyLarge JumpsSome14 more rows • Nov 24, 2021

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Are dogs allowed at Lazy Springs?

*PETS MUST BE CAGED OR ON A 6 FOOT LEASH AT ALL TIMES. * DOUBLE RIDING--- WE RECOMMEND FOLLOWING THE MANUFACTURER'S GUIDELINES. *SERVICE ROADS ARE 10 MILES PER HOUR AND UNDER AND ARE TWO ( 2 ) WAY. *THREE WHEELED VEHICLES ARE NOT ALLOWED.

Who owns lazy springs?

Lazy Springs Recreational Park Owners/Partners James Ivy (l) and Bill McDaniel (r) with Frank Seninsky. Its core financial model ($20 per capita with less than a five percent labor cost) and attractions operational philosophy are completely 'opposite' of our traditional amusement entertainment industry.

Who owns Lazy Springs?

Lazy Springs Recreational Park Owners/Partners James Ivy (l) and Bill McDaniel (r) with Frank Seninsky. Its core financial model ($20 per capita with less than a five percent labor cost) and attractions operational philosophy are completely 'opposite' of our traditional amusement entertainment industry.

Who owns Lazy Springs?

Lazy Springs Recreational Park Owners/Partners James Ivy (l) and Bill McDaniel (r) with Frank Seninsky. Its core financial model ($20 per capita with less than a five percent labor cost) and attractions operational philosophy are completely 'opposite' of our traditional amusement entertainment industry.

How many acres is lazy Springs?

ATV. We offer over 375 acres of fun with plenty of space for all. No three-wheelers allowed.

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