Happy Campers

In a waterfront campground off the coast of Virginia, residents spend their summers living spitting distance apart in rust-bitten RVs. They chuckle about paying modest rent for a million-dollar location, but what makes them the luckiest people in the world is more than just the stunning sunsets.Beneath a few trailer park stereotypes lies an unlikely utopia where neighbors help each other out and share whatever they have. Loneliness and isolation are inconceivable. Sadly, their affordable paradise has been sold. It was only a matter of time before developers caught up with Inlet View. Its assets read like an overwritten sales brochure. And yet, the real magic of the place is the people. They brace for eviction and the loss of relationships that span generations. As the familiar narrative of displacement plays out once again, the proletariats hold tight to their final days in the sun. The more affluent crowd that takes their place will never be as wealthy.