Gary, I agree with Dale and Jim. The only way time shares or buying a site in a RV resort will benefit you is if you love the area and plan to spend a great deal of time there. The sites that appreciate in value are the ones that are located in resort areas like FL and CA.
I would gauge this location low simply based on the cost; below $1000. You get what you pay for, just the asking price tells me that nobody wants it!
Karen and I considered buying a site in Port St. Lucie, FL at ORA. The prices ranged from $200K on up. We ultimately decided that we liked to travel more than we liked to sit in one place. So we didn't buy anything. No maintenance fees, no property taxes, no up keep.
Now for a full timer, it is different. They use the site for long periods of time; therefore, it pays for itself thru saved rental and price appreciation. But remember those taxes and fees!
Just my .02
Tuga & Karen Gaidry
2012 Honda Pilot