Each household gets its own private Wi-Fi passphrase. You sign up once on this portal, write the passphrase down, and use it on E2W2026.
Four steps
- Register. On the registration page, enter an email you can open on your phone and choose your spot.
- Confirm your email. Open the link we send. It works once and expires in 24 hours.
- Write down your passphrase. It is shown one time, with a “say it like this” version. Keep it to your household.
- Connect to E2W2026. Choose E2W2026 in Wi-Fi settings and type the passphrase exactly, including the dashes, numbers, and the !.
Which Wi-Fi name do I use?
Your household key
E2W2026
Use your private passphrase here. Your passphrase works only on this network.
Sign-up desk
E2W-Portal
Registration only, when the office has it turned on. You can also register from any internet connection at this address.
Being retired
E2W2023Wi-Fi
The old shared network stays on until the office turns it off. Do not type your private passphrase into it.
Recommended setup: a travel router
The simplest and most reliable setup for an RV is one small travel router inside your rig:
- Connect the travel router to E2W2026 using your passphrase (often called “repeater”, “WISP”, or “Wi-Fi as WAN” mode).
- Connect your phones, TVs, laptops, and smart devices to the travel router’s own Wi-Fi name.
- Security cameras, video doorbells, and alarm equipment must connect to your travel router or other personal network, never directly to park Wi-Fi.
- If you move to another park, you only change the travel router’s settings, not every device.
Without a travel router, several of your own devices can still use the same passphrase directly.
Lost your passphrase?
The portal shows a passphrase only once and does not keep a copy you can see. Register again and ask for a spare, or ask the office. The office can also change your key and email you a one-time link to the new one.
It will not connect
- Check you picked E2W2026, not E2W2023Wi-Fi or E2W-Portal.
- Type the passphrase in lower case, with the dashes, the two numbers, and the ! at the end.
- “Forget” the network on your device and join again.
- Still stuck? Tell the office your spot number and the time it failed. Do not share your passphrase by text or social media.
Moving out
Let the office know so they can turn your key off. You will get a short email when that happens.
Privacy and rules
Using park Wi-Fi follows the Wi-Fi Terms and Privacy Notice (version 2026-11-12.2). The public spot board shows only Open, Held, or Issued, never names or emails.