The ongoing situation at Beacon RV Park in Ilwaco has drawn attention as new ownership initiates plans for extensive renovations, effectively displacing long-term residents. With only a few remaining residents, including families and individuals like Bruce Busse and Dustin Kirby, many are caught in a financial bind that prevents them from relocating. Busse articulated the sentiment that those who have been able to leave have done so, leaving behind those who cannot afford to move. Protests have surfaced, reflecting the community's concern for the residents' welfare amidst deteriorating living conditions, such as broken glass and sewage leaks. Local authorities, including Shawn Humphreys from Pacific County Community Development, have been called to address safety issues, but residents feel their voices are not being heard.

The intimidation tactics employed by the new ownership have further compounded the residents' distress, as some report being patrolled by armed personnel. The community's support for the residents highlights the urgent need for a resolution that allows adequate time and resources for relocation. As the situation develops, the plight of Beacon RV Park residents serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by vulnerable populations in gentrifying areas.