We stayed here twice: Once driving east and once traveling west. Both times the owner was extremely helpful and hospitable, showing us to our site when we arrived late the first time we stayed. This is a newer park, so it is still a "work in progress". The sites are not completely level, but we were able to level our Class A without problems. The pull-through sites are quite long, composed of larger gravel which has not thoroughly compacted yet. The interior roads are wide and easy to navigate. The 50 amp electrical hookup worked great. The sewer connection was a long run from where our connections are on our rig, but still doable. We would (and have) stayed here again. Great place to overnight when traveling through a mostly barren part of Texas. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an OK overnight stop if you don't mind unhooking to level a trailer.  We were the only travelers in a campground filled with workers, but the sites are huge, grassy, and clean. The workers were quiet, no dogs barking.  The only noise was from I-10--there's no sound buffer at all.  There are no trees, so this would be a hot place in the summer.  No cable or WiFi, but all utilities worked well.  It's a little overpriced for what you get, but there's not a lot to choose from out here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.