Shore Services: 50amp, Sewer good, Water @ 45psi -- AT&T Cell Phone: Strong -- Sprint Air Card: weak signal. Improved with Freedom Antenna. Site: B11 Good Asphalt & Level -- Site Size: 70ft long -- Site Closeness: lots of room -- Roads: Asphalt -- Directv Satellite: Good signal on lake sites -- Discounts: Golden Passport -- Payment: Credit Card -- As previously noted avoid the Steep Railroad crossing on Clear Springs Road. I would have drug the bottom of the trailer if I had not previously installed larger axles which raised the trailer about 3 inches. To get to the park from Hwy 67 go to FM 2148, east of park and enter on Sorsby Lane about 3 miles south. From Hwy 59 go north on FM2148 to Sorsby Lane. The phone number shown is for the COE Reservations. You need the park number 903-838-8636 to speak to the park host. It had been raining a lot before we arrived and the A sites were under water. This also caused Sorsby Lane to be flooded, so we had to use Trexler Rd, a narrow road which follows the railroad tracks to FM 1218 and then to FM 2148. This is a rough road but passable. This is a beautiful park. I will stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Price reflects NP Access Pass. Park is very easy to find but follow the directions sent to you with the reservations. My Garmin GPS wanted me to go down a very small road where I would have hgh-centered at a railroad crossing. This is a great park with all facilities needed bu us for our short 2-day stay. We were in A-19 by the lake. We'll be back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice COE campground in on Lake Wright Patman. There are 3 COE parks in the area which are all within several miles of each other. Nice employees and nice park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Typically nice COE park. Rates went up as of Jan 1 2009 by $2, ($1 for seniors). I had hoped for more choices of sites, but it was pretty full for early April. Cell modem service is good via Alltel which Verizon considers part of its "extended" network. Very friendly and helpful park hosts. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We found getting there very difficult as the campground was VERY poorly marked from highway 59. Look for the Shell station. The entrance is next to it. We really like this place. The lake is great and the majority of the sites are very well shaded. Most you can reserve but a minimum number are first come first served. Not all sites have sewer hookups however. We would definitely camp here again. The Golden Access pass halved the daily rate. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Paved roads and sites. Sites with gravel on site with concrete picnic table and pad, fire pit, area for tent or tent like shelter, charcoal grill, and side table. Easy to get to from Hwy-59. Nice large sites with beautiful view of lake on wooded setting. Was able to get satellite with our rooftop dome. Big rig friendly. We were in site C-2 (30 amp). We would return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Price was $22.50 with Good Sam. Best value I have seen in a long time. Campground was immaculate. I mean grass was uniformly moved and edged and trimmed to perfection. You just don't usually see this in a RV park. We utilized the large tiled showers with the opposite of water saver heads. Best shower I've had in a long time. Price included cable TV and Wi-fi. TV was somewhat limited but was free. Small fishing pond in park. Mostly big Class A's in park. Would definitely use again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Excellent park, friendly staff, concrete pads, pull thru sites, easy access. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Excellent park, all pluses and reservations probably needed. All concrete pads and roads not a resort or tent camp. A few worker sites which were kept in the back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is in no way up to KOA standards. The sites are not level and are sloped, and the asphalt is worse than old 66. Water pressure was low and we could not wait to leave. We dropped the landing gear and jacks and pulled up and out early. The counter person was more interested in his bowl of stew than checking us in. There is no on site store to speak of. We won't be staying here again and have e-mailed KOA about it. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park is very close to the interstate and is noisy at night. We stayed two different times during the last 2 weeks. Different sites both times and very hard to level. Staff is friendly and helpful. Some problems getting on and off due to long term construction. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A typical KOA, Cost does not match the Park or sites. It was very difficult to get level, small and tight sites. The office/store had a strange odor to it, not much in the store, the freezer should be defrosted, I wanted an Ice Cream but it did not look very good. This park is also attached to a Mobile Home Park, several Police cars showed up for a disturbance so of course we were concerned. A lot of road noise from the Interstate construction. I doubt if we will return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a campground that hosts bluegrass music festivals in May and September, and doesn't seem to do much business otherwise, except for the occasional itinerant RVer passing through. No amenities except for bathrooms & showers. Just a nice, quiet, rural setting with plenty of shade. The city of Texarkana is nearby. The owners are friendly and hospitable. They honor Passport America, Happy Campers and Escapees discounts. Would definitely stay here again if passing through. And, for those who enjoy live bluegrass music by some of the top professionals in the genre, May or September might be a good time to stop by! We camped here in a Motorhome.