This is a difficult review to write as we had a horrible experience. The park roads and sites are gravel, and the managers had recently put in new sprinkler lines. Where the line was laid, the ground was so unstable you'd literally sink if you just stood on it. The managers were aware, but didn't put up cones or make any type of warning. As we were driving on the park road, unaware of the problem, one side of our 5th wheel simply sunk down to the frame. The managers got a tow truck to get us out and explained what had happened. They later they changed their story with the insurance company and claimed we drove off the road and dumped our rig. (No way.) It took a call to the owner in California to get respectable treatment. HOWEVER, this aside, the park itself is pretty nice. The new section is spacious and quiet. We caught fish in the little bass pond. It's not ritzy, but a decent place, and hopefully what happened to us is unique. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is nice, clean, pretty lakes, and has welcomed my modest (but very nice) 2006 RV. They didn't discriminate, and have been very friendly. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I was a long term guest as I was working in the area. The park was perfect for my needs. It was quiet, neat, and orderly. The managers, were most helpful the whole time I was there, and I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know them. They kept the place running smoothly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is comprised mostly of seasonal or permanent residents, however, sites are well kept without an excess of "junk" around. In the morning, there is a steady stream of trucks leaving for work, so there is no one around during the day. In the evening, everyone keeps to themselves. We like to socialize with our neighbors, so it felt unfriendly. Sites are gravel with adequate space for our slides and awning. We had rain the day after we arrived and had standing water on our site that took 3 days to drain off. There are 3 small lakes and you are allowed to fish and keep what you catch providing the fish you catch are large enough to keep. No amenities other than fishing. Wi-Fi is available, but times out within 5 minutes. Stated nightly rate is based on a weekly rate of $185. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

My wife and I stayed there last week for 5 days in a 5er. I found the campground clean and the lady who worked at the desk (manager) very friendly! The only negative aspect was that the sites were gravel, and it rained for several days and you had to step in water to enter or leave your RV. Our grandkids came to visit, and we tried to feed the ducks, but they wouldn't have any part of it. I felt the 32.00 a night for everything was very reasonable. We would and will stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

There are fairly large site, all gravel as was much of the roadway. The charge for WIFI of $4.95/day. There is good cable and sites are also satellite friendly. Many long term clients but were well kept up. There is a good dog walk. We will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great park. Helpful hosts. Close to everything. Verizon aircard works well. Tengo internet is extra cost. Several fishing ponds on site. Park stays pretty full. We stayed 3 nights. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We came to this park based on the previous reviews here. At first, it seemed like a wonderful place for my family. This lasted only a short while, as the park manager seems to dislike kids. She has a very low tollorance for anything you'd expect at a campground (Animals, kids, funs, etc). The managers will pin notes on your door for just about anything you do, and they have a speed limit of 5 mph (which, if you "Appear" to be going 1mph over, you will be slapped with a $25.00 fine. Not paying this fine, or even disputing it will result in you being rudely kicked out. Yes, the park is nice and clean and as long as you do nothing and stay in your unit (without kids or animals), you may manage not to be asked to leave. Out of all the RV parks we've stayed in (and they are many), this is the first one we would most certainly not recommend. There are much nicer parks in the woodlands (for the same or less money) in which you (and your family) will be treated like a human being. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very clean, organized park. Easy to get to, easy to park. Full hookups worked great. Cable had 77 channels. WiFi worked great also. Electricity voltage and water pressure where both great the whole time we were there. Shade is minimal. Kids had great time fishing in ponds and playing with baby ducks. Lots of rules but they all seemed to make sense and keeps the park safe and organized. They will write you a ticket if you drive over 5mph- which I thought was a great idea with the little ones running around. Great location. This park is not really a destination but a great place to park while doing other things in the area. Manager was friendly and helpful. We stayed there 2 days while visiting the in-laws and shopping. Will for sure stay there again! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very quiet. Staff was friendly. Our GPS sent us on a dead end road in the middle of no where. I called the campground and they helped us find our way. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Quiet location near Houston. Close to shopping and medical center. Accepts full hookup units only. We will return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very quiet and nice park. easy to get to and the sites are easy to back into. The owners are very friendly and helpful. They will even help you get situated. Park is in a quiet area despite being in the middle of one of the largest metro areas in the US. Two small fishing ponds on property. Stayed here during christmas holidays in 2002. Close to attractions and shopping. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice small park with friendly owners. a little gem close - in to Houston. Only drawback is tough exit road from campground making a u-turn on the highway to return to interstate. We camped here in a camper.