Park gave the impression that it was in financial difficulties. Men's toilet had dried feces on the toilet seat. Only two men's toilets for the park. Two men's showers one of which was not working. The one that was had a shower head that was stuck on three lines of spray. A terrible shower. I will not stay here again. Wi-Fi down but not told about that fact until paid and staying for the night. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a nice park and very nice people managing it. They have a cafe on site for breakfast and dinner meals. We arrived just at closing time for the dinner meal. The gentleman checking me in asked if the ladies in the cafe would stay late and allow us to eat after we finished checking in and got parked. The very nice ladies running the cafe agreed to stay late for us. The meal was very good and at a very good price, a 50 foot walk from our RV site. The site we were in was level and long. We have a 40 foot 5er, with an 8' motorcycle trailer behind it, and my wife was driving our Subaru wagon. All of it fit onto our site easily. Made for an easy in and out one night stay. There are two truck stop fuel centers within 1 mile of the park, on the same outer road as the park, very easy access. There was some road noise from I-35, being the park is very close to the highway, and we were in a site up front. The bathroom was somewhat small, 2 stalls, 2 showers, but very clean, well stocked and everything was in good working order. Good water pressure. The sites are laid out nicely; hookups are lined up with RV hookups. No cable TV, BUT, for $23 and a one night stay, it is the best deal going. If you're on I-35 and need a place to stop for the night in the vicinity of Waco, I-35 RV Park is the place to go. I would/will stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This campground is very close to I-35 with lots of noise from trucks. Sites are partial gravel and grass with holes and standing water when it rains. The roads in the park are "blacktop" and wide enough for big rigs. Many long terms in the rear of the park away from the noise. This park is only good for an overnight stay on the way south/north. Many other RV parks in the area that might be better. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Located adjacent to I-35 which generates some noise, but it is very tolerable. The sites are generally level, but may require small adjustments. Trees between sites can interfere with slide-outs, but there is ample room to move forward or aft to allow normal slide movement. Rate reflects a group rate for 10+ rigs. We camped with our travel group and found the group facilities to be clean with cooking and refrigeration amenities for our group of 30+ very pleasant. No charge for the group room if you have 10 or more rigs. Some permanent residents, but they are located away from the normal travelers. Most sites were pull through with plenty of room to get situated. We would camp here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stayed here with a group of friends. None of us could access the internet. We inquired at the office and were told it sometimes works and sometimes it doesn't. We were camped for 4 nights and it never worked. The sites were level and there were lots of trees. Some of the trees could interfere with slides. We have three slides and had to watch carefully how we parked so we could use our slides. We did not use the laundry facilities, showers, or swimming pool. It has easy access to Waco. Being close to the interstate I was worried about road noise but we were not bothered with the noise at night. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We wanted to stop & see the museum in Waco - this park was convenient. The park was clean & neat, with lots of shade trees, but the owner knew which would work with our satellites and still give us afternoon shade. Very nice! The sites are long, the interior roads are well paved, the baby goats are fun - be sure to take some bread to attract them. We went to West for dinner at the Czech-American restaurant. Yum. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The owners are helpful and friendly. The main complaint is that the front part of the space I stayed in was much lower than the back and the passenger side was lower than the driver's side; therefore I had to leave my front wheels off of the ground to get level and getting level was not easy. Its main advantage is that it is right by the interstate, but with the traffic noise, then that also be one of its main liabilities. There are more sites farther back, so if you are a light sleeper, you probably want to request one of the rear sites. Some of its biggest positives are the excellent pool and game room. Another big positive is the fact that they have a RV repairman right on the grounds who charges a reasonable rate for his work. The reasonable price and easy access make it a good value for an overnight stay. I would stay here again if passing through. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very clean, well maintained park. Fairly quite for being close to I-35. Friendly staff and nice amenities. Staying for one night, but will be back next season. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A very nice park, especially for an overnight. The fact that they have a cafe on the grounds made breakfast before getting back on the road a snap. The staff was great. The grounds were clean, the roads were wide enough for a big rig towing, and the sites were long enough that we did not have to un-hook. If we come back to this area we will definitely come back to this campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice overnight park with friendly staff and a bonus - a good restaurant that serves dinner and breakfast in the park. Looks like they are remodeling the restrooms, but they are still small. Another bonus is that one of full time residents runs a mobile RV repair service; we had some electrical problem - which he solved (reasonably). This was our fourth overnight at this park - (we like the no cooking feature). We camped here in a Motorhome.
Park manager was extrememly rude as we were considered "fulltimers" paying by the month. He caters to the overnight rver's and treats the monthlies like dirt. I was appalled at his utter rudeness to me, and we moved to a different campground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Review Rating
[ 6 / 10 ]
January 2009
$25
This is a convenient park for those people passing through. It's huge, and pretty well kept. There are quite a few full-timers in this park. It's right on the I-35 service road north of Waco near Elm Mott, TX. Sites are gravel, wide and level. Staff are very helpful and friendly. The little cafe is nice to have and the ladies running it are a hoot. Bathrooms/Showers are small and need significant updating. Pets are welcome so long as they are on a leash and you pick up after them. Highway noise is present but not really too noticeable. The park is very safe. Price was also fair. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stayed one night on our way to winter in the Rio Grand Valley. This is a very clean park with great customer service. The laundry room was clean and they offered a breakfast and supper in their hall for a small fee. The wifi worked very good. This was the second time we stayed in this park and will continue to stay here on our trip south each winter. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Arrived at closing time. Was met by owner that led us to site. Told us cafe opens @ 06:30 enjoy our stay and we can pay when we are ready to leave. Next day showed me around. Very friendly. Clean, well kept campground. Will stay here on all trips thru area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park is just north of Waco. Check there for other reviews. New owner 2 years ago. She was very friendly and helpful. Told us about some of the changes that she has made and plans to improve. It is an older park that needs cleaning up. There are quite a few permanent units, but the sites are, for the most part, fairly neat. The sites are gravel; ours was level. Some of the sites have some shade. We ate at the little on-site restaurant and the food was good. It is on the interstate, so some of the sites are close and noisy. Our site was well removed, and we could not hear it. One area, well removed from the rest of the park, has covered sites--which sounds nice for hot weather and hail storms, but they were messy and dirty. I would not consider this a destination, but fine for visiting the area or overnight. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
New owner 2 years ago. She was very friendly and helpful. Told us about some of the changes that she has made and plans to improve. It is an older park that needs cleaning up. There are quite a few permanent units, but the sites are, for the most part, fairly neat. The sites are gravel; ours was level. Some of the sites have some shade. We ate at the little on-site restaurant and the food was good. It is on the interstate, so some of the sites are close and noisy. Our site was well removed, and we could not hear it. One area, well removed from the rest of the park, has covered sites--which sounds nice for hot weather and hail storms, but they were messy and dirty. I would not consider this a destination, but fine for visiting the area or overnight. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We spent one night here. The brand new large pool was open, but cold, and the hot tub was barely warm. The park is still under construction and has gravel drives. Our site was not level for our hydraulic jack to work by themselves. So we used extra blocks and our steps were 30 inches off the ground. The buildings seemed new or at least remodeled. Out over night site was very narrow and would not allow us to open our awning. Management was nice. Would not recommend more than one night unless can get a wider site. It is close to Waco though. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We use this campground for overnights stays. Park staff is friendly and the park is kept clean. Most sites are heavily shaded - not good for satellite reception. Although close to I-35, road noise was not bothersome. Navigating the interior roads with our 43' motorhome was tight and not a major problem. We will continue to use this campground for overnight stays. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Park is just off the Interstate but is really quiet. Park management is really great, staff is friendly and they help you to your site. Good Sam's rate was used. The small on- site resturant was really convient and had good meals. They have some goats and other animals in a coral, fun to watch. Nice level sites and maintenance was taking care of areas where recent rain had washed out some of the gravel. We plan to stay again when we visit Waco. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a very large park, and appears to be fairly new. It is easy to access from I-35. The staff was very friendly and showed us to the site. We were only staying one night, so the narrowness of the sites was not a problem. Our RV refused to start the following morning, and we were unable to get a tow until late afternoon. The owner was very helpful is trying to find us a Ford dealer that would repair our rig. We had to leave our tow dolly there overnight, and upon our return they refused to accept any payment for their trouble, and the extra power we used. There were several seasonal units throughout the park. They have a nice pool, 2 laundry sites and 2 restrooms--even a small cafe right on site. We will stay again when traveling in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Good overnight park. No playground for the children. There is an inexpensive restaurant on site which serves good food. Easy on and off to I35. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The staff is very friendly and helpful, and our kitty enjoyed watching the ducks on the pond out our back window. Our 39' 5th wheel and extra car did fit in the site. All sites are gravel, and there are a lot of weeds in and around many of the sites. The covered RV sites are an interesting idea and probably nice in summer, although their size and complete lack of landscaping made them look more like covered storage than camping sites. We didn't try the cafe as we had business in town. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
The roads are paved but the sites are gravel. There was an ant nest at the base of our water connection and the faucet almost touched the ground. There are trees but we found a hole for our satellite. This park works as an overnight stop while traveling but I would not want to stay for any length of time. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice,clean, and friendly rv park. It is located near one of the best steak houses in Texas, Heitmiller's. Also meals are available at the Rv park Dining area. Propane is available also. We camped here in a Motorhome.
I called on Friday morning to see if they had a space available for Friday night and Saturday night. They said they did. I told them it would be late when we got there. They said no problem, just call when we got close to town. Well, as things would have it, we left two hours later than we had planned. I called when I was an hour away, to let them know that it would be close to 10:30 p.m. when we would be arriving. They gave me directions, told me where to find a site, and we would settle up in the morning. They also thanked me for calling. When we got there, I found a pull-thru site, and before I could get out of the truck, we were met by someone on a golf cart and told us about breakfast in the cafe. I thought this was a nice gesture. When I went to pay up in the morning, I took my TACO Discount Card, since they accept that discount. They guy thought that the TACO Discount Card was a coupon, and threw it away. Glad TACO gives you two cards. I should have brought them my Good Sam's Card. They also accept that discount.The nightly rate of $22 was before any discounts. If you pay be credit card, they add an extra $1.00 per night. We paid cash. They have signs posted in the office that read if you check in before 2:00 p.m., you are charged a $1.00 an hour for every hour before 2:00 p.m. and if you check out later than 11:00 a.m., you are charged a $1.00 per hour after 11:00 a.m. The say they have WiFi. The signal is so weak, you can't connect to the internet. No cable, but you can get local channels with your antenna. Restrooms/Showers are small--two stalls each and only one sink, at least in the men's. Could have been a little cleaner, and a little bigger. Also, no paper towels to dry your hands. They have an air dryer, but I could not get it to work. There are no trash cans that I could see in the park. But, they did have wire cages for their guests to put there aluminum cans in everywhere in the park. We brought our trash back home. Interstate noise is heard everywhere in the park, hence the name I-35 RV Park. Also, you can hear the race cars from the race track a mile south of the RV Park. When we were leaving, I was hooking up the trailer to the truck, when a woman on a golf cart came around and reminded me that check-out was at 11:00 a.m. I check the time--it was 11:10 a.m. I guess they are real sticklers on the check-in/check-out time. I don't think that we will be back. He have family that lives in the Waco area, and we will look into other RV parks in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This park is a dump. We do not recommend this park to anyone. It is poorly managed and maintained. Sites were full of weeds. There was no grass or shade trees to speak of. The website for this park is very deceiving. In our opinion, there is really not a nice park in the Waco area. Unless you have business in the area, we do not recommend staying at any park in the Waco area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This park is under new management and they are making a lot of improvements. We have stayed here twice in the last month. There is brand new pool and hot tub, newly setup game room. Cafe on site that offers breakfast variety daily ($5.00). Occasionally they will offer supper depending on special events, etc. During weekend after 4th of July (due to 4th rainout) the owners offered complimentary hamburgers & hot dogs to everyone (cook your own at the pool patio) along with trimming, chips, etc. In addition they had a great fireworks display. Owners are very friendly and encourage children and pets. Very quiet, clean park. Our children brought their bikes and the owner aired up their tires for them. Goat petting area along with ducks and several ponds throughout campground. We will definitely stay at this park again. RV repairs available on-site. Gravel sites but paved roads. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We have a dually/36' high-profile fifth wheel. Our pull-through site was adequate but needed a lot of levelling. Heavy rain just before we arrived and park was flooded in parts which didn't help levelling. Not a very tidy looking site but the staff were friendly and helpful. Traffic noise from nearby Interstate. Waco itself is a dump and not a destination resort! Wouldn't go out of our way to visit this park again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stopped at this park on our way to South Padre. This park is easily accessible from the Interstate. The grounds seemed to be well kept, but the restrooms were not very clean. There were no trees to speak of, and we felt like we were too cramped. We will leave this park for others to enjoy. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
One of the nicest overnight parks I have ever stayed at. Brand new pool and spa plus great areas for dogs. Very pet friendly with a petting zoo and nice owners that make sure you are happy. Highly recommend. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Easy access off I-35. Friendly staff. Very helpful. Escort you to your site. Full hookups. Choice of 30 or 50 AMP. Large sites. I drive a 38' RV pulling a car and did not have to unhook on the site I was given. Convenient little restaurant on park that provided good food at a great price. Convenient LP available at park entrance. Great place to stay for overnight stop. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The park has easy access from I-35, but I was disappointed with the facilities. Restrooms were no cleaner than a gas station and hardly any trees. The web photos are deceiving, and set false expectations for the possibility of finding shade. Other then filthy restrooms, the park seemed to be well kept. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
If you're traveling through Central Texas, this is the place to stay! They have well maintained roads, immaculately kept grounds and great, clean facilities. In addition, this park has lots of trees and at least 20 covered RV spaces. Unique to any other area park, they now offer on-site cafe service for breakfast and dinner seven days a week. They also have on-site RV repair by a highly qualified technician. Propane is the lowest in the area and their camping prices are still the best in Central Texas. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Review Rating
[ 10 / 10 ]
January 2005
$20
We came to the I-35 RV Park for an eight-month stay while doing work at the Waco Airport. This is the cleanest, best laid-out, safest, least expensive park we have ever stayed at, and we have stayed in parks all over the country as we travel and work. The owners are pleasant, friendly and very helpful. They are constantly working on the facility to keep it clean and well-maintained. Just before we arrived in November they had just finished paving all the interior roads. The sites are level and graveled. We stayed in the back under the cover which helps protect our rig from the elements. We will be leaving in June for another job in Florida, we only wish we could take this park with us! We camped here in a Motorhome.
Just Passing Through...I've come to truly enjoy I-35 RV Park, Inc located in Waco, Texas off of I-35; which is a great, convenient location that is close to everything. Registering was fast and easy and they gave us the option to be close to the front or half a mile back closer to the water and animals and less noise from the highway. Driving through the nicely landscaped entrance I noticed that this park was amazing and had many amenities. I've enjoyed everything from petting farm animals, good stock tank fishing, places to walk, ride our bikes, explore the woods, surf the web without being bothered, free local calls to use at our convenience and a great book exchange for reading. They have around twenty covered roofs that are 60 ft long which are big enough to contain your RV, a boat, vehicles and such. Their clubhouses have kitchens; they have RV storage that are priced well,a real nice laundry room, vending machines, propane and ice for sale, nice showers/restrooms, a dump station, and I heard they are still updating things. As much as we have traveled with my husband being a welder and myself in the military, we have seen many places and experienced quite a few RV parks. Never before have my husband and I felt more at home and enjoyed such an RV park like this one before. With being there only a few days I've realized that not only did we enjoy the people and our stay; but, I'll always remember the owners to have been nice, helpful, and fun. I had an "Awesome" experience and would definitely come back if in the area again. Thanks...We had a great stay! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Review Rating
[ 5 / 10 ]
2004
$18
Very easy access on and off I35 but you do hear the traffic at night. Have a fishing
pond. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Review Rating
[ 10 / 10 ]
2003
$15
This superb RV Park continues to amaze me. Already the best in the area, the owners
continue to invest in quality infrastructure improvements and service. I've personally witnessed their improvement process. They've nearly doubled their spaces from last year to 215 and added numerous covered pull-throughs. A newly constructed laundry and bath facility is superbly designed and more than accommodates the expansion. In addition to their four large meeting facilities, they also have instant phone sites and a modem friendly room as well. Their existing well maintained paved roads are a plus and will be enhanced by the paved additions. Many spaces are shaded by beautiful native trees or their fast growing mature "Austree" deciduous trees. Propane is the lowest in the area and their camping prices are still the best in Central Texas! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Review Rating
[ 7 / 10 ]
2003
$15
For the money ($14.40 w/Good Sam--$16 w/o), this park rules! Fairly easy access off I-35, on access road. Even when we pulled up after 8pm, the host (maybe owner) drove down from the house in his golf cart to check us in--also showed us to our spot. They don't accept credit cards (to keep their prices down), but for that rate, we were happy to pay cash. Spaces are REALLY long, resulting in our trailer being several feet from the road! The bathroom left something to be desired--somewhat cold, not very light. The phone/modem location is in it's own little built-on room--providing 2, each in little stalls. They also have a very large 'leave 1 / take 1' book & magazine bookcase in same location. We were alone in there, and able to surf & collect our email at our leisure for the first time ever while camping! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Review Rating
[ 10 / 10 ]
2003
$14
This RV park just gets better with time! The park is relatively new and the owners are still putting their resources into infrastructure improvements and new site development. They have well maintained paved roads and facilities in a clean, quiet and safe campground. I will always stay here when in the area....without question, they are the best. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Review Rating
[ 10 / 10 ]
2002
$16
Superb campground! I was particularly impressed with the paved roads and immaculately kept grounds. Hundreds of newly planted and established trees and a nicely done entrance with water fountain and flowers.The owners are great and bent over backwards to accomodate my needs. No other park in the area compares. We camped here in a camper.
Review Rating
[ 2 / 10 ]
2002
$13
Very loud with freeway noise. Rude owners. We stopped last fall and were treated very nicely by a fellow who evidently is no longer there. The owners are now doing their own check ins and seemed quite lacking in customer service skills. There is virtually no shade and no landscaping and the neighborhood, junk yards for autos, is quite lacking. If you were to stay here for more then a day I would think the noise would be quite annoying. We camped here in a camper.
Review Rating
[ 7 / 10 ]
2002
$13
A clean place to stop near the interstate and spend the night We camped here in a camper.
Review Rating
[ 10 / 10 ]
2002
$16
Our third stay. Each stay is better as the park continues to improve. We have stayed for multiple nights each time. It is quite. The park is very clean and the staff very helpful. Recommended for a stop over or an extended stay. We camped here in a camper.
Review Rating
[ 9 / 10 ]
2001
$15
Great stop-over park. We have stayed twice. Very friendly staff, we even got shown to our site when we arrived very late by a cheerful staff member who turns out to be a famous author who then kindly gave us an autograph. We camped here in a camper.
Review Rating
[ 10 / 10 ]
2001
$15
New park. Great people. Very neat and clean. Easy access. Highly recommended for BIG rigs. Stayed 6 nites - very little noise even though it's close to the highway. We camped here in a camper.
Review Rating
[ 9 / 10 ]
2001
$15
Excellent, new RV park with new instant phone hook-ups at site. Ask for sites next to large ponds and recreation area. Nice meeting rooms, extremely friendly owners, have stayed a couple of times for several days and highly recommend this park. We camped here in a camper.
Review Rating
[ 8 / 10 ]
2001
$15
Very friendly owners, easy freeway access. Nice new park. We camped here in a camper.
Very interesting for a COE park. It's small and right in town. However, it's surprising quiet and has plenty of shade. There are some full hookup sites and some pull throughs. The majority, however, are water and electricity only. It's very easy to find and maneuver. One would almost need a reservation during weekends and holidays because it's so accessible that it fills up quickly. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Very tough access from freeway and very tight roads ( lots of people parked across them ), common among older parks, along with very through pull-thru's and 90% of the park taken by permanent dwellers ruins the appeal of the big trees and lots of shade. Would only stay in an emergency. We camped here in a camper.
We were very disappointed in the rv park. Most of the people staying at the park were living there full time. It was hard to find. The facilities and buildings were old. The sites were not level and not concrete. The pool was an above ground pool and was not maintained. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
No shade available. No meeting room or activities. Pool was not available for use due to the cold weather. Gravel sites with good grass and table. Washers/Dryers in unheated building with door open. Would stay again, but not for long. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stayed here in August and the temperature hovered around the 100 degree mark all month. One week it was over 100 degrees every day. There is very little shade here so our air conditioner ran 24/7, and it was till over 80 degrees in our rig. The park owners were very friendly and they put us along the fence where we had the most chance of shade in the late afternoon. They have added about six new sites along the fence line at the rear of the park and these are the ones to get if you want any shade. The other shady sites are already used by permanent residents. While we were there, the owners were putting the finishing touches on a new pond. Not sure if they are going to stock it with fish or if it's just for looks. They have also added a new above ground pool that looked very inviting after a blistering hot day, however, by the time I got home from work, I was too tired to use it. Beware of fire ants. While my husband was outside rearranging our sewer hookups he didn't notice he was standing on an ant hill (the tall grass had hidden it) and by the time he felt the first sting his feet were covered in ants. He suffered 42 ant bites and his feet were swollen for several days. Other from that our stay was nice enough. The monthly rate was $275 plus metered electric. When I left, our electric bill was $207 from running the air conditioner but the heat would have been unbearable without it. We camped here in a Motorhome.
PROS ====> Extremely friendly and helpful staff, level sites, free cable TV, free WiFi, laundry, small camp store, small golf driving range, plenty of room for pets, and located in a quiet, rural setting adjacent to a nice pond in which fishing is permitted. CONS ====> The facilities here are very old and are in dire need of a regular maintenance schedule. This park is well off the beaten path and is a bit hard to find (our GPS didn't recognize the address and the staff talked us in via our cell phone). There are many permanent residents here, most of whom work locally and none of whom occupy RV's that have been recently washed, waxed, painted or cleaned. OVERALL ====> This is a quaint little park and is very well suited as a home base for exploring Waco and surrounding areas (which is what we did). If you're looking for luxury or status, however, this place won't fit the bill. Our $22.50 rate (RVParkreviews.com won't let you enter cents) was calculated after applying a Good Sams discount. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Living in Virginia, but having family and friends in Central Texas, my wife and I come to
the Waco area two or three times a year. We camped at Quail Crossing twice in 2002 and twice in 2003. If we can get a spot, we plan to stop there the next time we are in the Waco area. The fishing pond is well stocked and has super fishing. The campground is close to Crawford, home of President Bush and Lake Waco which provides facilities for swimming, boating and fishing. Directions to campground are clear and easy to follow. The location is quiet and is the perfect spot for families who want some space for their children to play and maybe take a nature hike. We camped here in a Campground Cabins.
Review Rating
[ 2 / 10 ]
2001
$20
Dirty and dilapidated are the two words that come to mind about this campground. It is hard to get to and is actually an old flea market that went out of business. Their web page is much better than the campground and that isn't saying much. Don't bother stopping here! We camped here in a camper.
Golden Passport honored here so the cost was $10.00 per night. We had a wonderful view of Waco Lake. The water was maybe 20 feet below us and the end of the trailer was just a few feet from the bank. The bathrooms were not fancy but well kept. Each picnic table is on concrete and is covered. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We ignored the "1" review (rant?) and went with the two "10" reviews, and we were happy. This place is funky, but pretty well-maintained. Grass is mowed, sites are large and level, pool is clean, dog run was large and right next to a pasture full of beautiful horses and their foals. A nice treat. Gal who greeted us couldn't have been friendlier and the price can't be beat. We did a bunch of laundry, and it worked OK--machines aren't sparkling by any stretch but they did the job and were on the honor system so no worries about quarters. There are lots of folks living here, but we found it to be a very quiet and enjoyable park a bit off the beaten path. Don't know if there were showers/laundry. Oddly enough, we weren't given any instructions or papers or even a receipt (we paid online) upon check in. The only concern I'd have is if it rained a lot--you have to drive over grass to get on and off the concrete pad. We camped here in a Motorhome.
I didn't give this place a chance. The signage on country road left a lot to the imagination. The entry road said no trucks; I'm a truck. I would expect to see a lot of people from "Deliverance." To provide even more concern, the web site is questionable. I would not even go close to this place again. Don't really know the rate. We did not stay at this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.
I stayed here 2 nights in my travel trailer while visiting a relative in nearby Robinson. This park was clean, easy to find, and about 10 minutes from family I was visiting. The owners were very friendly and helpful. I stayed in the lower section,which was wooded and peaceful. As a woman traveling alone, I felt very safe. The park was very quiet. My site was wooded and almost felt like staying in a state park. I will definitely return here! Thanks, Connie and Skipper, for a delightful visit! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Stayed here Nov 2005. We normally stay in Texas State Parks but wanted to visit Waco and be close to town. Perfect place. Very close to town. Friendly owners/managers/employees. Clean and quiet camp grounds. No sites are riverview since Brazos river is across the street behind private houses but access to river for fishing. Will probably stay again in the next few months on another Waco visit. There are a several long-term customers but most of those trailers where empty our entire 3 day visit. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.
This campground treated our group like dirt. We weren't parked near each other like promised. We were told their "meeting room" would be free after we checked in but when we checked out they charged us $80 for 2 days. The "room" was a drafty run down dirty, shed like building. The manager was very rude. We will never return and recommend other groups avoid this place at all costs. We camped here in a camper.
Review Rating
[ 3 / 10 ]
2001
$20
A long ways from freeway, hard to get to. Unfriendly owners don't like overnighter's , caters mainly to permanents and rallies. We camped here in a camper.
Nice Corps park with spacious sites. Some sites with full hookups and some pull throughs. Good Verizon cell signal. Close to Waco for shopping etc. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park is an unexpected surprise. We were looking for someplace to stay while we went on the tour of the Texas Ranger Museum. It was perfect. Good price, close to town but when you are in the park you felt surrounded by the lake. The best sites are 44-80. It is a great park to walk, fish, or ride bikes. A perfect place to stop for a night or a week. We camped here in a Motorhome.