Stickers, stickers and more stickers. If you walk around in any of the grassy areas with sandals on you will still get stickers on your feet. That is how bad it is. We even ended up with 20-30 stickers in our RV so we had to be sure to wear shoes inside the Rv. There is nowhere to take the dogs to potty including the dog area that is not loaded with stickers that get into their little paws. We even went into town to get little dog socks to help protect their feet and they would not stay on.
Sites are close together.
Staff is grumpy and not friendly.
Posted Oct 10, 2014; Texas
Nice quiet park. Very clean. Rvs are close together would be my only negative. I like that I can walk into the town(about a mile and a bit) as we are not towing. Would stay here again. Very friendly and helpful staff.
Posted Nov 03, 2013; Texas
Not a bad park at all close to town decent pool and clean restrooms. My only complaint is the sites are too close. My awning was only a couple of feet from the neighboring camper
Posted Mar 23, 2013; Texas
A short drive from this park is the unique historic district. Worth a day to tour the shops. This RV park is popular with snowbird RVers. All utilities are well placed and functional. WiFi is surprisingly strong even though there are undoubtedly many users on at the same time. The angled parking spots are red crushed granite with grassy "picnic" areas between them. Most sites are adequate for big rigs pulling a car. The interior roads are paved. This is definitely a low key park with no planned social events, although most RVers here prefer the quiet no stress atmosphere. We will definitely stay here again next year to continue exploring the scenic hill country and come back every night to a safe, quiet RV park.
Posted Mar 08, 2013; Texas