If you are looking for a "resort" type of park, then this one is not for you. Sites were kind of close, level and grassy. Full hook-ups and Wi-fi was available for $2 per day. They have two antenna's so signal is strong. Laundry was clean, but not many machines. They are no longer a Passport America park. Close to downtown, and the Bush Library and Texas A&M. Many semi-permanent residents here. Would stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is a Passport America affiliate, so the nightly rate can be half on Sundays through Thursdays. Monthly rate is $295.00. It's a new park with plenty of trees planted but not much growth yet. It's very close to Texas A & M University, and no discounts are allowed on weekends of college events. Graveled, level sites. An immaculate laundromat and a large recreation building. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Overall a nice place to stay the night. It's a little rough, but everything worked. The park seemed to be well kept. There was a nice laundry. There was propane available on site. We were quoted a nightly price of $28, but somehow with a Good Sam discount we ended up being charged $20.70. That made the stay easier. The downside is that there was no restrooms or showers. There seemed to be a lot of 'permanent' residents looking for cheap rent, I'd guess. There was lots of traffic noise early and late on Hwy 21. We camped here in a Motorhome.