Rate reflects VK discount with some points cashed in. Park has easy access off I-30 and not too much highway noise. Roads are gravel as are most sites. Some satellite friendly sites and some shady. There is a nice pool which was still open early October. Sites are level and fairly wide with grass between and lots of open grassy areas including a nice sized pond with cabins overlooking and/or overhanging. We also found the office closed between noon and two, with customer service not exactly welcoming, but it is October and I wouldn't describe the attitude as rude. We would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We came for July 4th weekend, but left the same day arrived. We had a large group staying in RV's and cabins. 6 paying adults + kids were playing a large boardgame on the unused ping pong table in the empty clubhouse--we were the only ones there. An angry lady came in and demanded we leave because "someone else wanted to use the table." When I apologized, she said she was owner's mother and she would go and get them if we didn't leave. We packed up, 2 teenage boys came in and played for 5 minutes and left. I asked at the front desk, she is the owners mother but the owners were out of town--they just shrugged. She could have just asked, but instead was the rudest, most aggressive person I have met in years. We used to go here at least 1x a year, I will never return. BTW, a tent site cost more than some hotels. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The afternoon we arrived at this campground, it was 104 degrees, on the hottest day of the year, but our camping spot was nestled under a small grove of trees that afforded quite a bit of shade and protection from the sun. The shade and our AC made our stay there much more comfortable. The park was out of sight (but not out of hearing) of nearby Interstate 30. The staff was courteous and helpful. The restrooms and showers were clean. The park had a small, saltwater pool with a splash pad (fountains) for kids to play in. It was not overcrowded. There is a small, stocked fishing lake/pond (about the size of a football field), and three of the camper cabins backed right up to it. Their back patios hung over the water, and you could fish from them. We did not use the wireless internet. There were some long-term campers... mostly located on the other side of the campground. We did not consider their sites too "junky". This is not a huge mega-park, just a little family-run operation. Generally, we were pleased with out stay and would return again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We arrived at 12noon and the office was closed until 2pm which we found odd, seeing as staff was standing nearby just watching us. We registered at the forms left outside and chose a site from several they had listed as available. We didn't get a warm and fuzzy feeling upon check-in. This KOA is like so many, just ample! They did have long pull through sites if you don't want to unhook. The sites to the right of the office appear to be permanent long timers which is quite recognizable due to "junk" all around their sites. Rules state no dogs unleashed yet one is one site away from us and free to roam where he pleases. And may I add, do "his business" where he pleases. Wi-fi was fairly good, but there is no cable. An ok stop-over but definitely not a destination campground. What has happened to so many of the KOA's? They use to be reliable and steadfast in their appearance and amenities. We find them to be some of the worst campgrounds. Their motto seems to be "anything goes". In stead of the staff standing around appearing to be taking it easy, get out there and: #1 treat your fire ant problem, which is huge! #2 take pride in your campground not just the entrance. #3 Whether you are on your lunch break or not, make your clientele feel welcomed, personally registering them! You could have a very nice campground with just a little effort! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice park with wonderful owners. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Spent two nights here awaiting service work at an RV place in Greenville. Good place to stay for a while. WIFI worked well. Nice owners. Lots of room. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a good overnight stop. Sites were reasonable level and facilities were clean. The local TV signals are poor and there is no satellite or cable available. We used our DVD player and watched a movie to unwind after a full days drive. The WiFi signal was good. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

OK park if you want access to Dallas area from the NE side. Sites are gravel but level and are easy access, long pull throughs. A number of permanent residents but most are in an area together. Couldn't get the Wi-Fi to work in the trailer but worked fine up at the campground store. Though I didn't need it heard them say the pool was currently "broken". Nothing fancy but there aren't a lot of options on this side of Dallas. Would stay there again if I was visiting the Dallas area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very good overnight park. It has easy access. When the trees put on all their leaves it probably looks even better. The hosts were very nice and about the main thing it will need is improved interior roads. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice quiet place. We were there in the off season so there weren't many people here but it was far enough off of the interstate to be quieter but close enough to get right on. Sites are all in the open but there is a nice pond on site for walks around it. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very clean park. Hosts are very nice. We have been here several times and our kid loves the swimming pool, basketball court, the billiard and ping pong table in the clubhouse. Large dog walking area and a lake to walk around is nice too. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

WiFi worked great and free, staff at office was very nice, we stayed here on our way from TN to San Antonio ... I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice location off interstate, fairly quiet. Trees and grassy sites. Nice facilities. Had problem with breaker in middle of night and staff was to contact manager but never heard anything from that person. For overnight, would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We really like this campground, however, there is a major problem with rules enforcement. I had to pick up animal poop from our site several times in the short time we were here. The grounds were not very neat, paper and trash was not picked up. Speeding by some of the monthly residents is beyond belief. The owners are very friendly and helpful but I don't think they can see the forest for the trees when it comes to grounds keeping and enforcing the rules. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed at this park last year as it is the nearest one to my daughter's house when we visit, but was very disappointed. In 2004 there were new owners and promises of improvements to the campground and we were very excited to see what a year would bring, but we were very disappointed when there were no improvements since last year. Everything seemed the same. They seem to crowd everyone in a few sites when they have alot of vacant sites that they could spread you out. The sites are narrow anyway and it just seemed too crowded this time. I think next year we will have to try to find somewhere else to stay and will only stay here if nothing else is available. Very nice people run the campground, but much needed improvements are not being made. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Forget about the first posts here on this park. It has had new ownership since '03 and they are very friendly. Older park but OK for overnight or longer stay in Dallas Area. It is a fair drive from here to Dallas, however. Gravel sites with grass. Not fancy, but certainly OK. Trees not a problem for "Big Rigs", and there is plenty of room to get in and out of park. They'll even let you wash your rig here! I hate parks where all the signs and literature say, "No, no, no." This friendly little park says, "Yes, yes, yes." Stayed in Oct. '04 with 42' motor home with towed car. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice campground, friendly, helpful staff. This campground is getting a new facelift. It wasn't as convenient as we thought for where we wanted to go, but would stay there again if we couldn't find anything closer. There are not many trees on the campground and the owners saved us a site with "a" tree since we were staying for 5 nights, which I thought was very nice. They have quite a few permanent residents and a lot of just overnighters. I think in the near future this will be a very nice campground to stay. They have a nice pool area and building new cabins on the lake. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I found this park clean and the host helpful. They have recently taken over the park. The bathrooms were nice and clean. Our only bad experience is that it hailed there the last two times we stayed (softball size). Anyway the lake is beautiful and the park is close to Dallas yet in a restfull setting.There are a couple trees. Almost all the sites are pull through. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Great spot! You can tell this place has had a lot of remodeling lately. We stopped for one night and ended up staying four. Great fishing in the lake. Staff was very helpful with directions in and around the Dallas area. I would recomend this to anyone going thru. We camped here in a camper.

This is by far the worst campground we have ever stayed at and we only did so because we had a work assignment in the area (we had to transfer from Dallas ), This place was so bad it defies description...we were parked next to fulltimers who were animal neglectors. The poor thing was left out and many times there was no sign of food or drink. Fortunately we did not need to rely on any of the "amenities". The personnel were surly and unhelpful. This place does not deserve to even be considered a campground, and looking back, we probably should have rented an apartment for the month or so we were there rather than living in this park. We camped here in a camper.

As one posted before, mostly permanent campers. The office staff was not friendly. They are listed as a Good Sam Campground in the Trailer Life directory. They told me they only give discounts for cash. The place was fairly clean, but the grass had not been recently cut. Got cuckle burrs in your socks, and the dogs had them in their hair every time they went out. The hookups were too far away from where they should have been. The water hookup was about fifteen feet away from the electrical. Better have plenty of water hose there. Would only use it again in an emergency. We camped here in a camper.

Mostly permanent sites, unfriendly staff and very poorly maintained, a definite campground to avoid. We camped here in a camper.