Friendly staff, held my reservation without deposit. Sites have different layouts, but ours was a pull thru, pretty level, gravel, wide and open. Shade in other areas. Roads are paved with plenty of room to maneuver. Good voltage and water pressure, but sewer location was for something other than a TT. Not much Hwy 71 noise even though the park is next to the highway. Lots of extended stays, but the management seems to dedicate different areas for long and short stays. Gated and fenced. Pool, showers, playground and other amenities for the family. Big stores and restaurants near by. We will return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was a very nice park to stay at with easy access and good size sites. The staff was helpful and friendly. The only negative I can say is the road noise during the day. At night, this was one of the quietest RV parks we have been at. Bastrop is 6 miles to the east and has all the stores you would need to shop at. Laundry was $1.25 to wash and $1.00 to dry. We would stay here again! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

When you first pull into Highway 71 RV Park you see new asphalt drives, a nice club house and a clean office, which gives you a good first impression. When you enter the office, you find polite and friendly office staff, and your second impression is a good experience. So, you get back into your rig and start the drive to your assigned site. But as you make that drive the scenery begins to change, and you find yourself wondering: “is this an RV park, or a low income housing project.” Most of the “campers” are permanent residents. The majority of the RVs consist of old trailers with junk all around, attached homemade sheds, chicken wire pet pens, permanent decks, and whatever else one can possible think of to build and nail to an RV. The roads throughout the park are time-beating asphalt or dirt. Many are more like trails than roads. The sites are packed dirt and rock, but seem to be pretty level. Luckily we had no rain during our stay. You will learn to respect the massive infiltration of sand bur stickers. Starting out I was assigned site 127, a new site located way in the back. When I arrived at the site I found the trees to be too low for my 5th wheel to get under. I called the office and they quickly reassigned me to site 84, a back-in site at the pond. WIFI didn’t work on the first night, but worked most of the time during the rest of our stay. We stayed 3 nights. The daily rate is $25, so it is affordable. I don’t want to waste a bunch of time blogging about this park, it would mostly be negative and I’m not in the mood. If you are looking for cheap rent, this is the place for you. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.