This is the best park around Sweetwater. The one in town is so tight I could not get my 38ft 5th wheel down the inside road. This is a bare minimum campground. The sites are wide enough to put out an awning in most places. It is old and not in good repair. It is under new management and they are trying to improve the sites. The new 50amp boxes are in very good condition. The sewer is a long way to the rear. Water pressure is about 40psi. Sites are on what was a grass field. They are pretty even side to side and acceptable front to rear. Wi-Fi is not real strong through out the park. Verizon Air card runs strong, Sprint is barely acceptable. Restrooms and showers are not ones I would use. Swimming pool is small, but not to bad. At this time there are a lot of Construction crews in this park and anything else around due to the Windmill farms being built. We stayed the weekend but would not want to stay here much longer. The WASP Museum is nice and the Allen Family Style Meals is a great place to eat a family style meal. Don't miss it. I would stay here again while on the way to another destination. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a tight, little, older park with mostly permanent residents. The owners are friendly and helpful. Big rig capable depends on how big. Our motorhome plus toad on a dolly is 60 feet and we took up the whole slot with almost none left over. Trees, when they get leaves, will be attractive but very close to the sites so watch closely when pulling in. It was okay for a one nighter and the only other park I saw in Sweetwater looked like a parking lot, so you don't have many choices. A billboard said a new one is opening next year. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It is a small park, and relatively quiet. It is tight getting around and has narrow spaces. Mostly permanents who were friendly. The washing machine (the one that was working) needed a serious cleaning. Residents need to be advised not to wash their rugs in them, as we saw one doing. The shower was good sized with plenty of hot water with good shower head. The owners were friendly. It is decent value for the money. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stopped here overnight. I found it on the Internet and knew which exit, but had to call to get directions because there were no signs. It is convenient to the interstate. It is a small park with mostly regulars. We had a pull-through and we had a 35 foot motorhome with a tow dolly, but it would probably be hard for a bigger rig to maneuver. The sites were close together. The roads and sites are dirt. Cable was available but there weren't many channels available. The staff was friendly and this spot is OK for passing through but I don't think it would be a good long term spot. We camped here in a Motorhome.