This is a lovely Corps of Engineers campground on Lake Texhoma. There are lots of trees which provide shade for most all of the campsites. One section is definitely for big rigs with large concrete pull through sites. These sites have a full concrete patio, picnic table, and grill. There is room for both a large motorhome and tow vehicle. Other back-in site are roomy and will also accommodate large rigs. There is a nice swimming area with a beach close to the campsites which would be great for families. We would definitely stay here again if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Our site was located directly behind the service center but there was little noise or traffic. The park was clean and trash picked up regularly. Friendly owners. Lots to see and do at neighboring cities within a few miles each direction. We downgraded because of a large fire ant colony at our site and smoking in the men's bathroom despite signs, although owners were aware of the long-term tenant(s) responsible. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We saw 107 spaces, of which 30 are for overnight motorhome full hook ups. Separated by a couple hundred feet are the full time residents mostly in newer looking trailers. Overnight spaces are farthest from Hiway 75/69. Roads are all paved, pullouts are gravel except for 8 pull thrus on concrete slabs. Water, 50 amp service, sewage and cable TV are all available. Sites all looked pretty level and all were pull thrus. Hired help was friendly. Propane and dumpstation service was available. Behind an RV sales lot with parts and RV repair service available. Sales are mostly trailers, bumper pulls and fifth wheels. Signs said it was under new management. Sales help was attentive and friendly. All trailers were open and prices posted. Oak, pecan, redbud and other trees on the sites. Wild flowers were in bloom when we were there. Squirrels, robins, mocking birds, sparrows, doves and blackbirds gave that "country" feel. Pool (closed when we were there), playground, pet run, rec room and a lightly stocked store were found. Whole area was mowed including the pet run. With the air conditioner on low we couldn't hear the Hiway sounds or distant train whistles. No WiFi was available. Cell phone service was maximum strength so a laptop "air" card would work. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park for a overnight stay, but very noisy. Highway on one side, and railroad on the other. Great RV parts store on site, as well as dealership. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.