New park but in need of trees, shrubs and grass. Small dirt/mud areas at each site, not seeded with grass, just a few weeds. Very small, almost unusable concrete slabs for patio area. Owners should extend the slabs and forget the tiny patch of dirt/mud. No wi-fi, but owner suggested we log on to one of the neighbor's unsecured wi-fi networks!!!! We used our Verizon air card instead. Didn't try the cable. Right next to the freeway, so there was road noise, but not intolerable, though we were in the back. Good park for visiting the area's museums and points of interest. No hiking/walking trails. Located in rundown rural neighborhood. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice park with a friendly manager. Just a perfect location. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park opened in September of 2009 and continues to have new services and updates added. The owner and his father are very accommodating. All services are new. Currently there are 3 washers and 3 dryers. There are three family style restrooms that are kept very clean. Propane refill is on site. A mobile RV repair service is available. Very close to major grocery stores, movie's, mall shopping and restaurants galore. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed three nights in this park while visiting Bush Presidential Library in College Station. This is strictly a utilitarian type of place - it provides the basics you need but no ambiance at all. It is located in an industrial area and has no attractive features or landscaping. The Cable TV is excellent and has 70+ channels. Wi-Fi is offered but we used our own Internet card. The sites, which are fairly narrow, have a little grass between them but no trees, except for a few on the perimeter. Most of the residents appear to be permanent. Some of the units are very old and unattractive, but the lots are free of junk. The park serves its purpose, but we would not return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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.

This is a mobile home park with some very unorganized spaces for RVs. The pull thourghs are sloped so badly that you need blocks under one end of motorhome to get level. The male manager is very rude, and the neighborhood is not one that you want to be in after dark, unless you like "Boom Boxes" at 1AM. Keep on driving, if you can not find anything else. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here one night, and that was more than enough. The sites were extremely close together, and were very difficult to get in and out of. The hookups were all at the very front of the site, so we had to pull completely through the site, unhook our trailer, and then drive back around to park the suburban behind the trailer. Sites for daily use were all gravel and staggered so that they could fit more in. This was mostly a mobile home park with lots of permanent residents and very few day use people. We will not be staying here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Without a previous review, this park was chosen with reluctance based on AAA and Woodall's rating and we were satisfied. Our rate was with the CC USA discount. The mobile home section is separate from the RV section. Many of RVs appear to be monthly -- construction workers or snowbirds. Overnighters are assigned to a cemented, long pull-thru site; other sites are gravel and back-in. The grounds and bathroom/showers were clean; great Wi-Fi and cable. The owners live on site and were friendly. Laundry rates were very reasonable. The park is in a residential area and quiet overnight and 1 ml from Hwy 6. The only negative was being on the site near the entrance and the traffic going in/out during morning and evening hours. We would return again if in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Perhaps it is better than a wide spot in the road, but then again maybe not. For heaven's sake don't drive through the park. There are speed bumps about every 60 feet. I think controlling speed is important, but this is plain dumb. A guy in an Aggie shirt took us into our site, but he couldn't give us a receipt. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed in a pull-through at the front of the park. The rest of the park seemed to be filled with permanent residents, and for the most part, their sites were fairly well maintained. Reservations would be a good idea. Problems with the pull-through in the front: road noise, could not bring in a Dish satellite signal due to trees and after a heavy rain storm, the sewer drain in our site and in the site next to us filled up and could not be used. Benefits to staying here are that the sites are easy to get into, and level, and the park hosts are friendly & helpful. Conveniently located to stores, etc. Other than the road noise (which didn't bother us too much), the park is very quiet at night. The park offers free cable service, which we did not use. It also offers free Wi-Fi. We attempted to use that service one time, but the signal was very low. My Verizon broadband card worked well. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Older campground; very good staff. Very quiet at night, except in the pull throughs. We were there on a monthly rate. We camped here in a Motorhome.