Although this is a clean campground, it has little to offer. Noise is most disturbing. You hear trains all night and road construction during the day. It’s close to Texas A&M. It may be okay for a few days but that’s it. They don’t even have picnic tables here. When we asked, the manager told us that they don’t provide picnic tables; this park is all about location, location, location. We only stayed here since we had to bring our cat to Texas A&M’s small animal clinic for an ultrasound. The manager was not friendly at all. On arrival, he told us to make sure we were out before noon on Friday since Texas A&M had a football game that weekend. Also, campfires are not permitted in this park. You must be self contained since there are no facilities whatsoever. There is no laundry on site either. Pros are paved roads, concrete pads and good cable reception. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have stayed here about 5 or 6 times. It's very clean and the management is very friendly. There are a few places to walk your dogs if you have pets. We will keep coming back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Well the morning after I arrived, I went into the office to pay, and I was told, "We have a small problem." I was told that we could stay for one more day, but not for a week, because we had small children. This is NOT a family friendly park! (We were told that it wasn't a behavior problem, just that the park didn't want small children there because they have third shift nurses and students staying in the park.) I wondered how my well-behaved children could have bothered these other people more than the FREIGHT TRAIN that comes through about 10 times a day, blowing the train horns for the intersection 50 yards away! Not to mention the traffic that is horrible and right in your front yard. When you add in that this place has no showers, bathroom facilities, or laundry, it makes the place a real ripoff for $30 bucks per day. We will never stay here again, I can assure you that. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Campground is neatly kept with new, clean shower and laundry house (which gave it a higher rate). This is a place to park and sleep only. Very small sites without picnic tables, grills, or fire ring. Just off highway 6 with some road noise, but not too bad. Friendly owners. Some apparent full timers in the park, but none that weren't taken care of by the resident. Perfect for a short visit to the university and convenient for that purpose or other visits to College Station area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We pulled in and after a quick look around and quote on rate we were gone. This park is greatly over priced. It is a small park, but could see evidence of new park being built. Park appeared to be un-kept and sites were small. On-site management seems to be part-time. I called for information and call was not returned. We pulled in anyway and regretted getting off the highway. The potential for something better is here, but doesn't currently exist, at least not for $25. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Pro's: Hosts were friendly and the setting with lots of trees was nice. Con's: The park appeared to be mainly for permanent residents. We were the only short-timer there. Site wasn't particularly level (had to put blocks under wheels). We only stayed one night, but I think a Wal-Mart would have sufficed and been a lot cheaper. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This gentleman runs a very nice, clean, campground. It's not a destination park, it's a functional, "no-frills" campground. Other than a very pretty lake and nature walk that surrounds the lake, there's little to do here. Restrooms are very clean. No Wi-Fi. Crystal-clear cable TV has about 70 channels. Internet access is available through the cable TV connection. You pay a $50.00 deposit for the internet modem equipment, but get it back when you return the modem at check-out. No campground store. Very clean washer/dryer room in the office building. Propane available. Near the highway, a little road noise, but not that bad, especially towards the back of the park. Five-minute drive to the Texas Motor Speedway. Short drive North on State Highway 6 into College Station and Bryan. We liked the campground, and will stay here again if we are in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

There are lots of shade trees, which was very nice. Our space (#39) was pretty level side to side, but had to be very low in the front and very high in the back. They have an extensive list of rules, and among them, no electric space heaters (not a problem since we were here in the summer), but no electric water heater -- no exceptions. There is no store, but they do sell propane. The laundry is quite clean and has several machines, although I did not use them. The shower facilities are one toilet/shower/sink/dressing area each for men and women. When DH asked about locking the door, he was told that is quite acceptable. The shower is quite large -- if a parent needs to take little ones in with them and shower them at the same time as parent is showering. So that was nice. The shower facilities are quite clean and did not look dated. It would be nice to have a pool, but there is a pond (no swimming), but can fish in it. There are no fire rings nor picnic tables, but there was a nice little concrete patio outside our door. The owners live on the property and were quite friendly. If in the area, we would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.