Texan RV Ranch is mostly construction workers and people who live there full time. Many of the sites have a large accumulation of junk which make the park unattractive and difficult to maintain. I have stayed there for several years and have seen a gradual decline in this facility which can be attributed to the full time or nearly full time occupants with their "deer lease" type campers. The park also allows dangerous breeds of dogs and during our last visit we noticed a Doberman Pincher. Early mornings are also very noisy because the construction workers leave for their jobs beginning at about 5:30 am. Nighttime access to the restrooms is nearly impossible because the construction workers are all taking showers. I would not recommend Texan RV Ranch and do not plan to stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We booked ahead intending to stay here for 8 days but ended up leaving after 4, and lost our money for the remainder of our booking as there was a no refund policy. The staff is incredibly friendly and the on site store is very well stocked, but that is about all the positives we could provide. The park itself is all gravel (big gravel) so is not conducive to sitting outside: very uncomfortable. The park is predominately full timers and there was no community atmosphere at all. We are always up for a chat but did not speak one word to anyone else in the park, even when doing our laundry. (Laundry was nice and clean). Although conveniently situated between Fort Worth and Dallas, we would only recommend this park as a one night stop over if desperate, as there are plenty of others in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.