This is an odd little place, but I've stayed here before and would again. There were 3 permanents here, never saw any of them. Their trailers were nice. The WiFi worked. I can't really say anything bad about the place, it's just a little add-on to a motel. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
It was very windy so we stopped at first place off main hwy. They only had 1 space available due to other 6 being occupied by perm. renters. We needed a place to spend night so we were glad they had a space. Pull thru short, very level, hwy noise all night and early in am perm. residents started vehicles and left around 6 am. It is definitely not a destination or "resort" park, but suited our need to get off the highway in the wind. Probably would not stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Neat and clean, but not much in the way of services. Full water/electric/sewer/cable TV but no bathrooms, showers, laundry, shop, restaurant. Wi-Fi system too far away from RV area, especially when other RVs are between you and the motel (limitation is probably more the signal strength of an average laptop than signal strength of central antenna). Situated right on noisy major highway, bright spotlights all night. Water spigots in hole directly underneath sewer inlets (Yuck!). Staff courteous but often not intelligible. Clean, level sites, close but not tight. With all its deficiencies, it's still possibly your best choice in Snyder. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Had to stay here as other campgrounds full. Level dirt sites so close that it is hard to walk between campers with slides out. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is actually a mobile home park with a few overnight pull-through sites available. Our site was long enough for a 35' motorhome and a car without unhooking, and it was level. All utilities worked well, as did the cable TV. Some of the interior roads have potholes. The owners are extremely friendly and helpful. There are large trees at the sites, but they were trimmed well enough that we had no problem with our slides. The park was very quiet at night. This is a basic, economical overnight stop. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park is different; think it was a former dude ranch. Our GPS incorrectly took us in on a very dirty, dusty road off highway 84. When we got to the park entrance, we saw the paved road we should have taken in from a little further North off highway 84. This old ranch had a number of buildings for hosting events; barnyard animals, a helicopter that came and went a few times and a lot of dust. We never saw nor spoke to park management. An answering service takes the calls and encouraged us to just show up as they usually have sites available. We simply left cash in the night drop and chose our own site which was pretty level. The dirt roads inside the park had potholes that we were able to negotiate OK. Except for the helicopter, that was interesting to watch, it was very quiet. I would stay here again if my RV was already dirty. I would not stay here in a clean RV nor arrive in the dark as it would be hard to avoid the potholes and figure which site would work for a big rig with towed. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park is located in a rural area, just a couple of miles from the highway. Access is good, via paved county roads. The somewhat secluded location makes for a quiet camping experience so far as road noise is concerned. Although off the beaten path, one's impression is that the facility has seen better days. It does not appear as though any maintenance has been done in years, including the interior roads that are gravel and full of potholes. Many trees, which is nice, cause some interfere with vehicle traffic. Many sites are end-to-end, and very short. Water, sewer, and electricity seemed to work fine although the hook ups were in pretty marginal condition. Most of the park sites are take up by permanent campers, some of whom are obviously not neat freaks based on the assortment of scooters, motorcycles, BBQ grills, coolers, lawn chairs and assorted “stuff” laying around their sites. Although very friendly and seemingly helpful on the telephone the park staff was never available at the office. We never saw a host during our entire stay. We did not feel comfortable or safe here at all. We will not return and would not recommend this park to anyone. Sorry. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Wow! So quiet at night, except the trains, that were distant. Like a ghost town of a dude ranch, on it's last legs. Sites are easy to get into, fairly level, gravel mixed with broken glass. A few work camper residents leave early, but are quiet. A decent stop off US 84, and with Passport America, an OK value for full hookups. I would not go out of my way to avoid this place for one night. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Don't know what the beef is by former reviewers. This was a DUDE RANCH converted to a camp ranch. Owner returned calls. Ate dinner w/ owner is very friendly. Cafe open when they have groups in. Food was very good and reasonable. Out under Texas sky, very quiet. About 1-1/4 mi. from Hwy. 84, paved roads to and into CG. Sites on slight slants, roomy, semi shaded some w/ fire pits. Verizon phone worked fine. Roof mounted satellite OK too. Stayed in 40' MH w/ pull car in one of their pull throughs. Would stay here again. Price was Passport America Member. We camped here in a Motorhome.
There were no shower/bathroom facilities. There was no wi-fi; and, when I called about amenities and asked about cable, I was told they have cable. But, we were unable to receive said cable service. We were unable to receive cell phone service while there. There is a pool which was clean (with the exception of leaves that had blown into it -- but, in West Texas with the wind blowing, of course there will be leaves in the pool). This is a very rustic campground, and the only "shade" trees are mesquite trees -- which give limited (VERY limited) shade. There were several buildings which looked to be "motel" rooms for large groups that might come in. We were told they have a restaurant, but if so, we had no idea when/if it was even open. As stated before, there were several animals, and the only time we saw ANYONE else was later in the evening (just before it began storming) when a lady was feeding the animals. Also as stated before, we paid by leaving our payment in the mailbox. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
If there were restrooms or showers, they were locked up. There is no laundry. No fire pits or grills and no picnic tables. The sites are gravel as are the access roads. Sites are 40' wide. There are some neat farm animals and deer and peacocks. There is no staff around. You just leave your payment in a mailbox. Trying to get a reservation by telephone is difficult. You get an answering service. It took me ten tries over three months to get a call back. The email address doesn't work, and US mail isn't answered. There are a couple of swings and slides. Maintenance has been neglected. This is formerly the Wagon Wheel Guest Ranch. This is not a destination campground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.