Nice folks run this RV Park. They were very helpful as we came in after dark, and he led us to our site. The site was very flat with easy hook up. Since we were staying one night we took the site without sewer. Laundry room was close, and machines were in good shape; $2 a load. It was a warm night in the 70's. The park was easy to find and fairly close to the freeway. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Yikes! Thank goodness this was only an overnight stop. The bathrooms were cold. No heat in them. Shower curtains for the bathroom stall doors. You definitely want to wear shower shoes when you use the showers. Worst part? The F-15's from Dyess Air Force Base. I thought it was landing on us! They did quit taking off by 10 pm. Best part? Right off the highway next to the Flying J. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park was handy to the highway and had big pull through sites BUT it had some highway noise and worse were the low, I mean low flying airplanes coming over until about 10:00 pm and the train going by all night long. We only stopped for 1 night but won't stop again. I cannot imagine anyone paying full price for a stay. I need to learn to read the reviews first. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Passport America website indicates the regular nightly rate for this park is $36. That has to be a mis-representation to allow them to charge nearly full rate for Passport America customers. If not, this park is considerably over-priced for its fair to average facilities, with gravel roads, sites, and poorly placed utilities. The 50% discount Passport America price was about what it should be BEFORE the discount. Very long pull-through sites are compromised by having all utility connections on the road at the extreme rear of the site. We would have had to have 1 or 2 extensions in order to connect our sewer. Grass needed mowing. No WIFI in park, but we were able to pick up a workable signal from the Flying J WIFI about 1/4 mile away. We would not likely choose to stay here more than one to two nights. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed in 15 parks over the course of a month and a half ~ this park was the worst one of all. The low, low flying aircraft, the crummy site (with unkempt trees, open sewer, patches of grass), washing machine that sounded like one of the jets overhead, pot-holed roads and the rundown permanent trailers/residents are just a few reasons we will opt to stay in a Walmart parking lot if we're ever in the area again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Worst RV park we have ever stayed at. At end of Air Force runway with jets taking off all night long and still wheels down when they went over RV. We not only heard them, we felt them. Campground looks like deserted mobile home park with many junk RV's sitting around. Water hose bib covered with piece of dirty carpet. Sewer opening covered with slab of concrete. At least the grass had been mowed or it probably would have been full of snakes. Pass this one by. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is the worse RV park that we have ever visited. Talk about trains, planes and automobiles. Well, this park has it all. Very dumpy. Mowing needs to be done. We were put in a site by a dilapidated old trailer that had been there a long time. Couldn't hookup to water because the hookup was actually missing. As we laid in bed, we could see the Air Force plane's blinking lights through our roof vents, as they flew very low above us. My husband wanted to leave about 2:00 AM, but he was concerned that we would wake everyone with our diesel truck. I don't think that he needed to worry about waking anyone. Nobody could sleep between the planes, trains and trucks on the highway. We will never stay at this park again, plus we advise all of our RVing friends not to stay here either. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park has really gone down-hill and is now a real dump. Do not enter it at night as large tree branches hang well out into the road and cannot be seen after dark. The site was long enough for our 40' with toad but the utilities were all at the edge of the road so we could not reach the sewer with 30' of hose. We needed 100' of water hose. The roads are filled with holes and there wasn't a light in the entire park. It is located next to a junk yard, an Air Force Base and the Interstate. We consider this the poster park for boondocking at Wal-Mart which we very seldom recommend. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Pool was there but not maintained, rate higher then Passport advertised. Excessive noise level from interstate, railroad and B-1 Bombers from AFB. Not good for a restful nights sleep. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I agree with the prior review - we needed a place to stay and this was okay. Almost. No one mentioned the USAF base 2 miles away with B-1 bombers and C-130s that did touch-and-goes for hours at a time. While we were the landing pattern it wasn't bad, but mornings we were in the take-off zone. Fortunately we have a sense of humor and laughed as the house shook. The pool wasn't open yet. The fishing pond didn't look too inviting, but it might be to someone with a pole. We asked for a satellite friendly site and it was. Most people were over-nighters. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not much else out there in Abilene Country. I'll give it a "5", out of reasonable kindness. Dumpy little park, actually, with very few 50 amp service sites. Some trees, but if you pick your spot carefully, it won't be a problem getting in/out with "Big Rigs." Dirt road getting in (watch holes) and dirt roads and sites throughout. Level enough sites. Actually surprised that the "Big Rigs" book even mentioned this place. Oh, well, we all need a place to stop overnight. Stayed here in Oct. '04 with 42' motor home with toad. We camped here in a Motorhome.