The roads were full of potholes and the sites unlevel. Needs a lot of work done, but could be a nice park. They are building Condos next to the park and seem to take more interest in them than the R.V. park. You have to pay for wifi through Tengo and it didn't work most of the time. Some said it worked if you were close to the office. They had a lot of activities. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We enjoyed our time here. However, this is an older park that has not been kept up as we would have desired. You have to spend quite a bit of time to find a site large enough and level enough to handle your rig. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a members only park. Since we're not members, we were required to sit in on an hour-long presentations which lasted almost two. We're new to RV'ing, we usually take weekend trips within an hour or so from home. Because my husband's work situation has very recently changed, we may not be able to use out RV much for the next 12-18 months. It is not a good idea for us to buy a membership in the near future, if at all. The first gentleman was very nice, trying to sell us on the time-share and giving us a tour. When the second gentleman approached us, we told him our situation. He asked if we would be purchasing a membership. When we said no, again, he said, VERY RUDELY, " Thanks for coming and you can't come back". There was no reason for him to be rude to us. We had already decided that even if it weren't a members-only park, we would not return. It was a big disappointment from the photos on their website. The "sandy beach area" is non-existent. The gentleman told me that the photo on the website is from "20 years ago" and they plan on getting it back to look like that. We were told they are new owners and they have huge plans on upgrading this park. If they do what they say, it will be a very nice place to stay. The basketball court and the RV sites are in disrepair. The first couple of sites we tried to park at were too high and the bottom of our RV was scraping. There was no way we could park there. The electricity didn't work at the site next to the one where we finally parked. If you plan on staying here, make sure you have a very long sewer hose. We were told that the playground equipment was recently put in. I DO NOT believe that for a second. My daughter & I played on it today and it's in good shape but by no means is it nearly new. When I called to make reservations, I asked if they had wi-fi or cable. They said no. The gentleman today said their wi-fi is down but they have it. The restrooms are clean and recently renovated. There is A/C in the laundry room. The park is very wooded with a pretty view of the lake through the trees. Canoe rentals are $25/half day and $35/full day. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Camp has 2 sections - one shaded, one not. Shaded sites were crammed together, VERY small sites. Roads not maintained or paved. Also the sites were not level. Bathrooms poorly placed and still under construction. Picnic tables there, no fire rings. We did have nice view of lake, and there were lots of trees. Dumpsters not very conveniently located. This will no longer be a public park as of Jan 2007. Memberships for sale. I would not return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We really enjoyed the quiet this park provides. The park itself needs a lot of TLC and seems to suffer erosion problems from summer rains. We would definitely come back to this park. No free WiFi. The park is in two sections, one without trees and one with a lot of trees. There were 2 dumpsters but as far away from the sites that they could be placed. Bring your leveling blocks, long water hoses and long power cables. The park appeared to be full while we were here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Agree with previous reviewer's comments. We were supposed to pay, but a dollar less. No big deal, but this place is in such disrepair that we wouldn't return here at any price. This is our third member park since we bought our membership, and we're beginning to wonder whether we've made a costly mistake. It's a shame, too, since there is potential here. It needs lots of attention, though, and personally, we'd prefer a fenced dog park to a church service and "No Alcohol in the Clubhouse" signs. If that's for you, just be sure to bring a circuit breaker and lots of extensions for wires and hoses. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an older membership park. We camped here through Western Horizon and were surprised when we were required to pay $5 a day (our membership provides free camping at Western Horizon parks). This is an affiliate park for WH but WH doesn't list this in their web site or notify you when making reservations. WH's fault, not the CG. Roads were full of ruts and sites are not arranged properly. Need to make sure you have plenty of electric cord and water hose. Sewer connections at each site but water and electric are shared by three sites so it can be a reach to those. When checking in, we were told to just go find a site with no campground map or instructions. If this park wants longer stays, they need to do a lot of work. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a large ( 202 sites ) park with a nice pool and friendly people. They keep the grounds well mowed but their one male and one female bathhouse was marginal as they had a renovation sign up on both sides of the one house. Also the bath house and the one set of dumpsters were a lengthy hike from most (ours included ) sites. Lake Conroe was WAY WAY down so there was no beach and boat launching unless you wanted to wade through the weeds. Their boat dock was an eyesore but the low lake levels is nothing they can control. Nice pool, fair miniature golf and tennis courts but a good stopover park enroute to a destination. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here with our 3 children. The park is an older park, however they are in the renovation process. Once they have renovated, it will be nice. The lake is down, so there's no fishing hardly. The best thing about the park is the swimming pool, it's pretty big and has 2 water slides the kids love. They do serve breakfast and dinner for a cost of $5 - $8. It's pretty good. Once they are finished it will be a great place to stay. The park is very little, miniature golf is so-so. Overall a good place to stay with bored children! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Swimming pool was clean and had two water slides (kids loved it). Interior roads were badly maintained (washed out gravel) and very narrow making quite a few sites inaccessible with our 38' 5er. The camp sites were not level and the connections (water, sewer and electric) were awkwardly placed creating a long run for hoses and cords. There were quite a few full time trailers that were in bad need of repair, washing and general site cleanup; looked like they had been sitting there for a number of years. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

An older park that is undergoing some expansion. The shaded sites are in the older part and some can handle the larger rigs, but is a bit tight. The open area and the newer sites, when finished, are very accessible to the larger Class A's and 5th wheels. It rained the time I was there and didn't get to use the facilities, such as miniture golf and swimming pool, but they are available. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We camped here in section A using our Thousand Trails membership. We had 50 amp, water, sewer, a table and fire ring. Our site was new and was large. As with all Thousand Trails parks we've been to, we've been very happy. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Gravel, grass & dirt large sites. Typical TTN RV park, needs work on internal roads and leveling of sites. Handy to Lake area and Houston. Nightly rate a guess as we are TTN members We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice clean park. Very few trees. Shelled drive and parking areas. Most areas level. Free WIFI. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Park is 1 mile easy on/off of interstate. Very clean and well kept. Spaces are far enough apart as not to feel crowded. Water pressure was good and electricity voltage did not drop in late afternoon when all A/Cs were on. Has lake and paddle boat. Fishing is allowed but catch and release only. Honors most discounts. We used Passport America. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Not what we expected. Older trailers and tight spaces. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park is not on the lake. There is a canal that leads from several of the campsites to the lake, but the lake is extremely low, and it's very difficult to get there. Besides, most of the premium spots on the water are taken by permanent and/or seasonal residents. Park could use more garbage dumpsters, as they were always full and not very conveniently located. We did find the hot tub and swimming pool clean and very inviting. The staff was also very friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very friendly staff welcomed us for a great week of fishing. It was extremely peaceful with lots of bird life, including ducks, egrits, swans and so on. We were able to dock our boat behind our site, although most sites were set up so that docks were not necessary. The sites are large with very level pads and leveling wasn't any problem. The pool and spa were always imaculate and the staff made sure we, as older folks, had a peaceful time there, even though children were always welcome. We are definitely making this a park that we will return too, every time we come to Texas. Sincerely, Bob & Audrey from B.C., Canada We camped here in a Motorhome.

Weekly and Monthly only. Excellent Winter Texas destination. Fish right out the door. Near excellent shopping. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice park located on Lake Conroe. They have a very nice swimming pool including a childrens wading pool and a separate hot tub/spa. There are two boat ramps for launching your boat. We purchased a pedal boat for "cruising" around the lake. There are also lots of activities and points of interest outside the park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.