This is a very nice facility which could be a great RV  park - with proper management.  There are no rules enforced; which, makes it difficult for campers who are accustomed to following rules and sleeping at night.  The pros:  the sites are fairly level, long and wide, and set among tall pines through which campers can maneuver fairly easily.  The Wi-Fi is strong and antenna TV is adequate.  The check-in (presumably by the owner) was friendly and accommodating.  There are no long-term residents.  The cons:  this is a party place on the weekend, and no one seems to be around to enforce quiet times or pet rules. The electrical breakers are a little weak, also.   We came in on Friday, and there was a band and/or stereo that played loudly until 2 a.m. Saturday night the park had a Cajun band in their entertainment barn, and we were able to sleep through that. The Lakeview is convenient to the Liberty Theater and Fred's Lounge, which we enjoy occasionally, but we'll find another place to camp next time.

This is an OK overnight stop if you don't mind unhooking to level a trailer.  We were the only travelers in a campground filled with workers, but the sites are huge, grassy, and clean. The workers were quiet, no dogs barking.  The only noise was from I-10--there's no sound buffer at all.  There are no trees, so this would be a hot place in the summer.  No cable or WiFi, but all utilities worked well.  It's a little overpriced for what you get, but there's not a lot to choose from out here.

This was our first time here, and we will be back. The whole park is just packed gravel, and it would be dusty in the wind, but this is West Texas. The sites are long and have room for a little patio and picnic table. Unfortunately we had to unhook to get level. The people are very nice, the place is clean, and the wi-fi is good. They have some small trees planted, but would have done better to make the sites wider and add some native plants for privacy and dust control. No cable, and there are only 3 English-speaking stations.

We've stayed here many times over the years, just passing through, and have always had a pleasant stay--until this year. We've put up with the narrow sites and the fuzzy cable because the owners ran a good park, the location is convenient for us, and there were always lots of fellow campers to visit with. Somehow this has become a mobile home park with a few spaces for travelers. The long-term residents drive through the vacant sites, walk through our yard, and in general don't practice good camper etiquette. And the cable is still fuzzy. We expect more for $30 (cash or check). We'll be looking for a new stop on our way across TX.

Our site was in the back section of the park, w/e only, and took some really creative maneuvering to park our 32' 5th wheel. We ended up crooked to be able to let our slides out. Then there was hardly room to park the truck. No Wi-Fi at the sites, and the office was too far away to check out. Dogs were left outside while owners were gone, and the family group all around us visited until after 11 p.m. There just isn't much choice on this side of Rocky Mountain NP. There are new owners, local people, so maybe things will get better.

We arrived on a Sunday with reservations. The office was closed, but our instructions were by the door. That would have been alright, except we could not get the cable to work, and did not know if the fault was theirs or ours. The WiFi is underpowered, but worked well early in the morning. This is mostly a workers' park, and there was a mobile home park across the fence with barking dogs. Our site was near the front, gravel, fairly level. This is the only game in town if you want to be near Aspen. For half the price, I would stay here again; otherwise, no.

This is a return trip to this park, and we would go back again. This is a very clean, neat park. Everything works well, including Wi-Fi and air TV. The whole park is gravel, with grass and shrubs in the tent sites and around the perimeter. The staff is friendly and helpful. The only complaint is that the sites are not well delineated, and none of them appear to be close to level. Setting up was a little difficult.

We camped in this park many years ago and have been back a few times since. It's set among sage brush, which I've always loved about it. There are a few trees, but not large enough for shade. The sites are level with concrete pads. The price is with a discount, although their website gave the price as $39 for this site. We were in #29, a nice roomy end site. We would stay here again.

I agree with most of the previous comments about this park. The sites are long--we parked a 32' fifth wheel with a Wrangler behind it. The sites are narrow, but level enough that we didn't unhook the truck. They've let the grass die,although there seems to be irrigation in place. The cable TV is not very clear, but the Wi-Fi is good. The lady who checked us in was efficient, but not particularly friendly. We had just been dry camping, or we would have stayed in Green River SP. Not a bad park, but it could be much better.

The park is great for people wanting access to Lake Logan Martin. It is cleaned and well-maintained, quiet, mostly gravel with some grass. We were here for only one night and had to unhook to get level. The Internet was spotty during the evening, but worked great the next morning. We would stop here again.

Very nice park. Wide, grassy sites with a level gravel pad. Wi-Fi does not reach all sites, but the host put us near the office, and we were able to connect.

We spent a week here when our truck broke down in 2006, and we made a point of stopping here on this trip through Wyoming. It's not a beautiful park, and the sites are close. But Peter D. was so helpful before, we came back. He runs a tight ship and expects dog-owners to pick up after them, which we find refreshing. The place is immaculate! Respect his rules and he'll be a good friend. The WiFi was free and excellent even 4 years ago.

This is a very nice municipal CG which has the potential to be top-notch. Lots of grass, fairly level. There was no host present when we stayed, and the park obviously needs more oversight. We looked at a full-service, cable TV site, but there was a barking, unattended Rottweiler chained up outside, so we chose a site out of his sight. Too many long-term campers who are not so neat.

Just a big gravel parking lot, like all the parks in town, but everything worked, including the WiFi. It's a very friendly place, close to the harbor. This will be our choice in Valdez next time we come.

We stayed here 4 years ago, and the WiFi didn't work. They're still "working on it." I never connected. We didn't stay in a "super site" since we didn't need 50 amp, but we were so close to our neighbor, whose furnace whined and ran all night, the big sites were looking good. Instead we moved to Bear Paw, saved $2 and had working internet.

By far the best option in Stewart/Hyder. Our site was level, and there was lots of grass for our cat to play in. It's quite informal, but everything works, including the WiFi!

We had tried to stay here before, but it books up quickly, so reservations are suggested. Big, grassy sites, and everything works, including the Wi-Fi. The staff was busy planting flowers everywhere, which they grow from seed in their greenhouse.

This is a very nice park with a scenic view of Santa Fe. We have stayed here many times; all things considered, it is the best available for Santa Fe. Their WiFi, however, is underpowered for the size of the park. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. And for the price, one would expect cable TV. They do increase their rates during the Albequerque Balloon Fiesta, and held onto those rates a few days afterward, which I didn't appreciate.

This was a pleasant surprise. Our site was fairly level, with plenty of room for a 32' 5th wheel and tow vehicle. Picnic table needed to be replaced. No promise that the WiFi would work at our site (#17), but it did. Cash or check only accepted. We would camp here for an extended stay.