I completely agree with the previous posts regarding this campground. However, it is hard to find. There are no signs whatsoever. The directions on the campground web site only mention to turn right on Turbville RD but doesn't say how far it is. Well, it is the second street and there is a big steakhouse on the corner. Good luck.

This is a very plain CG. It is about 1/4 mile off of the interstate so noise is not a problem. Like a lot of the West Texas CGs, it is mostly full of workers living here but it has not taken on the trashy look that most CGs do when full of workers. The couple who own it are very nice.

This campground is now closed. Someone told us that it has been turned over to the city of Flower Mound and they may reopen it next year (2010).

This is absolutely a no frills CG/RV park. It's not listed in any CG directory but we found it by asking at a local service station. We were desperate for a CG late in the afternoon/evening and were tired. No showers but that's OK as we are self contained. Some long term residents but we had no problems. We were just glad to find a place to stop for the night. The rate quoted is for a 30amp site with water.

Not a destination CG, but as previous reviewer stated a "real diamond in the rough". I'd stop here any time.

Certainly not fancy, but functional. Mostly seasonal (workers) so it can look rather trashy. We have stayed here several times for one night when passing through the area. For the money ($25 less 10% GS discount) it is great. Full hookups, including 50 amp, good free wi-fi and CTV. Close to I-10 but road noise is not a problem. Rest rooms/showers are clean.

I'm not a big KOA fan, but this one is very good. Well off of the highway (I-10) so road noise is not an issue. Spic and span clean park all around. My problem with KOA's in general is that they are overpriced and too often sit right next to the highway.

Super nice park. Park appears to be fairly new. Nice, clean and private showers. A few miles from Texarkana but still close enough to everything.

Not bad for a stop over. Some highway noise but it's not too bad. There was a lot of noise from trains passing nearby. Friendly staff.

We have stayed here several times and have found it to be a neat place to stay. Lots of shade. Senior citizens over 62 can stay for $20 per night.

A nice CG. Not exactly for kids as there isn't much for them to do. The highway can be noisy at times but is not a problem if you are in the full hook-up area. There is a great bike/hiking path that goes for miles along the Hennipen canal. One negative about the CG is that electric power is low, especially during warm weather, so be careful about running the a.c.

A nice little RV park. Not fancy, but very nice. Maybe a little on the old side though. We stayed here three nights while we explored the area and would stay again. Price reflects the Good Same rate.

While this park probably had the nicest shower house I've ever seen, I can't give it a higher rating for two reasons. Road noise from the interstate highway and poor, muddy sites for water / elec. only sites.

We have used this park several times as a one night stop over. It is handy to I-10 and easy to get in and out of. It is close to I-10 so noise road noise may be a factor but we slept with the windows closed and the air conditioner on. Staff is friendly and escort you to your site. They even furnish the cable for the cable tv.

Can't say enough good things about this CG. It is well off of the highway and nice and quiet. Owners are terrific people as are their workampers.

Very nice CG with lots of shade. Far enough off of the highway to be quiet. Owners very friendly and helpful. We would stay here again. Price reflects GS discount.

This is a nice clean park with nice, level pull through sites. It is only 8 miles to the West entrance to Glacier National Park. The owners stay on site in a fifth wheel and had a very nice Work camper couple assisting them.

Like most state parks, they give you a lot f room between sites. My gripe with all of the Michigan state parks is the fee they charge for each motor vehicle. We have a motorhome so therefore we needed to pay for a pass for each vehicle which is stupid. All you do is drive the motorhome to your site and then again when you leave. People with a trailer or fifth wheel do not have to pay for their camper unit since it is not a motor vehicle. I'll never stay in a Michigan state park again.