Great -if you like eating dirt
By A Yahoo! Contributor, 6/4/11
When we first arrived the campground seemed very clean and nice. Then we realized a SMALL patch of grass(?) was to be our tent camp site. As we pitched our tents the wind was blowing -hard. We're from west Tx, so wind is no big deal, but this was so bad that it broke our brand new tent within 30 min! Afterwards, we decided to go swimming only to realize 2 things: 1, no matter where you go, there is always a staff member watching your every move and 2, for a camp of this size, the swimming pool is surprisingly small. I will admit, after having difficulties we asked the staff if we could upgrade to a site that had walls to block the wind, and they said yes, free of charge. Unfortunately, it didn't help considering that the wind was blowing Parallel to the one wall he had. Needless to say, the wind was so horrible we only stayed one night and decided we would rather lose out on money paid for a 2 day stay, than remain there another day. So after eating and sleeping in dirt blown up from the rough winds, we packed up and left. Don't be mislead by pics on the website, there is nothing but dirt with no green grass or any trees. If you are driving an RV, the campsite is great (as everyone we saw with RV's didn't actually come out of their vehicles until sundown), but as for good old-fashioned tent camping, don't even bother.