Okay RV Park

Level lot was long enough for our 40' fiver but had to park the truck crosswise in front of it. Mostly all-year-rounders here but everyone friendly. Wi-fi is iffy. Sewer, water and electric good. Clean restrooms at the far end of the park from the overnight pull-thru sites. Park manager (Lester) very helpful. 2 washers and 2 dryers in unairconditioned section of office. Don't need money for them but put $3.50/load into honor box. No pool, no playground; just a quiet-ish place for an overnight. Be aware, they charge $1.00 PER NIGHT for using your credit card so if you're staying a week, it's $7 to use it.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Easy off/on I-10

We were a little hesitant to stop here because we couldn't find any current reviews for it but after talking to the manager on the phone, his friendliness put us at ease. And a very nice campground it is. They honor camping club memberships so our rate is a Passport America rate. Long level paved lots with slopes at each end (pull-throughs). Had absolutely no trouble with our 40' fiver. Back-ins were also long with the slope at the end. Restroom are dated but very clean; laundry also very clean. Grass is mowed. Not much in the line of shade, courtesy of Katrina, but the trees are trying to make a comeback. Close to shopping and a great choice of restaurants. Yes, there is considerable noise from the interstate but when you’re inside with the AC running, you barely hear it and it quieted down at night. There is also an airport and train tracks nearby but few trains and fewer planes. We did joke that we felt we were in the middle of “trains, planes, and automobiles”, though. Great cable and Wi-Fi. Easy drive to the Gulf where you’ll find plenty of places to park to enjoy the beach. No pool, but who needs one when the Gulf is about 4 miles away? No picnic tables or grills or playground; just a clean, well-kept campground with easy access to I-10, food, entertainment. Would definitely recommend this to others.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Friendly owner...long sites.

Very nice wide, easy access, long pull thru in the shade. Quiet. $130/week. Owner is extremely friendly and he and his staff are quick to address any problems you may have. Laundy is $1 wash, $1 dry; can't beat that. Ice cream truck comes through daily which was sort of fun. Easy access to Mobile; close to Bellingrath Gardens (a must see!). Fishing in Dog River. Would definitely stay here again and recommend it to others.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Enjoy nearby Frog City

Very nice little RV park right off I-10, but with no noise from there. I called ahead of time to question the supposedly loud music from the truck stop and they said they no longer have that problem. Sites are easy in/easy out, level, and gravel. Great Wi-Fi - great Cable. We didn't use the pool or the hot tub but they looked inviting. Laundry is a tad on the expensive side ($2 per wash and $2 to dry), but the laundry is clean with three washers and dryers and a small folding table. Camp hosts are very friendly and helpful. We had a flat tire while we were there the second time and the shop at the truck stop next door fixed it in no time for an exceptionally reasonable price. $130 was quoted by Good Sam Club ERS (to unmount old tire and remount new tire). We would definitely recommend this park to travelers. Oh, and if you stop, leave some time to visit Rayne, Frog City Capital of the World!! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Watch out for the alligators!

Very nice,long level paved lots. Upper section near lake is mostly for long-timers but available for overnighters if you ask for it. Close to I-10 but not noisy. Large lake for fishing. We would recommend this to others. Oh, the alligator comment? There is a canal running through the campground and occasionally they find an alligator in it. Nothing dangerous though.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Nice clean quiet park.

We stayed here to regroup after having the fiver in the shop for a week in Houston. Some of the transient sites have covered picnic tables. They take Passport America for 3 days and after that, you get 25% off which is still a good deal. No cable but plenty of OTA stations, half of which were either Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Viet Namese or other foreign language, or religious. Front desk person was very nice. We would definitely stay here again,

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Changed from Speegleville Park to Reynolds Creek Park

The name of this park is now Reynolds Creek COE Park.

Another nice COE park. We were in Lot 9 which was a nice long pull through near restroom and dumpster. Just about lakeview if there are no campers in the lower part of the loop. The water level is low but not as bad as some of the other lakes in the area. Several COE campgrounds on Waco Lake; this one had available sites. I think the parks are very popular on weekends. Lots of boat ramps. Had Verizon phone and could get on the internet using my Verizon hotspot. Waco is a really neat city although their main highways don't "flow" smoothly into each other. If you come during the week, say HI to Dean and his wife, very nice gatekeepers at Reynolds. We recommend this park and will stay here again if we pass through Waco again.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Lot T018 is great!!

A Corps of Engineers campground so we were able to use our Senior Access and pay half the rate. We had Lot TO18 which was great! Nice shady trees and right across from the very clean restrooms. There's not much left to this lake either due to the extreme drought and heat in this part of Texas. Had there been a lake, we would have had a nice lake view but as it was, we had a little creek view. Quiet. Deer. About 9 miles from the small town of Coleman. No Verizon reception at all but they said AT&T works great. We would stay here again.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

No lake but great campground

Nice park. Unfortunately, the lake is no more. The drought and heat has really played havoc with the water this year but, unless you're a farmer or rancher, you don't notice it as much 'til you get to a campground where the lake has dried up. So sad. Texas charges $3 a day per person whether you're camping or not and that is reflected in the rate I posted. We had a nice long level pull-thru which was easy in-easy out. Part of the Texas Longhorn herd is here and they also have a bison herd but we didn't see them. We did see some cute little ground squirrels at our site (or kitten was fascinated by them) and prairie dogs across from the cattle pasture.

The park is close to town on good roads. San Angelo, the city, has a lot to offer in the line of shopping, restaurants, museums, parks, etc. but since we were there only 2 nights, didn't really get a chance to see any attractions.

We would definitely stay here again and reco

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Convenient to everything

Second time we've stayed here and we still like it better than the other parks nearby. At this time of year, it's not crowded Indoor pool and hot tub. Large easy-in, easy-out sites. Immaculate laundry ($1.00 per washer/dryer) and restrooms. Lots of good cable channels. Trains and interstate nearby but you don't really hear them. Plenty to see in the area within 5 minutes' drive. Only thing missing is an RV repair/supply store. Great museum! And within easy drive to Rockhound and City of Rocks State Parks plus other sightseeing places. The only reason I gave it a 3 is because their Wi-Fi is not at all dependable. Oftentimes, it has dropped me in the middle of some important work. Once they fix that problem, I'll give it a 4 or 5.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.