Northlake Village RV Park

Northlake Village is a rather large size campground with easy access to the campsites. It has a pool, fitness center, and on-site propane refills. It looks like some of the people there are full-time residents while others are weekly. The campground is kept clean with a playground for little kids and a fenced dog park. They'll even let you wash your RV once every 2 weeks. That's something we haven't seen in many places.

Each resident is charged for electricity at an additional rate of $0.15 per kwh. Propane is dropped off and filled the same day and conveniently charged to your card like room service.

It seems Starlink is getting better coverage. Even behind a small forest of winter trees (no leaves), we got 144 down and 10 up. Verizon on our phones was at 4 bars. With the cell antenna on Verizon and AT&T, we received 5 bars on both.

Pros: Nice little park. Reminded me of a nice quaint neighborhood. The staff was as friendly as could be! The host helped us back into our site (and saved us from a divorce). The park is clean, picked up and well maintained. You can get propane there and even your rig washed. Fast Freddy does washes (probably the best in the US). He is busy so book early. There are a few residents there- but I think that adds stability and safety to the park. The internet was stable. We were there on Halloween and there was a concert going on- but that was not their fault.
Con: The only con was the price.

Full hookups, friendly staff. The groundskeeper came out to show us to our site and helped these first timers back in!

We were a small fish in a big pond - lots of long term tenants in big RVs. They probably laughed as they saw us pull our tiny pop up camper in! Nonetheless they have a bath house and a really nice pool (with waterfall and walk in slope), and had space for a last minute booking during this crazy time!

AAA discount available 10% off

Had a nice stay at this park last Oct and made reservation for a month for this Oct before we left. Apparently the park has taken a rate hike in June this year and even if you locked in your rate previously you still get the hike. The park was nice, but not near as nice as they think they are. They were already a little high before. Now they want $1278 plus electric!!!?! I am from Roanoke and my family is there, but I found a brand new park with more amenities and a quiet country setting about an hour away for $379 for a month - full hook ups. I’m in Montana right now and another RVer just had to cancel at the same park due to the high rates they’ve increased to. And he was booked for two months. Unfortunately I won’t be back at this park.

Very clean park. People are exceptionally friendly and helpful. Our site was next to the pool, bath house and laundry. Pavilion with fire pit right behind our site. Quiet and relaxing park. Trash cans between each site .. no hauling trash across the park to throw in a dumpster. Laundry facilities are clean with very nice machines. Great guy onsite that washes your rig and vehicle. Goes above and beyond checking roof and putting a uv protectant on. Close to Texas motor speedway, fast food, Bucees and a short drive to Roanoke. Felt safe - already looking forward to booking again when we are back in the fall.

Everything's bigger in Texas!

...except RV parks, apparently. These are the tightest spaces we saw anywhere between the Dakotas and Mexico.

This is one of only two RV parks I've ever been to where a guy leads you to your site and then hovers while you back in, telling you when to cut your steering wheel and subtly belittling you when you don't follow his instructions correctly. I've managed to back into spaces in 22 states, so I think I'll manage in your park, too, despite how exceptionally narrow your sites are.

On the plus side, our neighbors were fairly quiet, despite their patio being within arm's length of our slide out. They weren't there a lot. That helped.

Also, the bathrooms and showers were pretty nice. Can't complain too much there.