We camped here in the pouring rain in late April. The host/owners are amazing The park is very new sites each have fire pits Quiet. Only drawback was only porta pot

We didn’t even stop to see about a refund. The “Inn” attached to the RV park looked like something from a crime drama. Seriously sketchy looking people, cars with no license plates and a general dingy appearance said, “Keep going.” So we kept going.

The vintage buses (aka cabins) were in disrepair (broken windows). Few "pull thru sites" that were very short. Website says up to 40', but we barely fit our rig at 28.5'. No space between rigs, and the hook ups were in disrepair as well (one plug was blackened). Stayed there to go to the hot springs (which were nice). Check in for camping...

Hope you came for the desert. Level Sites. Good sewer. Good water pressure. No trees to damage your rig. Big Rig friendly. There are dog areas and play areas. Yes, you are close to the beauty of Big Bend NPS and Big Bend TSP. The drives and views of the desert scenery are fantastic. The site has a very strong WiFi. I did not need to...

We stayed 4 nights visiting both National Parks. Space 55 Pro’s - [ ] Military discount - [ ] Cable TV, but fuzzy picture - [ ] Close to National Park entrances. - [ ] Fenced dog park (we don’t have a dog) - [ ] Pool (didn’t use so can’t comment further) Con’s - [ ] Short sites-parking tow vehicle was difficult and getting out was difficult...