Fair Park RV Park

We were 1 of 3 RVs in the entire park on 10/16/2022. Great water pressure and solid 50a electrical service. Quiet park with occasional train noise, but not load enough to wake us.

Grass was well mowed. Park was mostly clean. Seems like the locals come and load up the dumpsters when the staff isn’t around on Sunday. Multiple pickup trucks came to the dumpsters with their beds full of trash and filled the dumpsters in the afternoon.

Would stay here again.

This was a good place for an overnight stop with water/electric. As others noted, it's just a large and flat grass field with pedestals at regular intervals. There was a lot of train noise at regular intervals from nearby tracks.

ATT coverage was 4mbps down, less than 1 mbps up on my phone. It was 8/8 through my Pepwave Mobility 42G antenna. TMobile coverage was faster.

We stopped here for the night on our way from Dallas to Memphis. As stated before by others, parking is on grass, which was pretty level in the area we stayed. We had no problem situating our 38 ft Class-A rig without having to unhook our tow vehicle. The 50 Amp service with water was perfect for our needs. Good cell service for Verizon, AT&T and Sprint - being in the center of town. Very quiet location overall, some distant train noise but not really bothersome. We arrived on a holiday and the RV office was closed, so we put the money in an envelope and deposited it in the mail slot.

Stopped in for the night on the way to Dallas based on previous reviews. They have pull thru sites between the baseball field and coliseum. Hookups are 30/50 amp pedestal and water. Easy to navigate for big rigs. The sites are flat but are all grass. Not a problem for us as it’s firm and not raining. No mud or signs of damage to any of the grass so I believe it’s tight packed ground. The office is behind the baseball field with and sign and drop slot underneath it. Has train noise in the distance but didn’t affect us.

A perfect place to stop for the night. The electricity and ground were both just what we needed. It might be tough if there had been rain. The grass was very level but I might not have felt as comfortable pulling into the grass if it hadn’t been so dry. Yes, we heard train whistle’s throughout the night but this was a beautiful place to stop and very easy to get in and out of.

We came in at night not knowing where the campsites were in this very large county fair and community complex. We saw about 10 campers along the side of one of the roads where there were 12 spots, so we pulled in there and camped for the night. In the morning after walking around we realized there were many, many other campsites that were spread out throughout the park. They are basically power pedestals and water Spicket‘s everywhere throughout the park, so you don’t necessarily have to just park where you see other RVs if you’re looking for some privacy.

It looks like the camp spots next to the Rusty wheel’s building are the only ones that have full hook ups, but the sewer connections are difficult to find, some of them actually being buried in dirt, which may have been due to the recent heavy rain that they’ve had here.

The park itself is totally fine, there are two playgrounds for kids, basketball courts, disc golf course, baseball field picnic shelters, and many buildings for Countyfair type activities (indoor arenas for horse shows, sheep pens, and auxiliary buildings).

There are dumpsters on the side of the livestock building toward the center of the park.

There is a dump station near the administrative building toward the back of the park, adjacent to a stage.

Cell signal was totally adequate on both AT&T and Verizon, with between 20 and 30 Mb down and between eight and 18 Mb up for both carriers.

Stayed on a Sunday night on our way to Texas. All sites have 50/30 amp and water hookups. There is a dump station near the park office. All sites are on grass so if it's been raining, you should seek someplace else. When we arrived, there was no park attendant and no drop box.

I'm guessing there is no park attendant during the weekend. When we left Monday at around 0800, the park office was open and we paid the office employee.

Oh yea, we noticed trains moving through the area all night long. So bring ear plugs or turn your fan on to drown out the train whistles.