Lafon's RV Park

HORRIBLE RV PARK TO STAY IN!
Wi-fi cuts on and off and the owner won't even try to do anything.
Owner won’t discuss problems with you…hides behind front office staff.
Expect lots of noise (don't plan to sleep)
NO amenities - other than an expensive laundromat
Not convenient to the Dallas metro area (as advertised)
Park has heavy gravel for roads (noisy and not good for walking dogs)
Do not pay upfront till you have seen what you are getting (which is not much)
NO refunds - even to unsatisfied customers who leave early because of park issues
Do NOT recommend this park to anyone who has ever stayed in a real RV park!

We stayed at Lafon Farms RV Park. We picked up our new travel trailer on Friday and drove straight here. We had watched some videos that recommended staying close to home (Plano) on your first trip. Dana and Penny were both super nice at the office. We weren’t looking for attractions or amenities but it is close to Lake Lavon and there is free wifi.

The rules here are pretty intense. Im posting them to the review.We couldn't let our dogs out unless we were walking them. We stayed next to a farm and it was neat to have our windows open to listen to the sheep. We had laundry close by on the lot as well. Chunky gravel is everywhere which is a blessing and a curse. Overall it's not a bad spot close to the dallas area. Expect to get a credit check but on the plus side it seems well maintained and a safe spot. Its like the HOA of RV spots.

When we made our reservation, they did a background check on us, even though we were only staying a week. We weren't sure what to think: a nice precaution, or bureaucratic stupidity?

Turns out, everything about this park seems like it was designed by a bureaucrat. The background check to reserve a spot. There are forms to fill out when you check in. There are lots of bizarre and arbitrary rules. The park itself is not one park, but a series of small parks separated by a half mile or more, and there is only a laundry facility at one of them. The spots are orderly, neat, and devoid of personality.

Most of the spots seem to be filled by permanent RVs, hardly any traveling RV types.

Is it bad? No. It's sterile and lacks personality of any type, it is not convenient to anything, but there is not anything explicitly wrong with it.