Lake Texoma RV Campground - Thousand Trails

Overall the campground was nice, we would stay again. We started out in the 30amp section B for the shaded. Woke up the next morning with a serious sugar ant problem. Move to a different site in section B and immediately started having electrical problems. Moved again within the hour to section C. No ants, no electrical problems, and NO SHADE. The site was spacious and quiet, the site next to us stayed empty. The main pool was closed for repairs but looked nice. Pickle ball courts are under a pavilion so it was nice to play in the shade. Putt putt course was nice and challenging on some holes. The lake is close but you need a car if you’re bringing kayaks.

Stayed in a 30 amp back in site with no fee. Area was forested with lots of shade in RV site area. Needed that shade with how hot the weather was. Only problem we had was the sugar ant infestation. Spent a lot of time and money trying to get control of the ant problem and taking over our trailer. Only one of the pools was open, but no problem. Still lots of room in the pool even though the pool was a little too warm. Lake was nice and swimmable. Enjoyed the activities and bingo on Saturday. Neighbors we're all friendly and had no issues with loud people. Overall it's a great park and would stay there again.

We stayed in full-hookup back in site #B24 for two weeks. The site was secluded but not very level. Loved the tree shade and proximity to the lodge & laundry building. B section is also close to the lake. Campground staff members Julie and Natalie were absolutely fantastic. Everyone that we interacted with was kind and helpful. Lodge and laundry are both open until 8:00pm. Machines were in good shape and the price was reasonable at only $1.75 to wash and $1.50 to dry. The welcome center has quarter rolls available for purchase. We also checked out some clubs to play putt-putt golf and it was a lot of fun. No wifi currently available in the park but cell service was decent. My AT&T phone had 2 weak bars and my wife's Verizon phone also had 2 bars. We were also able to program all of the major networks (ABC, NBC etc.) as over-the-air TV channels. Sadly we suffered a sugar ant infestation during our stay. Make sure to spread Over 'n Out ant killing powder around the perimeter of your rig. We forgot to do this and ended up paying the price.

Large campground with broad selection of open or wooded spaces, super nice lodge, nice pool, clean and quiet. Putt putt course was old and Unmaintained but they were working on the buildings nearby and the other pool nearby so maybe that’s in progress.

Probably the nicest campsites of any thousand trails we have ever stayed at.

Small but functional and clean laundry room.

It’s a solid hour from north Dallas suburbs. Further to downtown.

We stayed here with our TT membership. Our 41’ fifth wheel fit easily in the Q loop.
The Activity center is closed for renovations, but there is still lots to do!
There are two pools available, one has a hot tub.
A playground my children loved, the slides are very fast.
There are hiking trails, putt putt, a basketball court (bring your own ball.)

Nearby town is Whitesboro, if you need a store like Walmart, Aldi, any other big store, it’s a half hour drive to Sherman.

We would love to stay here again.

Stayed here with my TT membership. There is an upcharge for 50A service. The electric box is locked so no getting around this if you were thinking of it. Looks like lots of people living in the park and/or some leaving their rig there and visiting on the weekends.
The restrooms were of the older variety but were clean.
Up the road a bit (north in OK) is a decent sized casino. Town is the other direction and not a whole lot there. Essentials can be had but don;t expect variety or the selection of a Walmart.

We rode out a winter storm here, so our experience may be a little different than others.

Bathrooms - clean, warm and kept running water despite -2 degree temperatures.

Staff - friendly, helpful, gave good advice on arrival, always there to answer questions. They refilled propane tanks even at the worst of the storm. Many of them stayed in their campers during the worst of it, but gave us their emergency number in case we needed something which worked great. Roads are in decent shape, not the greatest but not super full of potholes or difficult to pass.

Our site was super not level. Our fault for not paying attention to that when we picked it. Oh well, we worked around it.

Wifi - not quite working when we were there most of the time. Cell service was better than some campgrounds. We got decent coverage with verizon/visible, eh with tmobile, ok with ATT and very limited with sprint. We managed to be able to connect and even stream a few shows with our weboost on the sprint hotspot we have. Emails, basic communication stayed consistent throughout even the storm for the most part.

We did not lose water, but in the rolling power outages we did lose power on a 15/45 and 30/30 per hour rolling basis for several days. The whole state did, so that is not the park's fault. No one objected to our running the generator some when the power was out, others ran theirs too. Special circumstances and all. When they ran out of propane to refill tanks, they ordered a new delivery the next day and were able to keep everyone warm. At the end of the storm, maintenance came around to check all water/power connections and fix things. During the storm, very few staff if any were out in all of that. Which was how it should have been.

We would like to stay here again at another time when it's not below freezing 13 of the 14 days we are there. We did make it over to the lake before the storm hit and it does have a decent amount of lake access at the back. Due to covid some things were still closed - activities and pavilions etc.