Road Runner RV Park

The campground has potential, but the grounds are trashy and littered. The campground restrooms were padlocked and not available for use. Campground staff did not know when the restrooms would reopen. The rate I paid was the Passport America rate. I made the reservation in advance. Cleaning up the trash and providing campers a flush toilet should not be in the too hard box. See photos uploaded with this review.

I should have stayed at Walmart down the road. It had a real bad vibe to it and glad I only paid the one night. The shower and toilet didn't have locks on the doors, had holes punched through the wall (I guess so people can look in), the toilet was lopsided on the floor, the floors were all kinds of crooked, but they did have Charmin TP. The electrical boxes at the site were dilapidated. Electrical boxes in the toilets had no covers and light hanging by the electrical wires from the ceiling. Most of the folks staying here looked like oil patch workers. One would think they could afford better than this hole. They were outside drinking well into the night and left pretty early making a bunch of noise on the way out in their unmuffled trucks. Don't stay here there are much better places (like the Walmart down the road or the Pilot). Internet was good.

*This is now Road Runner RV Park - https://road-runnerrvpark.com/
We needed a one night stop over through the long I10 drive in western Texas, and despite seeing many questionable reviews online, I figured we'd give this place a try. It is a PA park, and our rate reflects that discount.
Positives: easy to get to from the highway, long level pull-through sites, FHU
Otherwise, it's very rundown... the sites are dirt and weeds, and while 43 was level, others were much less so. The site next to ours had a large hole, exposing what looked like the sewer pipe, marked by an orange cone, and after we arrived, they did put another RV in that site. The sites are wide enough to fit, but there is zero privacy, (we kept our blinds closed the entire stay) and the powers lines overhead brushed our AC units. The park has more than its share of broken down rigs and assorted outdoor junk throughout, and while our water and electric worked fine, our sewer was just an open pipe and looked questionable (we didn't try it). There is lot of road noise, and at times, there were an usual number of cars that just seem to be sort of cruising the park.
This is definitely the dumpiest campground we’ve visited, and this is the first time I’ve reviewed a park we wouldn’t stay at again.