The sites are not right on top of each other and they are well taken care of. We came in April, so the dump station and water was not open, but we could fill our 5 gallon container at the visitor center. Also, vault toilets are open and clean. Site 3 was perfect for Starlink. We work during the day when we travel and we were both able to work...

Overall, the campground is pretty middle of the road. It is in need of some work here and there, such as in the bathrooms, and some of the sites. You can tell they are doing work around the campground. The one annoying thing is that there are railroad ties that are above ground outlining your campsite. So once you back in, you are limited in the...

We booked the site online a few months in advance. When we arrived the ranger directed us to the site area and explained that another ranger would be by to check us in and provide the keys. There are only 4 rv sites. Each rig has to park parallel to the curb. It doesn’t matter which direction, if you want your patio to face the bay or the picnic...

This campground is the perfect place to stay when you need to be in Las Vegas for anything, or if you just need to recharge and refill after boondocking. It's clean, reasonably priced, and has full hookups. All 80 sites are pull-through, easy for the largest of rigs. Ours is a Freightliner HDT and 45' fifth wheel, 68' combined. Plenty of room...

We had a nice time at Alamo Lake. We had good T-Mobile service in our site in Loop E, -88 dBm, and AT&T at -99 dBm was good enough to stream. We don't have "bars" on our data devices. No OTA television. There's a dump station and potable water in the C Loop campground at the entrance to the loop, near the bath house, which was very clean. We...