Texas Route 66 RV Park

Nice wide sites with full hookups. No problems getting in. Road to the park was bumpy but nothing alarming. The owner drove us to our site bc it was dark out. Really nice of him. We woke up to beautiful farm views and my children played in the snow and enjoyed seeing the goats and cows. Delightful. There is some highway noise but nothing you can't sleep through.

We got to the campground late at night, office is open until 10pm. We were able to pick from any of 5 spots (looks like there are 13 full hookup sites). We picked the spot closest to the bathrooms and dog park. At the moment there is just one shower and toilet for the campground but looks like they are working on more and it wasn't busy enough so didn't bother us. You have to drive about 2 miles on a service road along the highway to get there but the road is just fine and campground is easy to find. There is a chicken coop next to the dog park and a couple underground storm shelters on the property. Hookups worked well, not many campers and owners were very nice to let us check out a little later. Not much to do in the area but the Mesquite Canyon Steakhouse is about 8 min away and we enjoyed the food there. Campground is right next to the highway so could hear the traffic but didn't bother us. Great place to stop on a road trip.

We spent one night here while passing through the area. It is close to I-40, so there is a bit of road noise, but wasn’t bothersome. We got set up just before a thunderstorm and torrential rains hit and it was comforting to see the two new underground storm shelters even though we didn’t need them. Other than the storm we enjoyed our overnight here. It was peaceful and quiet. FHUs with 50 amp electric. In the wee hours our EMS shut power off to the trailer a few times for over voltage (>132 volts), but was okay after that. The owners are very nice folks and are working on several improvements. I could hear coyotes singing last night and earlier this morning. We recommend this campground if passing through.

We stayed there for one night, just passing through, but could of stayed longer. The sites are level!! The owners are nice and friendly. The road to the place is the last original Route 66 Highway and is a little rough but it is worth it. We ordered food from, Lumping Leprechaun, in town and it was delivered. Yelp has it at 5 stars and I would totally agree.

A fine spot for an overnight, with extremely long and wide sites (we could have easily fit a second 42-foot motorhome in our site). We were the only RV there the night we stayed in December. Owners were very friendly. A little but of highway noise but nothing bothersome. The only downside is that even though the park is next to the Interstate, it's on a service road between two exits, so you have to drive 2 miles along a very rough service road to get to the RV Park once exiting.

Arrived at 4:30 pm, early November so there ended up being only 3 campers here. Welcomed with a smile and very easy sign-in; have a 30 ft Travel Trailer; easy to maneuver around (but then there was THREE of us here =] ). We had full hookup and VERY good wi-fi for $24. Laundry room with either 5 or 6 new washers and 2 or 3 older, large, commercial dryers. ?? cost, sorry. Brand new laundry tub but only cold water working; Steady freeway noise. It actually lulls me to sleep, but that's me. Some basic water, soda in the lobby. Aside from a place to throw horseshoes, there is absolutely nothing at this park. I see from some reviews in either April or July 2019 that the showers/restrooms "aren't done yet." Well, it's mid November and they are not ready to go yet. I would stay here again if we're not here to swim, dance, or whatever because it's a gravel lot with decent hookups, friendly managers, and the cost is right. It's worth the stop for a night or 2.