Trinity River Resort & RV Park

We stayed here for 2 nights and was supposed to pay half of their daily rate by using Passport America but their fine print states that they have a minimum of $25 charge per day. A lot of things here just looks old and need major updates. There are too many old rigs that need cosmetic update and maintenance. It was hard to tell if someone lives in them or they have been abandoned. The hosts were kind and helpful but not wearing masks when they required visitors to wear masks. This park does not have a dump station. Instead I was guided to one of the full hookup sites to dump. At least their wifi was good enough for movie streaming.

Most important! Big rigs if you choose to stay here and follow Google maps DO NOT turn on to the Lewiston Turnpike Rd. It takes you to a bridge built in 1901 with a weight limit of 5 tons. You can continue down Trinity Dam Blvd and turn on Rush Creek Rd to access the campground.

The park is an older park that shows its age. The power pedestals still use fuses! The power coming out of them was clean but you are limited to 30 amps.

The park is small but the spaces are sufficient. I questioned fitting our 42' fifth wheel upon arrival but settled in without too much issue.

The park has dry/tent spaces which are along the river and if you were set up for that I'd suggest those spaces for the ambiance.

We didn't inspect the restrooms or the laundry so no idea what condition they are in.

The park has more fulltime rigs than overnighters based on our stay.

We had zero service with Verizon in all of the camp. The park does provide wifi and it was actually good enough to stream music most of the time.

Maybe it was the lack of cell service, maybe the feeling of being no where near anything, or maybe the overall condition of the park but it was the least comforting place we've stayed. It was not unsafe there but it felt like it might be.

We would not stay here again. There are other options in the general area.