Wagon Master RV Park

I checked in on Sunday and paid full price of $36. The office is closed Sunday but they have a bulletin board where an envelope with my name on it. Inside was my pad assignment, WifI password and park rules. Monday thru Thursday I used my Passport America discount at $18 per night. Very well maintained (except for a few potholes) and very friendly folks. They have Alpacas with Guardian dogs to protect them from predators. Because of this you can't walk your dog near the Alpaca enclosure but there is a ton of other places to walk them including an off leash dog corral and several acres of nicely mowed grass in front of the offices. Nice setting, a bit of rolling hills and plenty of space between pads. WiFi is typical for RV parks-basic needs only. Was there during the hottest days of August in north Texas and my one a/c unit was working hard. This would be a great place in spring or fall when you can spend more time outside enjoying the scenery. Google maps tells you to turn 120ft too soon at a road. When Google says turn keep going and the entrance is 120 ft further.

1st thing is the owners are nice folks! We're in a overflow spot and it's just fine for us. The new owners (younger couple) took over a while ago, and are doing a nice job. The park is easy to access from Hwy35. , just a few miles away. Nice gravel sites with good spacing. It's on a top of a small hill. good water pressure, and electric. If you have a Motorhome like us with fixed tanks, propane can be delivered to your site by a local company! The Alpacas are so cool, they get fed every day and you can join in on the feeding fun. Laundry facilities are really nice, lots of machines. Shower building is also nice. There is a small downtown which has nice shops and "Babes Chicken Dinner" a local gem. Also BBQ and other shops. 10 miles down the road you can get to all the big box stores in Denton, and plenty of RV supplies nearby too.

We made reservations before arriving at the park and was assigned slot 70. When we checked in, we were told to go to site 63, which was a bit confusing. We drove to slot 63 only to find the water connection was full of muddy water. My husband tried to call the camp manager 4 times and each time was hung up on. The manager finally sent a text telling him to drive to slot 70 which was our reserved slot in the first place. The actual park was fine although the gravel roads were somewhat narrow making it hard to make turns with our 41' fifth wheel. We found that the park was clean and well maintained, so that is a point in their favor. The camp was quiet with little highway noise. The town of Sanger is small and doesn't even have a Wal-Mart. We probably would not stay here again unless it was absolutely necessary.