Weatherford-Fort Worth West KOA

Long story, but here goes. Run down looking, non-working hookups, unlevel spots and terrible customer service. Approx 95% full time residents.
I arrived at 5:30 and Maria was leaving, even though the office hours were until 6. They assured me Maria would be available 24/7 and if we had any issues to give her a call and she’d answer. Pulled into our spot and started to hook up. The water valve was Jerry rigged and after barely touching it, it started spraying in the already deep groove that was there prior through our entire site, valve was broken and the water could not be shut off. My husband had an extra adapter with a valve he put on so we wouldn’t get wet. We went on to dump our tanks. Started and there was a crack in the sewer pipe barely underground a couple feet away from the sewer dump station and started leaking BLACK WATER every where while we were mid dump. We saw it was previously repaired, but obviously did not hold up. The maintenance man came and helped as best he could. He also said this campground was putting money into making more sites which is not allowing them to properly upkeep the current sites available. After 6 phone calls over an hour later we finally got in touch with Maria. I said how disappointed we were in the hookups and how nothing had worked properly, she said tough luck, and if I wanted a refund I need to leave. No other compensation offered. In the middle of my response she hung up on me. We were very confused on whether we were allowed to stay the night or not. At this point we’d rather stay in a rest stop. Site extremely unlevel and no usable hookups. Upset with KOA putting their name on this run down campground. Let alone hanging up on a customer mid conversation. Just rude.

This is conveniently located for exploring Fort Worth and just down the road from friends we were visiting. Not impressed at all when we pulled in. Campground is a bit unkempt looking and check in is a bit inconvenient for larger rigs. Most of the park are full time permanent looking rigs with quite a bit of personal belongings scattered about. The short term/ overnight guests are pull throughs but “buddy” type spots where your front door opens to your neighbors front door. Shared electric posts and when slides are out you are very close to your neighbor. Gravel sites super close together and not super level. Nothing bad….but nothing great either.

It's a KOA and seems to have quite a few permanent residents. I liked it because it was close to Dallas/Ft Worth but had a bit of country feel to it. The town of Weatherford which is probably now a suburb of Ft. Worth does have what seems like a commuter rush hour but has some small town charm. I can only imagine what Weatherford was like 20 years ago. The owners and hosts are very helpful.

The sites are normal private park spaces, pretty close together. What I liked, they have a great grassy field for dogs to play and a fenced in small dog park.

Also took Q-dog to Benbrook Reservoir for some swim time. However, I will caution that the area has a lot of glass so have to watch out for paws, but the water quality seemed good.