Romabout

This park seems new. Nice roads, level sites, pool, and staff. There’s a gate to get in. Cell service for both AT&T and Verizon strong. They pick up your trash at your site. We would stay here again if in the area.

We stayed here over a week as we needed our truck worked on. The park is all gravel with a big grassy tent area. Busy on the weekends. We were in site 16, a parallel parking site overlooking Pierre with no shade. The site was not level but it was private and had unobstructed views of the area. Awesome sunrises right out our door. We sat in our chairs and bird watched in the fields right outside the site. The problem with it for us was there is another site ahead of us (#17) and they were parked so that we could not hook up straight and leave. My husband had to angle the truck in and hook up. Not ideal. Laundry is small but nice. The owners were great and accepted packages for us. If we were in the area again we’d stay here and try to get site 17 for reason mentioned above. We had fast AT&T service. The Ford dealer in town was great - they have a shuttle too. The South Dakota Cultural Heritage Museum is worth a visit.

We enjoyed this campground as a base to see San Angelo and to kick off our 2 month tour of Texas. The negatives were no grass for my dog, showers were small, lots of stickers and some skunks. Positives were site was spacious, Park was quiet and is near San Angelo. The historic part of San Angelo was neat. The lake is low but offered bird watching.

This KOA is paved and pads are concrete. Our site was level. Did not use the laundry but office was nice and clean. It’s by a railroad but we did not hear any trains. AT&T service. Great overnight stop.

We stayed here for 3 weeks in January 2022. This is a unique place. Only 5 spots on a channel 2 blocks from the beach. Spots are well appointed and maintained. There’s a shared patio and firepit. The neighborhood has mostly private RV parking sites with raised decks. Houses close to the beach. It was off season so not many people around, which was perfect for us. I’m sure it would be a different atmosphere in the summer. This is convenient to Bolivar Flats, High Island and Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge for bird watchers. We also watched egrets, herons, cormorants, kingfishers and osprey on site in the channel. It was cold in the AM so I took my coffee and camera in my truck and drove on the beach to watch the sunrise in comfort! I love that you can drive on the beach in Texas! Debbie and Kurt are gracious and friendly.

Our site #2 had a view to the gulf. It’s right by the pool and outdoor patio, but it was cold during our stay and they were not used. Not sure we’d like the spot during high season. The park is paved and our concrete site was level. We did not use and facilities. Staff parked their cars in the empty sites on both side of us, which was odd. The office accepted a few packages from Amazon for us, which we appreciated. This park is right across the street from the beach, so for me it is in a great location. I was able to photograph the sunrise each day and I also drove to the marina light to photograph black skimmers at low tide. We went to the Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge and had a very nice walk. Rouse’s grocery store a short drive away was clean and well-stocked. Both Verizon and AT&T we’re good. We did hear trains at night but it wasn’t horrendous.

Our pull-through site right next to the office was not level; we used only 1 block to get level. The road is paved and sites are gravel. They accepted packages in the office, which we appreciate. The park extends down to the bay and has a dock. The sunrises were beautiful. Lots of trees. There’s no road or train noise! Cell service good.

We spent a total of 2 weeks in the Smoky Mountains National Park area in 3 different campgrounds. This one was my second favorite. It’s a small campground with asphalt and grass. Gated. The owners were very nice and active. Constantly working around the campground. The laundry room was disappointing. It’s a little cabin with a single residential washer and dryer; we did our laundry at a nearby laundromat. Our site was level and we had cell service. Convenient to Sevierville and Gatlinburg.

We stayed here in early February for one night while traveling. It was fine. Site was level and cable worked. We did not unhitch. Bathrooms were clean. It was quiet too - was not bothered by road noise at all. I would not stay here more than 1 night as whole campground is dirt.

This was our first trip to the South Fork area, and we would stay here again. The staff were very friendly and very dog friendly. They paid as much or more attention to my dog than me - which was just fine with me! It was not full and they put us right next to another camper, which I did not understand. The bathrooms and community room are very, very nice. The nicest bathrooms I've seen. The campground is open year round and it is at 8000 feet, so the entire campground is essentially gravel. Our dog would have liked more grass as he's 12 and seems to have developed tender feet! The WIFI worked well during our entire stay. This campground is close to the highway but we didn't hear much traffic noise at all. Very convenient for the Silver Thread Scenic Byway and the Rio Grande river.