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Very nice, well kept campground overlooking the ocean. Nice level, wide spaces. I would pick another site, as ours (#40) had an electric box in our view. They had a nice common area with games and live music. We enjoyed Mersea's on the nearby pier. We did not make it to the lighthouse as they have limited hours. The town of Avila, which was a bike ride away, was very cute and fun to walk around.

We stayed here in our 38' motorhome with toad. We had a great level site. We were right on the preserve and had a view of the bay. Nice bike trail. The resort had a fun bar right at the pool, lots of activities and very nice staff.

We stayed here in our 38' motorhome with toad. We had a back in site, but plenty of room on our concrete pad for our coach and toad. They had a nice office with a great friendly staff and even served coffee and donuts in the morning! You need to deal with a frontage road to enter the park, but they had a rear exit which made heading to town for the evening easy and departing the next morning easy. The park is also on a pretty little lake which looked perfect for fishing. Facilities were well marked with cute signage and sounded like they were cleaned daily, we did not use. A trip into town since it was so hot outside was fun. Sealy is a cute little town and The Wolfpack Bar and Grill was great with a fun back story.

We just did an overnight at this park, but I would have stayed longer. It was right off of I-15, but not close enough to hear any highway noise. They had a very warm and cozy office and seating area and a nice store with a cafe on site. It was very busy, and the food looked good. The sites were long enough we did not have to unhook our toad. The views were amazing!!

We stayed here in our 38' motorhome with toad. We had plenty of room on a nice level concrete pad. This RV park is expanding. They have LOTS of new pads ready for some RVs, they do need to get on the amenities. A pool and laundry would be nice. There are also no playground or restrooms if you need. The office staff is very nice and they are very close to the airport, as well as downtown Austin. Our favorite nearby city is Bastrop, cute downtown and all the stores you need.

We stayed here in our 38' motorcoach. The sites were easy to navigate, level, hook ups were easy, each site had a table, a small table and two logs as seats and a propane firepit (you must supply the propane). The bathrooms were heated and had indoor and outdoor showers. The floors were also heated. All decor was very cute, original and made to feel warm and homey. The camp store and adjoining seating area were perfect with gas firetables and comfy chairs and cushions. Lots of outdoor games and an outdoor kitchen you could use including a pizza oven! The term boutique campground really fits with only 20 premium rv sites and a handful of very nice van or tent sites. I could not decide what to review first the campground or the staff. The staff was top notch with the owners stopping by, giving you tour info and inviting you to the weekly pizza night or social. We were their 5 nights and met all the owners and their camp hosts, everyone was super friendly and helpful. I can't wait to come back!!

We stayed here in our 38' motorhome with toad. We just did an overnight so we never unhooked our toad. What a beautiful stay! Large, level concrete pad with full hookups. Easy in and out. They only have 3 full size hookups but will also accommodate boonedockers. We were parked right next to the turkeys, cows and chickens. They also have a riding ring and were giving lessons while we were there. They have a very cute store that sells fresh eggs and meat, big bonus. The family was great, I wish it was not so hot so we could have spent more time outside!

We just did an overnight in space 59. It was electric only and 30 amp. The site was not very level but we made it work. We had plenty of room for our 38' motorhome and toad. The lake is very pretty and made for a relaxing evening.

We stayed here one night in our motorhome. The staff in the visitor center were all very nice and they invited us in for coffee in the morning. We visited the Dinosaur National Monument which was a couple of miles away. The visitor center is also a rest area and the center was open 24 hours a day. We felt very safe as it was on a US Hwy, not an interstate.

We stayed one night at the fairgrounds. It was easy access, nothing fancy. We had electric and water and since they were not busy we could park across a few spots instead of backing into a spot. Security checked us in and was very nice and helpful. We did a day trip to see the capitol, the Lincoln Museum and burial site. Plenty of room for our slides and cars. We normally do not book a first come first serve campground, but felt pretty good with over 300 spots available.