jimwilemon

Heavy road noise so use your sound machine. We had a heavy rain that showed a lot of low spots need gravel. Lots of trees but several are dead. Pool is nice for kids. Gives good access to things in Lubbock. We stopped to visit the Natural Heritage Museum. Pull-in site was long and level. Overall appearance was neat and clean. Nice dog park.

Clean and neat. Definite I10 highway noise. Basic facilities in great shape. Dog run and walk areas. Near to restaurants, RV supplies, and Walmart. Wifi is great. No Pool or playground if you have kids.

On the north edge of Alpine (a town of 6000). Pine trees throughout the camp. Asphalt drive with mostly level gravel sites. About 15 feet between rigs . Pullthru sites are nice and long. There is a mix of full-time, long term, and, traveling occupants. Fenced dog park. Clean pool. Propane is sold in the camp. Power and water are good. Wifi is good. This camp is convenient to Alpine, Fort Davis, McDonald Observatory, Marfa, and a drive down to Big Bend.

26 long pull thrus. Just north of town. Convenient to area attractions. Water, electric, wifi, dump are all good. You must be self contained for showers and toilet. No designated dog walk and the gavel gets hot. Road in front with cliffs behind. There are 3 or 4 places to eat in town. Grocery and hardware stores in town. No onsight office so pick a spot and check in via phone and text. We were here at Memorial Day and there were just a few rigs.

Large gravel area with numerous sites. Full hookups. No wifi. Great for birdwatching. Eat at the Buckhorn or Owl Cafe. If owner isn’t there then just pick a site and he will come by later. A very low key operation. Quail and a kildeer bird occupy the lot 😁