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We enjoyed our time at Camp Robbins. It's a pretty and quiet little park on base (a very large base!). It's a nice walk or bike ride down to the water to watch the sunset. We only stayed here to visit family nearby.

We camped here for 3 nights to visit family in Alpine. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful, the facility is well kept and quiet, the laundry and bathrooms are clean and everything works perfectly. I would stay here again in a heartbeat.
The campground itself is a refreshing change from the desert around with a lot of pines lining the campground.

We last camped here in October of 2023. We have stayed at this campground twice while attending a conference at the Ark Encounter. Both times the staff have been very friendly, kind and helpful. The campground has good "bones" and the ability to be a bit more than it is. I think it could use some improvements.
The entrance is difficult, as someone checking in easily blocks the entrance, making it difficult for a car to be able to get through. When people are dumping at the exit, it blocks the exit and makes it difficult for other to exit. I think it would be wise to work on some changes to the width of the entrance/exit lanes.
On our last visit there, we had some serious power issues on our site and although the "maintenance" man tried to help us out, he really didn't seem to have any understanding or solution to the problem, although he was kind and tried very hard. I think the power boxes should be carefully checked over.
Both times the pool has been "under construction", there were power cables going from one site to another in a few areas, even across the road in one case. The firewood was more expensive than advertised. These things should be addressed. We look forward to coming back as it is a quiet and pretty little campground and in a good location.

We had only booked one night at this park as a stopover for passing through. I wish we'd camped at least 3-4 nights. There were many trails that we didn't have time to take and so much to see! The sky was dark and full of stars at night and the sunset was amazing!

We loved our time at this park and were sad we had other reservations because we would have loved to stay longer! What a great park, with so many great hikes and the views are breathtaking. We enjoyed stargazing each night, although a few campers had bright lights outside which hampered the effect. We saw several birds, deer, and javelin. Cell service was non-existent in the campground (which is fine), a drive up to the top of the mountain is a good time to do work or answer emails if needed. Fort Davis nearby is a definite must to learn some of the rich history of the area. We had lunch at Cueva de Leon in town and it was delicious.

We enjoyed our short stay at Myrtle Beach State Park and would definitely stay here again, for longer! The park is wooded with tall trees for plenty of shade, in just a quick walk you are on the beach with sand in your toes and the ocean waves. What more could you want? A pretty SP hideaway with all sorts of restaurants and attractions nearby. We would stay again.
The only complaint we have is that the sites are not very private at all. :/

What a great location to just walk right over and hike the gorge trails, lovely views along the way! The campground is in a great location, well kept up, a nice clean laundry on premises. No camp store to speak of, just a small booth. The campsites are spacious enough, but not private at all. We had a long pull through site, but it was very open to the sites above and below so as to give no one any privacy. We would go again as it's a perfect spot to visit the gorge.

We enjoyed our short stay at this campground. The sites are large, the trees are tall, the sunsets are beautiful. Our site was right on the water, so peaceful and restful. The nights were quiet, the days were peaceful but for some boat noise in the distance.
This was a great access point for the bike trails which we thoroughly enjoyed!

This is is boondocking in the trailhead parking lot, no hookups, generator use during daytime hours. That being said, there are clean spacious bathrooms, a dishwashing station, and drinking water fill. Some of the sites have a picnic tables (around the edges and the one on the far side of the parking lot in the center). The spot was spacious enough for our 28 ft. RV and tow car (honda CRV) to fit. There was plenty of room for our slides, though we opted to keep them in due to EXTREMELY high winds while we were there. We had space to put out our chairs and relax though.
We thoroughly enjoyed staying here, did a couple of amazing hikes (Devils Hall was super fun) and spent a day at Carlsbad Caverns.
Star gazing at night would have been fantastic other than the bright bathhouse lights and another camper that felt the need to light up the parking lot. :/

We camped here for 2 nights in mid-March, 2022. We arrived after dark, so it was VERY hard to figure out where to "park". There were 2 other campers in the park at the time we arrived.
We opted to park on the lower portion near the fishing pier. The view was peaceful and pretty, it was rather quiet other than a few fishermen coming and going, it was a weekend, but even then it was never overly crowded, families picnicked and there were kids, as is normal for a park. Even then it was much more peaceful than most campgrounds.
I'm only giving 3 stars for Access because the signs say not to park on the grass, only on the gravel, but the grass has grown everywhere except the roads, so "knowing" where to set up is quite confusing.
I didn't use the bathroom facilities so can't comment on that. The park itself was clean and we really enjoyed reading about the history of the location.