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We had stayed at the 'sister' campground (Hofbrau) in the past and didn't even know this one was here. When we called to make reservations, the owner set us up in this location. He met us at the site to get us settled and since we thought we might stay longer than a couple weeks, he suggested the monthly rate ($300 plus a deposit for electricity usage, with unused amounts to be refunded at the end of the stay). We ended up staying for the month of March and then some. Payment is only by cash or check. The majority of the sites are being used for long-term stays. Amazon delivers directly to the sites. Packages and mail are delivered to the sites by staff for shorter term 'tenants' (longer term tenants have assigned mailboxes). Additional sites were being added to expand capacity. There is highway noise from US Hwy 281 and occasional noise from other sites, but everyone was generally courteous. Sites and internal roads are gravel and seem level overall, with full hookups available at all current sites (sites being added have electric & water - not sure about sewer). Decent cell service (AT&T had some 5G coverage, better with a booster). Good enough to use while working remotely. Remnants of a peach orchard came into bloom during our stay, making for a pleasant view out our windows. RV storage in an open field surrounded by fencing is also available. Marble Falls is under 10 miles away, where you can get just about anything you need. No dump station and no laundry or shower facilities, though it appears the latter may be available in the future (building under construction).
UPDATE 2/24/2023: as of November, 2022, the park now has a laundry facility. Additional sites have been added, as has covered RV storage. We've returned for longer stays a couple times now. Tamra who is on-site is very helpful. She helped us tremendously with receiving mailings and packages and she works diligently to assist management in keeping everything running smoothly.

We were on our way west through the area and needed a one-night stay. Called for availability and was advised they have plenty of space (given the downturn in the local oil industry, there are fewer long-term residents) and they were happy to have us. The office is only open for a couple hours a day at this time. The person answering the phone was pleasant and helpful and provided all the information we needed to find the spot and get settled. The two rockets (thus the name) at the entrance make it easy to spot the place from a distance. All spots are back-ins and the utilities are protected by foot-high posts and bars which act as guides into the site. Sites are close to one another but since there were not a lot of sites filled, we had some bufffer. Everything is neat and clean and well-tended. Some noise from the road during the day but not disruptive.

Called ahead and confirmed the first-come-first-served pollicy. Quick check-in, with a gate code to access the secured RV area. Sites are level gravel pull-thrus with full hookups on curbed islands between sites. There were only two other RVs in the campground when we arrived. It does not appear this is being used for long-term stays as mentioned in an earlier review...or at least that's no longer the case since it was submitted. There is some noise from I-40 and the access roads, but it's not bad. Convenient location for a one-night stop.

Not a classic campground, but that’s just fine with us. We were greeted by the owners as we arrived and they were able to help us avert disaster with an electrical issue in our camper right after we arrived. There is a large area around the camping section that is full of wildlife and there are views of mountains in just about all directions. The night skies are relatively dark so it made for some great Astro-photography opportunities. We walked the “back 40” and spotted prairie dogs and lots of grassland birds.

Don’t do it. Not worth $78.00 per night no weekly rate… biggest rip off the next RV is 5ft away. I don’t know they have the balls to charge this much.