Stone Oak Ranch RV Park

Super kind staff. All sites here are concrete and level! The amenities are nice and you can even pay for the wash room using your phone!

They have a mix of back in and pull thru sites.

Free wifi but haven't tried it, most of the people in the park are using starlink.

The office has supplies in case anything happens!

Don’t let the word “oak” in the name fool you, there a very few trees in this park. However, it is only 3 years old and everything does feel new and upscale. The roads are all paved and the sites are concrete. A large amenity center with pool and kitchen is nicely done. There are two laundry rooms and several “private baths” that are large, clean and accommodating. The staff members are friendly and helpful. The majority of sites are occupied by full-time residents, many of whom head off to work on Monday morning. Lots of dogs and two dog parks. Never saw anyone using the Pickleball court. We were here for a month after getting some work done on the Airstream and then attending a high school graduation and a wedding.

We’ve never stayed for a month anywhere, preferring to use our trailer for camping in state and national parks. So this was very different for us. We met a few neighbors but mostly kept to ourselves.

There is wifi in the park, which is essentially useless. The staff warned that it wouldn’t do for streaming content, but really it didn’t do anything, including downloading email.

There are pages of rules, which sound daunting, but really just using common sense covered most everything a person would need to know to stay in the good graces of the park. The speed limit in the park is 5 mph, which is ignored by everyone. I found that if I just keep my foot off the gas and idle, i stay at 5 mph, but I didn’t observe anyone else doing that in the month we were here.

The biggest annoyance wasn’t the fault of the park, but of its location. It is located close to the intersection of a major N/S artery and an E/W FM Road. Dump trucks heading south would routinely use their engine brakes approaching the stop sign and rattle the windows of every RV in the park.

But if you have to be somewhere for a month nearby Georgetown, this place is probably as good as any other park of its type.