Hidden Grove RV Resort

Very nice brand new camp site. Level pads and a nice property with hiking trail and a pond to fish at. Sites were very clean and full hookups at all sites. WiFi was slow. Close to Paris and Honey Grove.

This is a great new park!
Staff were very helpful and friendly.
Most sites are on concrete pads. We had 50 amp with no issues.
Laundry facilities are nice and clean. There is a little shop in the office which has some quick convenience items. When we were there, a playground was being built.
We would love to stay here again!

We have stayed at Hidden Grove twice now. They are working hard on it, adding new amenities all the time. They have added a beautiful pool and play ground. Several hiking trails and a large stocked fishing pond. If you own kayaks, this is great pond to paddle in. Sites are level and clean. Laundry facilities are clean. They have a front store and propane tank fills. Owners are very nice and helpful. Only issue is that it is on very flat land. So when it rains your site with have some dirt and mulch wash on your concrete site. However they are quick to grade the roads and you're back in business. Just make sure you pick up anything before it rains. Don't think just putting it under the RV means its not going to get wet. Great location for a base camp and taking day trips from. One day it rained so we took a quick trip to Oklahoma (hour away) to lose some money at the casino and was back in time to make dinner. Paris Texas is not too far away. Go to North Sulphur Springs River and dig for Fossils and visit the Windom Feed Sack on Sunday for catfish, in Windom, Tx.

We were in the area, wanted to learn about storage at the park for Rvs and about potentially staying for an extended stay in the future so we stopped by to ask questions. Nice park, concrete pads, well managed, easy access, good roads, beautiful pool area, appears to be a nice laundry and restroom area near the office. Nice camp store/office - guests and staff hanging out together in a very friendly kind of way. Decorated for Halloween - they seem to take pride in and also have fun at their facility.

Ran tmobile home internet speed test while we were there and found good coverage. Only 3 bars, but found excellent tmhi 5g speeds - average 90 down/30 up towards the pool area. AT&T 4g hotspot has decent enough coverage as a backup (10/1.5 is what we got). Cellular service on tmobile was not quite as strong as tmhi, but it was absolutely usable. The tmhi modem seems to get better signal sometimes (at other places too) than phones.

The park has wifi, which we did not test but the manager told us it is fiber coming into the park, but of course wireless signals can get congested anywhere even when you have a strong backbone coming in. The cell service at this location is good enough though that you wouldn't *have* to depend on the park's wifi. We didn't have a verizon device with us at that moment, but the manager said verizon and at&t have been their strongest, but tmobile reported putting in a new tower recently.

We are on our way out on a long trip but are likely to use their covered storage with electrical when we get back and maybe stay for a month or so before putting our RV into storage.

The website includes beautiful photos and boasts a "High-end RV park". Perhaps it was at one time, or there are plans to get there again, but I can assure you as of March 2024, this place is a dump. They offer online check-in, so we arrived and went to our site only to find someone already in it. We made our way back to the office and even without asking who we were, the gentleman sent us to another site. We had seen it on our drive through the park so knew it would work for our 45' fifth wheel. From what I observed there is zero prepping sites for arrivals. They are littered with rocks and dirt. Fortunately I had a broom, but there was so much I had to get out my leaf blower! We had no firepit or picnic table and only weeds growing in the flower beds around the patio. The pond views are nothing like you see online. Brace yourself. I saw MULTIPLE RVs with tarps on them giving ghetto trailer park vibes. There was also a Dodge pickup with a boot on it's wheel. There's no telling how long that had been parked there. In addition to my personal experience, my son drove down from Iowa only to discover they had overbooked the cabin he reserved. They tried to put him into a tiny dumpy RV and he said no. Then they offered to put him in the owner's RV. He had no other options so agreed to stay in the RV, but it was dirty, the black tank was full. There was no toilet paper or towels. Do better, Hidden Grove. We camped at Hidden Grove RV Resort in a Fifth Wheel.