DO NOT STAY HERE UNTIL ALLEY BRAVO IS GONE!…read more Alley Bravo is the absolute worst Property Manager ever seen. We were there 4yrs last 2 yrs she has brought the entire park down. Witnessed multiple occasions where she demoralized employees in front of customers. She picks and chooses favorite guest to give cheaper rates to. She tried to Parent our minor child without our consent we won't ever return because of her. Three other sites left with us for similar reasons. This could be a good RV campground without her running it. Also when hooked to sewer you have to keep your tanks closed or their sewer will back flow into your camper. You also have to endure their shitty lawn crew that never comes until your grass is so high it looks like a shit show, you will have to do it yourself. In addition to if you ask for a corporate number they will not give it too you. KOA franchise all complaints go back to Alley and her God like complex. Oh if your kids play at the pool be prepared for Marshall Alley law they will call cops on them for having too much fun. (Like making tacos). No joke smh.

This s a complete waste of time! It was a ghost town and I literally didn't feel safe to the point…read moreI got up at 3 a.m. the next morning to leave. There is no security gate or security guard(not that I saw) Anyone can just walk in and roam free. Totally a different vibe than the San Antonio location. Staff was meh! Not that friendly. This location should just shut down!

I was looking to surprise my wife with her first horse back riding experience. Tried searching for…read moreevery place near me, leaving voice-mail after voice-mail, but couldn't get through to anyone until... until I managed to locate Iron Horse Guest Ranch. Nestled in close to the Renaissance Fair and downtown Magnolia, this was the perfect place; close to our home. Setting up the appointment for a lesson was quick and painless; used facebook messenger to work out the best time. Prices varied, depending on the type of lesson, were very reasonable, and all proceeds went back to the horses on the ranch. I would quickly learn that everyone is a volunteer, as this home is for horses rescued & rehabilitated from someone the harshest circumstances. We arrived to meet with Niki, owner and operator. She was an amazing guide and teacher. She and her son helped explain everything to my wife and I prior to mounting our amazing rides; Gunner & Hershey. They were both very patient with our questions, taking safety very important. Best part of the experience was enjoying the ride without having to take any photos. Niki did all of this for us without having to worry, and sent us all of the amazing pics after the ride. All and all, the hour or two we spent here was very special and we will soon not forget it. Highly recommend a visit if in town for a visit, or even living close by. Helping these amazing animals was the best thing ever!

Visiting from OR and had a great ride! Female-led, plus involved in rescue/rehabilitation of the…read moreanimals. Highly recommend!

Overall clean, spacious, and well kept camp ground. Lots of amenities including restrooms/showers,…read morepool, playground, tennis courts, lake entry space. Trees throughout help provide shade. Lots of folks opt to tent golf carts to get around, but the space is quite walkable as well.

I've been here a few times, as my Godparents have a Thousand Trails membership and RV camp here and…read moreat other locations often. There is lots to do and it's always a good time - Swimming, Basketball, Lake Fishing, Tennis, Corn Hull, Shoot Pool, TV, Indoor Game Center/Clubhouse, Fitness Center and more! There is a cafe with a seemingly nice menu. Never tried the food though. Nice to chat with fellow neighboring campers. It's a beautiful community. They could use more signage to help campers locate their aisle and spot, but other than that it's fine. Entrance is secured and we've never encountered issues with hook ups. Enjoy your stay!

Had to run the water for over an hour to try to get it clear. We changed filter and was still not…read morecompletely clear. The host said this was how the water is. Loved the trees, but didn't like having to look at two sites, one of which was the host's and the other was a trailer with foiled windows that looked a bit shady.

The area is perfect and peaceful. Jessie, the US Veteran is the best host you will ever have at a…read morecampground!! However... The elderly man in spot #40 (pics attached) has a reputation as being a rude/old man & it held true today. He comes to ur campsite to do nothing but bother u; no other reason. Not only did he inform me (after I was already talking & dealing with Jessie) that I could not park on the grass at all (see pics of his gripe), stood by for 10 minutes as if I was going to jump at his demands. Not in this life! I had to tell him to get away from my family. When I went to go pay, he told my family he would give them $130 fine for parking on the grass. Albeit they were parking on the grass and as you can see in the picture I was not. But since I was not 100% on the concrete pad he had a serious problem. I went and knocked on his door and asked him how could he write me a fine because you and I both know he has no authority to do that if the park ranger came through they would be the one to do it. I informed him that if the park ranger had a problem with the way I was parked, I would deal with him. And do not say anything else to me or my family while I was here trying to enjoy myself for one night. So instead of saying anything he decided to walk his dog on this side (I'm next to him in #40, so my little dog would bark at him and he stayed on this side irritating is versus walking his dog on the other side where nobody is. Other people in the park that is on the side he manages, came and told me he irritated them also. I highly suggest this Campground get rid of this guy. People are here to enjoy their time with their family not to be harassed by somebody who has absolutely no life and is lonely. Jesse on the other hand should be paid! I and him are military veterans.

This place is going down hill fast. I've been coming here for years, since I think around 2008,…read moremaybe longer. You would come in, pick your site, let the ranger station know and you were done. Now, since a couple months ago, they changed it to where "a computer" would pick your site for your, which would be good if all the sites were the same, but they definitely are not! Some sites are paved, some are rock, some long or short, some easy to get into, some not. They basically took your choice away! Before, if you got here and all the "good" sites were taken, that's the luck of the draw. Both times since they changed to this I've had to ask to change the site, first time, I couldn't get into the site if I wanted to. Second time they put us in a site we definitely did not want. Now, they put up a sign no drinks in the edge of the pool, no exceptions! A lot of people go to the pool, stand at the side, drink whatever it is, chill and have a good time. So now that choice has been taken away. I can understand glass containers, glass and pools don't mix, so punish those people! We have loved this place for years, but it's getting to where we don't like coming here anymore. Some of the employees are nice, some not so much. Some of the employees seem extremely lazy and are just here to talk and play. Mean while, the speed limit is 5 mph, I've seen people doing I think around 25 or 30. People have their kids and dogs walking around the park and I haven't seen much to stop that. But standing around the pool drinking whatever and having a good time, the managers said shut it down! I really don't know what's happening here. Just think hard before buying a membership. The memberships can cost thousands of dollars and they can make changes anytime, whether you like it or not, and you either have to deal with it or get rid of it. They don't care what you think! Anyway, have a good day.

We had the pleasure of staying here over the past weekend. This place is beautiful. The grounds…read moreare well maintained. There are so many things for you to do, whether you are coming as a couple, family, or even solo. They have a dog park, an activity center, tennis courts, basketball courts, miniature golf, a nice pool, and more. Each day we were there, there was a different food truck.

For years, I have frequented this location with family and friends to unwind and engage in…read morebarbecues, appreciating the tranquil atmosphere afforded by the abundance of trees, which minimizes the risk of sunburn. We have set up hammocks in the area to further connect with nature. Recently, I embarked on a hike, enjoying a leisurely walk while observing wildlife, including a bunny. Following the hike, I relaxed and appreciated the water. During one visit, I encountered a diver who collected various items. Also have a place to rinse off and change. Camping sites and boating are available to rent. The park's safety is assured through routine checks by the rangers, which I find reassuring. Although alligators were spotted, they maintained a distance.

My family and I celebrated one of our young family member's 2nd birthday. My cousin booked a…read morescreened shelter by the lake on July 4th. Since it was a holiday, it was booked way in advance and I would highly recommend everyone to do that. It's a bit of a drive from Houston, but once inside, I felt it was worth it. I had no idea it was even out here. There are fees to enter as well as fees for areas you want to rent for yourself. Huntsville State Park is located in the Sam Houston National Forest and is filled with beautiful trees, hiking trails and lakes. On the lake, you can fish, canoe and even swim. There is a designated spot for swimming which we saw but did not partake in. There is no lifeguard, so swim at your own risk and beware of the alligators. There are plenty of trails that can keep you busy for days. If you're into camping, there have plenty of campsites, including some screened shelter. The screened shelter plot we rented was spacious and had amenities like picnic tables, grill, water hookup, amp hookup, and restrooms and shower facilities nearby. It was a great setup for our large group. We had plenty of space to play, set up some little pools for the kiddos and eat without anybody being right on top of us. After coming here, I realized I need to take advantage of all the state parks in our amazing state and escape the hustle and bustle of the city every once in awhile. I would visit this place again for sure.

worst service ever the old lady in the front has the worst attitude with customers when we asked…read morequestions. We had a large crew that arrived at diff times and accused us of stealing when we called the number and were going to pay for our site the next day in the morning.

First time visiting any KOA campground. Typically we do Lake Livingston State park, but this was a…read morenice switch up. This review is mostly about the KOA, but I will use the state park as a comparison. First I should say, the staff at the KOA are very pleasant, not that the State Park isn't, but everyone at the KOA was helpful, waving, driving around checking on you. They take very good care of the campground as well. The bathrooms and showers were the cleanest of any campground I have ever been too, especially compared to the state park. I also would see the maintenance team cleaning up sites and shoveling out fire pits. We stayed in a tent site, and one of my gripes would be, that the sites are pretty small. It would be difficult to get two decent size tents on once site, without being right next to the fire pit at least. Compared to a state park site where you have a ton of space, this was kind of a bummer. The way it sits now, there is a large open green space across from the campsites, which did allow for more room to run around and explore, but this area is marked as future development. Once this place builds the remaining sites, I think the loss of the bonus space will likely turn us away. The only other issue I had with the place was the locations of the bathrooms. Staying in the tent site, it is quite the walk to either of the bathrooms, especially with kids at night and such. The exercise is great and all, but when you have to walk a kid that far to the bathroom at 2 AM, it gets kind of old. The pool was very nice, clean, albeit cold due to the time of year, but I am sure it would be very nice in the summer. Its mostly shallow, 3 feet on both ends, 4 in the middle, and a large shallow area for little kids. The hot tub is also a nice addition. The beach area is about what I would expect from a lakeside beach, but don't expect is to be like an ocean beach. The water off the beach was nice and clean, sandy, few rocks, and no sea weed. Overall, we really enjoyed ourselves, and met some very nice people, and that really made the trip worth it for us. Like I said, if the green space wasn't there, it would have been a bit of a bummer, but it was a very nice as it is right now.

A curious thing happens at Lake Houston Wilderness Park, where proximity to the city gives way to…read morereprieve. Though it is close to Houston, the park is improbably remote, as if distance were measured in mood rather than miles. The warm breeze softens, noise recedes, senses are redirected. Toward birdsong. Wind through pines. The quiet rhythm of the forest. The landscape reflects calm. Preserved through the foresight of George Mitchell, the visionary behind The Woodlands (once the largest master-planned community in the world), the park is a legacy of thoughtful design.

I'm sure I'm going to offend some people with this review but let me preface it by saying that…read morehiking in the Houston and surrounding areas tends to be a "what you make of it" proposition because we don't have any nice bodies of water (sorry, a bayou doesn't count), mountains, waterfalls, or even a real hill. I get that and I am not comparing this park to the PNW, but even in the context of "It may not be the best place to hike, but it's the best we've got", this is a pretty unremarkable and boring park for hiking. I'm sorry, it just is, and it's not worth the drive unless you happen to live in the area and have no other place to go. The name of the park is Lake Houston Wilderness Park but you don't see Lake Houston from here and in the 10.5 mile hike around the Ameritrail, I did not see one single bit of wildlife- not even a bird. How does a park with so many trees not even have birds? I mean don't get me wrong, I'm glad I didn't run into any snakes or even a single mosquito either but how is it possible that even wildlife don't come to this park? For the $3 cover charge, at least I got plenty of exercise but I might as well been at the Houston Arboretum since it's closer and they actually have turtles and birds and such to see. This was just a long walk without any bathrooms or rest stops along the way and you can get that anywhere. I guess if you are there for camping or the other activity they offer, it might be worth it but if you're going to do that, why not just go to Brazos Bend where they have some interesting stuff going on too?

This is one of the best campground we have stayed at. It has just about everything you need…read more Includes utilities. Very clean. The owners are the nicest people you would ever want to meet. If you are near Lake Livingston we highly recommend.

From the owner: RV living, camping and parking. Each site is 30/50 amp equipped, has 2 car parking for most sites,…read morefree Wi-Fi, free cable, 1st class bathhouses and coin operated laundromat, propane filling station, spacious dog run and walking trail. Only about a mile away from great fishing on the Trinity River and approximately 11 miles to Sam Houston State University! Call or email us to make a reservation or for any additional information. NEW! We are now a certified Propane Refueling Station for the park and our community!

One of the prettiest RV parks we have stayed at. Truly enjoyed everything about this park. It's…read morehidden away, quite, right on the lake and everyone is sooo nice. The hospitality alone from the owner was amazing. You will never meet a stranger in this park. You are guaranteed to love this place. If you enjoy the sun and the water, this is the place to be. Glad we found this gem!

We stayed at Triple B RV Park for 9 weeks. We have a Dutch Star 43 foot . The lots are a good…read moresize. The location is very quiet with beautiful trees and a small beach front with a thatch roof pavilion. Plus a huge grassy area. We loved hanging out at the beach. Most days you will see people fishing from the dock. It is a small RV park with very little noise and good internet. Jeff and Sheri are amazing owners who are extremely caring and helpful. They truly care about the people who are staying at their park. They also keep the park very well maintained. Always seems to be a few full time RVers who welcome you to the community. There is also many part time or week-end Rvers. This is a place we will for sure come back and visit!