We hired Longhorn limousine to pick up the bride and groom at the end of our daughter's wedding…read more They were very thorough in researching the venue parking before hand to ensure that they had plenty of space. The limo was a very impressive white superstretch with a personalize sign for the newlyweds. They even rolled out the red carpet for the couple to walk down. Very nice way to send off the bride and groom! Highly recommend!

It's NOT the KOA anymore! It's Phil's Hideaway now. The older ladies are very unfriendly and rude…read more The campsites are pretty much on top of each other especially in the monthly spots. The restrooms are pretty clean but the showers get backed up so you're standing in ankle deep water yuck the laundry room takes at least guarantee 2hrs to wash and dry a load. It's also $2 and up to wash and dry each load. It's noisy being right off the inter state but honestly not too bad. We can't wait for another rv park to have an opening for long term. It is small and has trees and the noise level is low. I mean it's not bad honestly and decent prices also

What a little gem! The staff is friendly and the bathrooms…read moreare clean!! This park shows its history with the beautiful trees throughout the campground. I can't remember the last time we camped with trees around us. There is traffic noise but it doesn't take long to get used to it and we sleep with a fan on. Nice big pull through sites! Right off I20 and close to everything.

New owners, new on-site management, new washers and dryers with connected mobile app, upgraded…read moreWi-Fi service and very large sites. The park is clean, their is mail and package service, military and first responder discounts, and rates are very affordable.

First, I would like to say that the manager is very friendly and respectful. My plans changed where…read moreI needed to stay long and the manager was very helpful. The park is very quite and spacious, if you are staying for the night or long term I would recommend staying here. I will be staying here whenever I am needing to stay in Abilene.

We liked the place . The staff was friendly and helpful . This park is level , clean , up on high…read moreground and has some good spots with shade and a good cool breeze . It's not fancy but has what you need . Spaces are huge and long . Your not packed on top of each other . Like being at a state park but you have sewer at your side . I looked at two other places close by and they were dumps . There is no pool ? Also it's off of the interstate far enough you dont hear road noise in the trailer at all . I'll be back ! Wallace Taylor

One night passing through but loved this place. Lots of room between drive through spaces that are…read morelong. Full hookups. Easy access to dumpsters at each aisle. Clean private bathroom with shower rooms and laundry. Friendly residents. Outer loop to walk our active Lab puppy.

Not a pretty park by any means but sufficient. Quiet but small RV park, there are only about 12…read moresites but they all have full hook ups. We pulled in on a Sunday, so there was no one to check in with, we found one open site, pulled in and set up. Monday morning the office opened up at 9am and we paid $35 for the night. There is alot to see at the Air Plane Museum self walking tour. There is also an archery set up right across the street from the fam camp. There are several pull-through sites but all were taken by 2:30 in the afternoon, the early bird gets the worm. lol

A couple days ago I had occasion to be in Abilene, TX, not really by choice as I was lost and…read moretrying to get back home to Arizona, but I did hear the wonderful old song "Abilene" by George Hamilton IV (from 1963!) on SiriusXM as I was driving aimlessly about Texas, a rather large state ("It's like a whole other country!"). My cell phone was not working, and I was rather rattled as I was an older woman traveling alone and these days that seems a bit scary, especially when you don't have a way to call 911 from the road. Also no one sells maps anymore. :( This extremely friendly, smiley, helpful young woman working in the Abilene Convention and Visitors Bureau was my angel in disguise. She gave me a Texas map -- for free! (they're ginormous like the state) -- and also an Abilene map and even highlighted it and gave me written directions to their local Verizon store so that I could try to get my phone working again. She even let me call home to tell my hubby that I was all right and where I was at and headed. Thank you, lovely person, in "Abilene, prettiest town I've ever seen/Women there don't treat you mean/in Abilene, my Abilene"! Forever indebted, Joan

Did you know they give out free welcome baskets to military members? They sure do! And they're…read moresuper nice too, with water, to nuts, to straw hats, to uniquely Abilene treats.

The grill is absolutely great, except the brisket, that was dry. The grilled chicken sandwich was…read moregood, the hamburger was overly good and with fried okra on the side, Excellent! Nice seating area in front of a fireplace. Bathrooms are clean, gift shop is large. Sad that Dr Pepper Zero is not on tap, but they do have diet Dr Pepper. Large parking lot plenty of fuel pumps. There is designated trailer parking to the west side. I recommend stopping here when you are coming through.

This is NOT a typical "careful-what-you-touch-because-you-might-catch-something" kind of gas…read morestation. When driving back and forth between West Texas and East Texas, our family plans the trip around THIS stop. They always have ultra clean restrooms and reasonable gas prices. They have fresh barbecue and special novelty snacks. (Yes, they've even got your spicy peaches and candied pecans!) If you're into picking up cool gifts or souvenirs, this place has a lot of those for every season. Cold drinks, coffee, chocolate, dog potty area, travel accessories... you name it... anything you need to make your trip more pleasant... they've got it. And I've never had a rude or negligent attendant/cashier.

Nice facility, clean, well-designed, staff friendly and helpful. Only problem? Not enough Buses…read moreand Bus Routes yet, need either printed bus schedules or those on line can be more easily printed, but there is hope we will make even more progress in becoming a true-public transportation spot--add bikes and bike lanes and we can show them how it is done when people care about the people, the environments, good public transportation for all (get out of your car and get onto the bus!). Cars are wonderful, but buses can be too. Grew up in San Francisco (also born in Texas) and that wasn't all that big a City and still isn't. Develop, convenient, fast, inexpensive public transportation and they will come!