Great place for the overnight passerby. We pulled in around 8:30 pm. It was easy to see where to…read moregrab our information and site location. An attendant was there to lead us into our spot. Overall I t was clean, quiet, had a nice little dog park, and fit what we needed on a long trip just passing through.

What a nice gem!! Everyone there was so nice and the fenced dog area was great after a long day of…read moretraveling. The whole campground was in great shape. The sunrise and sunset from this spot was beautiful. I would stay again.

Very friendly and good prices. The bathrooms and showers are newly remodeled and it has a laundry…read morearea. We have stayed here twice and will stay again. Not fancy but it's perfect for us when passing through.

Owners very accommodating, site generous, level and easy access to amenities. Only negative and…read morethis is NOT the owners-a disrespectful vehicle raving his loud engine every hour until almost midnight!

We stayed here on a Thursday night. We came in just after sunset so it was dark. Lighting is…read moreterrible. Also it was pretty empty and they put us right next to someone knowing we had 4 slides. The electrical and water are for 2 spaces together. The water is on the same faucet with a so called splitter. Old unused electrical above on pole hanging exposed. Picnic table falling apart - we had to move it because it was hanging in the space when we went to pull in. Over priced as well. We stayed at 6 other KOA's that were all much nicer and all were $25 to $30 less. Also there's no way to connect your coach to WiFi as those system is antiquated. Skip this KOA.

This KOA had great accommodations!! You could order breakfast, which was delivered to your vehicle…read more They have showers, picnic tables, and grass to walk your dogs. We have a 42ft RV plus our truck length. It was a pull through, which made it easy when staying one night and not wanting to unhook. The highway access was close, so we just pulled out and were on our way to the next KOA.

Actually our second stop at this generous little park. Yes, it's a gravel lot between a busy road…read moreand a railroad track, but it's clean, safe, and free. You have electricity, water, sewer, & a picnic table of your own. A small grass area for dog walking and a convenience store across the road. We took a little walk and discovered a beautiful historic village about 2 blocks west. Do be aware if storms move in from the west, there's feed lots so you could get caught in a literal $hiT storm like our first time here. Leave a donation in the provided boxes if you feel like it!

Free Rv park in Muleshoe, TX full hook ups and clean. Close to grocery stores, fuel and just as you…read moreenter into Texas on the left hand side. Will be staying again for sure!!!

Got a space here to stay after our house burned down and been here for about 6 months. GREAT place…read moreto stay. Quiet and beautiful. Shade trees, green grass and wonderful owners. I can't recommend this park highly enough. I am extremely pleased with my stay.

Talked with the park manager/owner about renting space by the month. He was very kind and helpful…read more Gave me all the information I need. Drove past the park during a trip to Clovis and was impressed with the quiet, peaceful location. It will be nice to have trees in a place like Clovis. Will update this review after further interactions and staying in the park.

Has all the hookups. Is next to highway but noise didn't keep us awake. Restrooms: I'll just say…read morewe chose not to use them and we're not terribly fussy people. The huge problem was the cockleburs. Everywhere you stepped (including right outside our parking spot), tiny, sticky, VERY sharp cockleburs that stick to the soles of your shoes and get carried into your vehicle . . .They bury themselves into any soft surface--rug, carpet, clothes . . . That meant we had to carry our dog to a concrete or gravel area to do his business. For that reason, we won't go back.

We stayed here for two nights while we are making our way back home to Arizona. We paid $52/night…read morefor a full hook up pull through site. We were in site nine, which actually has a pretty private little area for your stay as well as as a picnic table that had a shelter over it. They do have a pool as well as a nice size laundry room with four washers and four dryers everything operated on quarters. It was two dollars to wash a load at $1.25 for 45 minutes of drying. They did offer us a menu when we arrive for a barbecue restaurant. I've included a picture of that, but the prices were really high so we did not partake. They were friendly at check-in as well. You were just a couple miles from the small town of Santa Rosa, looks like they have events and stuff happening down there so might want to check out the local calendar. We also found a little gym called Lyons heart that would let you do a day pass for $10, you can see that review separately. There's also a grocery store right downtown as well so this place is conveniently located

Sites were level, power was great and the restrooms/showers were immaculate…read more Our site had great views and the thunderstorms in the distance did not disappoint! We even stayed again on our trip return.

Wonderful little park great homemade desserts leave spaces pull this spaces, clean, very kind…read moremanagers done everything they could do when they're power to help have a won't stay Don't miss rooster across street best steak in Texas

Been a couple of years since having to stay at Walnut RV in Vega, TX, however it was real nice to…read morehave the opportunity again. The hospitality was excellent. Greated by Misty with some fresh cookies (missed the pie, but sure it will be provided in the future), improvements have been made, the main office is in the middle of upgrades, and the ambience of the site are still intact, whether you stay for one night or longer, it's a gem!! Stay was 7/9/26 The Flagg's