So Grateful for Alyssa's Help I didn't need to go to the casino or the Airport just needed to get…read moresome groceries She was super sweet and has a great personality the kind of person that would help anyone no matter the profit highly recommend to anyone that finds themselves in Gainesville A Good Honest company that cares about people

Awful to ride with, they were open and denied me service, corrupt people overall. I got sick of the…read moreman and woman talking about their past drug use. Totally unprofessional and discriminate against the disabled

amazing experience. Grady is one of a kind. they were swift to pick me up, drove safely, and got…read moreme to my destination safely.

If there was a way to leave negative stars I would!! I scheduled a ride to take my disabled son to…read morework. The guy said he would be there, and just never showed up!! Then they wouldn't respond to text asking where they were, or answer the phone. If this is how you run a business, you don't need to be in business.

This place is still new, but honestly? It's already running circles around half the "legendary"…read moretruck stops people brag about. If they keep it up, this spot really could live up to the name. Didn't test the showers, but if the men's room is any clue, they're probably cleaner and roomier than my first apartment. The Mexican joint on site? Their breakfast burrito didn't taste like it came from under a heat lamp -- which in truck stop terms makes it practically gourmet. Parking is all pull-thru (thank you!), but here's the quirk: the spots lean left and forward, so depending on how you like to sleep, it's either "slight incline" or "truck cab ski slope." Your chiropractor will love the variety. Pro tip: watch out for construction debris at night -- nothing like playing "guess the pothole" in a 70-foot rig. Bottom line: clean, fresh, and actually built with drivers in mind. Truckers Paradise might still be under construction, but it's already miles ahead of the dusty "classics" people keep romanticizing. I'll happily roll through here again.

This is an interesting place, more on the weird side than a good must see kind of interesting…read more There's a friendly attendant greeting trucks pulling into the lot and explaining what amenities are available. Then as you pull away you realize they're telling someone on a radio your truck details. Also they mentioned this place has laundry machines. This is not true. The convenience store is lackluster. They got the basics covered and some random expired products. Showers are a trip, man. 12 bucks for a basic shower? Okay. Then you get there and an attendant escorts you to your shower. You get escorted into a large room, the walls do not reach the ceiling, the room is lined with urinals and toilets without a partition. The entire floor is wet. You get escorted to a hallway where the showers are. Oh thank god it's not a communal shower. You get into the private shower room. It's about the size of a closet. No sink or toilet. No counter. The walls here also do not go up to the ceiling. You can hear everyone around you and the lobby where the attendant is. I was kinda paranoid like man are they recording us for a website or something? Is this a prank show? Oh yeah and the showers don't drain. As you leave you'll see some guy walking up with a mop bucket. Creepiest experience I've had yet grabbing a shower at a truck stop, which is quite a feat. Maybe next time the parking lot attendant will give you a coupon for the shower attendant to wash your back for you.

We were staying down the road, heard they had propane, we…read morecalled and they were just closing. It was right before that bitter cold spell. They said they would wait for us, so that we had propane! Who does that anymore? Well, they did, which told us what wonderful people they truly are! If we hadn't bought into a membership already, this is where we'd be full time. Thank you for your genuine kindness! Susan & Caesar

This is a gem of a small RV park. The owners are personable and helpful. This was our first shake…read moreout trip with our new RV. Shannon (owner) gave us wonderful tips. The park has newly renovated dog relief areas and a new dog run for off leash. Our dogs just loved it! I can't say enough positive comments. I hesitate to post this because we want this place to ourselves! We will be back.

Outstanding service at a reasonable price. When you come in with an older car and need some…read moretouch-up work, they do not shy away. In fact, they accept the challenge. Great communication throughout the process. Price was as quoted and results were far better than expected! Dan and Wendy run a family-owned business and their dedication to their trade is apparent through the quality of their work. I highly recommend this business for all of your paint and bodywork needs.

Just picked up my Yukon from some pretty major repairs. Jeff was great to work with, and they…read moredeserve an award for dealing the Kemper Insurance Company. My truck looks great, and they went out of their way to deal with a difficult insurance carrier. They made sure my vehicle came out looking as good as new! I would highly recommend their services!

There is nothing but great things to be said about this park. With just 14 cozy sites on the…read moreproperty, we all lend each other a hand when in need, which makes us a large family. Sites are kept well maintained with full hookup makes staying here a delight. I've lived here for around a year now and can't imagine being anywhere else as a full-time RV'er. Just a hop, skip, and jump from Denton and Gainesville.

The owners are very nice people. The RV park is very clean. They have propane on site to fill your…read morepropane tanks and they can fill your motorhome also. There is a small convenience store and they also carry some rv supplies and parts as well. I highly recommend them.

Sorry guys, this is going to be long winded, but please read. This is literally a shout-out to the…read moreowners of the awesome RV park that I am at right now. I would recommend them to anybody and everybody in this area. Alright guys, I have been camper living for pretty much 2 and a half years now, my fiance and I just recently went full time. As a traveling construction worker doing water tower foundations our jobs usually don't last more than 3 weeks at a time, so I'm always moving. With that said, most of our jobs are in Texas. I'd say at least 75-80% are in the greater DGW area. After that I'd say 15% is also in texas6, just further south or west, depending. Well as everybody knows, Texas is going through a record breaking weather pattern that is basically unheard of in this area. **If you're a northerner that's gonna come on here and tell me to suck it up, I don't want to hear it. Scroll on and move along, I don't care and your comment will not be heard. ** Well, last night we had about 6 inches of snow at the park that I am at in Pilot Point, TX. Some of the highest in the area in north Dallas. I woke up this morning with no power, the camper was getting cold. It was maybe 4 degrees outside. So I went to my backup plan, I went to my 2019 Ram 2500. I was going to back in, plug it up and run the heat off of the truck. Had a full fuel tank for that reason. Well, my plan went to shit when the truck wouldn't start. The diesel fuel gelled up in the sub zero wind chill temps and I was dead in the water. For the next day or 3 the whole state of Texas is going through rolling blackouts. I had maybe 10-15 minutes of power for every hour. Which meant that I had 15 minutes to try to heat my camper. As soon as the sun went down the temps inside started dropping fast. I was in a waffle shirt, a hoodie, and a Carhartt and was still getting cold between spurts of power. So, I had a generator in my job trailer for work, also parked on the property, but I didn't have an adapter for my camper. I called Robert, the park owner and asked if maybe he had one. He didn't. He didn't stop there. He called around to every camper in the park to ask if there was one available and then found me one. Not only that, I only had about half a tank of fuel in the generator and nothing in my fuel can due to being depleted on the last job I had. Knowing that my truck was down, he took me all around town to find gas, only one place local wasn't out, and bought the gas for me and my dog to stay warm throughout the night. I literally can't praise this man and his wife enough. They have literally went above and beyond for a total stranger just passing through on a one month trip. Lake Ray Roberts RV park is definitely an amazing spot to check out if you're ever in the Denton area of Texas. I promise you will not be disappointed. Sorry for the long post, but I felt it was necessary to really send home the fact that this man is one of the best park owners I have ever dealt with in my time living in a camper.

Lake Ray Robert's is an awesome RV Park. It is quite, clean and neat with chip and seal roads and…read morepads. Located 1 mile from Jordon State Park on Lake Ray Roberts and 1 mile from Historic Downtown Pilot Point. Community Room, Laundry Room and Dog Park. We have been here since February 2020 and absolutely love it here.