Great place to stay. Right on the water. RV park but also has small cabins you can rent which is…read morewhere we stayed. All the amenities you ever need. Very nice owners. Also a communal fire pit area where we all hung out at night. Would definitely stay again.

Our son is a full timer RV'er. We found this location online. Applied and added to the waitlist…read more Our son moved in a few weeks later. It's been an Amazing place, pecans all over, quite, RV's are kept clean and the people tend to stay to themselves. Owner has provided a great location and ample of space for the Full timers. I highly recommend if you want to save money and live in peace. My husband said maintenance is super friendly too. Our son has no concerns and love that he's close to home. They are also adding amenity's to the RV park.

Used to be a nice, clean hidden gem. Now it's got abandoned RVs parked throughout the park and too…read moremany spots. Not as clean as it was. Plenty of nicer RV parks to choose from.

We stayed here for over a year. This park is great especially if you have pets. The managers Chris…read moreand Kristyn are phenomenal people! They are friendly and very helpful. They go above and beyond to help you with any needs that arise, personal or otherwise. They are some of the hardest working people I have ever met. My wife and I had to tell them to stop working all the time and take a vacation! They are fun and outgoing during holiday gatherings and excellent hosts. This park would not be the same without their fun loving personalities!

If you are looking for a great place to stay for a while I highly recommend Waggin' Tail. This is a…read moredog loving community with friendly people and awesome managers. There was a mailroom so we could order a few things from Amazon. A doggie dog wash station and a laundry room. We spent our first month here. It was our first ever in the RV full time. The neighbors were friendly and helpful. We had a fenced yard for our dog and he was as happy as a clam! We just left yesterday and he already misses the dogs next door. We're hoping there will be an open spot when we come back to town to visit family.

After our nightmare at Pair of Dice RV, we found WM RV park and we R LOVING IT! Wide open sites…read morewith full hookups and FLAT/Level. Full amenities throughout and an Al Paco farm for the kids. Patty is absolutely awesome and we Love this place. Utah RV newbies who will definitely B back again! Thanks!

A perfect spot for families! We're a Fulltime RV family and this has been our favorite park thus…read morefar. Not only because of how clean everything is, but the ample space away from RV's for the kids to run around, blow bubbles, visit the alpacas, and the pool time! The laundry facilities are air conditioned and clean. We'll absolutely stay here again in the future! Downsides were the lack of concrete pads and the ants were horrible! Come evening they would be swarming under our RV and I hadn't noticed until they were all over our floor inside.

Very, very quiet RV park. I stayed here for about 3 months and barely saw people the entire time…read more The fitness center is very well stocked for anywhere I have traveled to and it was nice to typically have it to myself. There isn't any water in the fitness center so you have to leave to go to the office to get some or the bathrooms. Traffic in the area is a mess so plan on sitting on the 2 lanes roads for a minute. Internet connection is always struggling. The showers are beautiful but while the looks were focused on, the plumbing was not. The toilets typically sound like they are running. When I arrived, the cleaning was a bit questionable but about a third of the way through, they became exponentially better.

You can tell that this park is older but fairly well maintained. There are several full timers that…read moreare friendly and helpful. However, the dog park is constantly full off waste and despite there being waste bags, and can for dog piles as well as a giant sign on the gate that says you need to clean up after your dog, not to mention when you check in, the staff tells you you need to pick up after your pet and it's listed in the rules and newsletter dog owners have exactly zero respect for the rules. It appeared to be residents with large and multiple medium to large dogs leaving piles in the dog park as well as the walking trails. Dogs can get parvo virus, hookworms, and other diseases from irresponsible pet owners. So if you don't have a dog I would recommend a stay as it's in a nice area and easily accessible to many activities but if you have a dog, watch out for the abundance of dog waste.

Stayed several days while having new Casita RV modifications done close by. The staff was…read morefriendly and helpful. The pool was clean and refreshing. The site restrooms were clean and large. The grounds were immaculate. The doggy park was clean as well. People were respectful to individual campsites - no loud noise or encroachment. The few renters I met were friendly and helpful to a newbie camper like me. It was close enough to drive to the Fort Worth Stockades for dinner and rodeo as well as local food was abundant, and very nice. I will be returning!

If you just need a place in town this will do. However, upon arrival the maintenance man was…read moreinconsiderate, rude, and gruff. This is also near Alliance Airport so lots of air traffic noise. The weekly folks are put on the main drag so you hear and see every vehicle that goes in and out of the park. Harley's and loud trucks are fine but not at 6am rounding the corner all morning long. The spaces are small and tightly packed. The WiFi is terrible. They did hand off a goodie bag upon check-in of 8oz water, a bag of chips, and cookies. And the office lady stopped at my site to see if I needed anything after the awful run in with the mtc man.

A top spot for RV living in the DFW area--spacious lots, wide open fields, and a generous 2-acre…read moredog park. We've called this place home for years and plan to return once we're back in DFW

From the owner: Welcome to Stoney Acres Park, your tranquil haven for long-term mobile home and RV parking located…read morejust 8 miles from Denton, TX. With a strong focus on security and convenience, we provide a safe and serene environment for your extended stay. Enjoy modern amenities including reliable electricity and water hookups, ensuring a comfortable and hassle-free experience. Embrace the beauty of the outdoors while enjoying the comforts of home. Your journey to a peaceful and fulfilling lifestyle begins here. Call or text for further details

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.