Definitely not a 5 star plush hotel (simply because it isn't new) but if you are looking for a…read moreclean place to stay with amazing staff this is the place for you. Mr. Sanjay the manager is very nice and accommodating. He went above and beyond during our stay.

Very friendly & accommodating attendants in the lobby. The room was very clean & neat. We can see…read morethe improvements to the property & the redecorating that is ongoing. The lobby is now very cheerful and inviting.

Great get-away for the weekend or if you attend a A & M game. Elegant, quiet. Excellent location…read more Plenty of parking.

We attended a birthday party for our friend in a beautiful room off the bar area. It was such a…read morewonderful atmosphere for his special day. The servers were so attentive and determined to make the evening a success. The food was absolutely delicious. I have a salad with butternut squash and salmon and my husband had the crawfish ravioli which was amazing! The bar area looked like fun and I loved the lobby!

Good place for an overnight stay. Near highway so some noise. Hands down best WiFi on our trip.read more

We pulled into this park after a long day of driving from Oklahoma. Very easy access to I-45 and…read moreabout half way between Centerville and Madisonville. As we pulled in, the manager came out, helped us pick a spot and set up our water-sewer-electric. Though we only stayed one night, we have this place on our list of parks to return to.

Screw being an adult. Here's your chance to be a kid again. Who'd a thought that ripping through…read moremud on ATVs, off-roading, would be the best thing EVER!? Talk about feeling so alive, Yeeples. My brother lost his voice from screaming like a fool. Mud all on clothes. Mud all on the ATVs. Mud all over the damn place. Everyone on 4-wheelers having a ball in the woods! Driving into puddles, and ditches, and everywhere else. Why isn't everyone doing this? What's wrong with you people? Find the nearest ATV rental/off-roading park near you.

Our group has been wanting to ride GS for awhile now. So I'll start with the good stuff. The trails…read morewere good, we enjoyed seeing new stuff. Let's get to why my group and I will not be returning to GS. The camp sites are completely backwards. The electricity is too close to the water hook up. We all know water and electricity don't mix ever Although having sewer was great, it isn't installed very well. They do have a store but no one actually mans it. You have to go find someone to let you in. It's the middle of August in Texas, and they have no ice at all to purchase. We had to leave to get our entire group ice. At $130 for the weekend I'd think we could have some ice. This was also an event weekend for them. I'm not going to mention the event due to them having nothing to do with the issues we had. There was not enough people there to actually say an event took place. I'm gonna move to the biggest problem with GS. The guy that runs it is extremely unprofessional and lacks the maturity of someone that needs to be running a business. Our group gets muddy that's the point right? While my husband and I were riding my radiator on our highlifter over heated (240) we take an electric power washer with us to take car of issues like that. GS does have a place to wash your rig but is literally a low pressure water hose fed through a cinder block. They wasn't going to do the trick so we used our resources to get our rig cooled down and cleaned out. This guy came over to us and did tell us there was a rule, we had to use the hose they provide. He also came over with 3 loose dogs. I told him we had to be towed in and we needed to cool our rig down. I also told him I was afraid of dogs because I've been bit 3 times and once had to go to the hospital. I asked him about the rule regarding dogs needed to be leashed. He got angry and said his dogs weren't going to bite anyone. He left with the dogs. My husband was finishing up spraying out the radiator the guy returns and begins to yell at us. This guy grabs ahold of my husbands had and tries to physically remove the power washer from his hands. There was almost a physical altercation. Below are the pictures of the water produced by my power washer, compared to the water produced by my a/c on the ground. I completely understand the rules, and realize there was a rule broken. However, if you physically attempted to remove something from another persons hands that can and probably will be considered an aggressive act. I also want to mention the couple set up next to us got stuck in the mud. They asked them for help, and they refused. The excuse given, their tractor was broken down. They clearly had other means to help, but it was completely fine not to help them. Someone from our group did go out and assist them. This place is extremely dusty. Most parks we've visited use water trucks to water down the common areas. Which brings me to my power washer, which actually helped use from kicking up the dust in our areas. We will not be returning. This group will stick to the parks that use a bit more professionalism. We wish them the best.

This B&B is worth the 24-minute drive from Kyle Field. Located on land that has been in the same…read morefamily for over 100 years, this elegant property offers two queen bedrooms with private baths. Fish and release in the well-stocked pond, or stroll around the property and enjoy nature. A full country breakfast is served daily.