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    Rocking A RV Park

    3.4 (20 reviews)
    Open 8:30 am - 12:30 pm, 2:00 PM - 7:00 PM

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    Patty melt with super crispy fries

    3/30/24 - 4/6/24. Site 49. Travel trailer. Convenience of being really close to town is nice, but there is no way we'd stay here again. Upon arrival, the woman who checked us in seemed rather indifferent. She ran through the rules and check-in process so quickly, while never really even looking at us, that we had to ask her to repeat herself. The office store is well-stocked with RV supplies, but the appearance of the desk is disheveled and kind of in need of organization. There is a room to the left of the desk that's open to your line of vision. LOADED with stacks and piles of stuff. Looks like a hoarder's living room. Disarray. Not a good first impression. Once you're checked in, a man hops on a golf cart and leads you to your site. Wi-fi hasn't been available since we arrived. We were told they're "waiting for the guy to fix it but he doesn't work weekends." We arrived on Saturday. It's Wednesday now, and still no Wi-fi. Nothing more than a shrug when we've asked every day. We're paying for Wi-fi in the cost of the site. This is a major disappointment. There are a lot of long-term people here. Our neighbor is one of them. He has motion lights on the side of his trailer that face our entry doors. Every time we step outside at night, every time we move, we're blasted with those lights. Hard to enjoy, let alone see, the night sky with LEDs burning your retinas. Another long-term person along the fence on the Walmart side was outside late one night. I watched him pitch trash over the fence next to his trailer. That kind of behavior is what gives long-term people such a bad reputation. The noise is a big factor here. None of it from Walmart, surprisingly. The constant sound of semis going over the bridge at the exit next to the park can be heard inside your trailer with all the windows closed. It's worse at night. Then there are the trains. Tonight we were treated to a long, loud train horn at 10:45pm. They go all hours of the day and night. I can't speak to the men's bathroom/shower room, but the women's is nice. Three toilets (the first one double flushes, for some reason), and three showers. The first shower has an old shower head that doesn't work well, but the other two are great. The ceiling light is motion activated and only stays on for a few minutes, so if you use the bathroom at night, turn on the timed light in the first shower before you use the toilet so you don't end up in the dark. Also, there are only two outlets, both at the end of the vanity, closest to the door. One is low on the wall, the other is high on the wall. Only one double-pronged hook per shower, and none in the toilet stalls. There are paper towels and a wall-mounted hand dryer. Bathrooms are on the side of the office building. The laundry room is small but the machines work fine. Three washers, two dryers, and a wash tub. Located in the back of the office building. You can get quarters in the office. There is no storm shelter shown on the park map. We don't have a dog, so I can't report on the dog park. If you have kids, there's a nice big playground next to the office. It's seen a lot of use so far during our stay. The swings and the "merry-go-round" thing seem to be huge hits. Usually kids there all day, having a ball. There is a horseshoe pit along the entrance driveway. Our site is very level and the utilities work just fine. Almost all the sites have picnic tables, but you won't be able to move them because the top of each is 3" of solid concrete. We tried, but couldn't budge ours an inch. Propane fill happens twice a week. You leave your tank at the front of your site, they pick it up, fill it and return it. We paid cash in the office. 85 cents/#. If you're looking for restaurants, try Benito's Italian (Mikki was a really good server on Easter Sunday). Big portions, good food. The tortellini ala panna was enough for two meals. The pasta trio was very tasty. The tiramisu was pretty darn good, too. Another good place to eat is Vernon Parts Sports Grill. It doesn't look like much from the street, nor once you're inside, but we've been there twice and have been quite happy both times. The menu isn't extensive, but what they offer is good. We had great lunch time service both visits.

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    We chose to stay here on our route west from Terrell to Amarillo. The park is directly adjacent to the Walmart and the Semi Trucks like to park at the back of the Walmart lot next to the park and idle. It was quite noisy while outside, but our RV filtered the noise at night. The park staff was very friendly, but they did not seem to have much concern for the pandemic at the time. They seemed to be business as usual with their amenities open including the office and the restrooms. We did not utilize anything as we are self-contained in our motorhome. Our site was a pull through with full hookups, but mostly grass. Luckily it was fairly dry to we did not have issues with mud or getting stuck. It appeared that others had this issue from the surface impacts on adjacent sites. There were plenty of sites available to keep everyone spaced out, however, another RV was placed in a spot directly in front of us for our last night.

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    3.1(12 reviews)
    55.3 mi

    So close to Wichita falls but feels like you are miles away from a city. Fantastic place for…read morefamilies and adults. Pools galore and the splash pad is great for the little ones.

    *Full disclosure we visited for 5 nights during the Texas state shelter in place order*…read more I went back and forth between 4 & 5 stars...I decided on 5 because a few of the issues are out of the control of the owner of the park or any of the staff. Let me start with all the wonderful things about this park (it's our first visit & wont be our last) the animals are awesome: you can interact with them (if they feel up to it at the moment) mini horses, chickens, goats, etc...there are so many actives for children that weren't the group activities (since group activities were banned bc of the Shelter in place order) mini golf, a jumping pillow (the 2nd was popped and looked as if it had been down for awhile), 3 pools, a splash pad, a maze, some swings, a playground, a blown up obstacle course (like you rent from a party rental place for your backyard bday parties), pedal cars to rent, sand volleyball and basketball. There are picnic tables and fire rings at each site. The sites had enough room between them not like the KoA type of RV parks where you are on top of each other. The dog park area is a great place to let the pups run off some energy. The shower house was extremely clean. They have laundry although we didn't use it. They had a store and cafe but it was closed bc they had furloughed some staff. The grounds were very well maintained. No complaints there. All guests were nice and respectful although we kept our distance mostly and didn't interact much. Now on to the things that we weren't crazy about. No cable and antenna TV did not come in really at all even in a brand new Class A antenna system. Wifi is through a 3rd party and cost $4 a day, $10 for 3 days or $20 for a week but it was not good signal strength at all. Wasted $ buying it. And this was while the park was very bare so it wasn't bc the signal was over used. It was just that weak. There are many people who seem to live at the park full time may it be annually or for months on end. Those RVs have built in porches (& lots of "stuff" around their RVs and just make it look more like it a trailer park in the area that they are in. Not a fan. But we get it's a steady income to have them there. Lots of children were not being watched by their parents although the park had signs up everywhere stating that children need to be watched. That definitely goes back on the parents who are just lazy and use the park as a place to allow their children to run free. LOTS of highway noise and train noise if you are towards the front of the park. The train was coming around 2-3 times a hour starting Sunday evening blasting it's horn. It was intense. (Just recommend bringing a loud fan to drown out the noise). Overall our experience is that a lot of love and thought is put into park. We will be returning when all the activities are back open and it's a little warmer consistently. The park was already a RV park called, Coyote Ranch before they bought into the Jelly Stone franchise.

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