We were passing through & needed a last minute spot to stay at in our motor home & this place was…read moreperfect! It's October so the pool was closed for the season, kids were sad but understood so they played on the play ground for a while. We were able to park under a shade tree in a decent sized spot which also had TV, sewer, & electricity. Check in was easy & a sweet family helped us check in & even guided us to our spot. This place has clean bathrooms & showers & a place to do laundry & hang out to play games & more (which they provide). Pokemoners, there is a Pokespot near the Propane fill area. We stayed in #14 & played Pokémon as a family. Overall, highly recommend

We showed up without reservations on spring break. We got the RV car wash slab. Worked out great…read morefor us. Bathrooms were very clean. The camp area was also very clean. Sorry I didn't take photos. I would definitely return.

Not much to it. A place to stay. Worked for us. A convenient place to stay while we explored the…read morearea.

Got in late but check in was really easy. Shower was steaming hot. Could have used a better…read morecleaning but regardless hot. Didn't mind the trains cruising thru at night. Added to the adventure but if you're a light sleeper, bring ear plugs.

I don't understand the high reviews here and on google. 5 stars is a resort scoring perfect. This…read moreplace is run down and unkept. Did not expect just a gravel parking lot with electric posts. We couldn't level facing the correct direction so we had to pull in the wrong direction. This made using the electric and water with what we carry not possible. $30 charge to change your site even though only four sites out of 33 sites in our section were being used. WiFi is on the porch of the store and laundry behind it quite the walk from our site. Would not recommend and would not go back ourselves.

the old ladirs there are rude and let a grown man into women's restroom while a little girl was in…read morethe correct restroom. the best experience was dealing with the young lady about our camp spot

Out on the frontier removed from the frustrations of civilization sits Balmorhea an artesian gem…read morehiding among the tumbleweeds. The springs themselves are astonishing. Crystalline water, a natural oasis. Wilderness as a touch of elegance. The water is cool, refreshing, and large enough you can swim without bumping into a flotilla of inflatable flamingos every ten seconds. It is serene. Now, the true pièce de résistance: tiny fish. Yes darling, little cousins of piranhas nibbling delicately at your skin. At first, it's mildly horrifying. Being lightly snacked upon by aquatic creatures isn't typically on the itinerary. It's nature's exfoliation service. Truly. These miniature aestheticians gather around and provide the most delightful, ticklish skin treatment imaginable. Think of it as a rustic version of spa fish pedicures, except this one is completely natural, wildly entertaining, and performed by creatures that actually live in the ecosystem instead of a questionable salon tank. The entire place has this fascinating ecological charm that sneaks up on you. You're floating in a massive spring-fed pool, mountains in the distance, dragonflies skimming the water, and tiny fish politely tend to your skincare needs. The magic of Balmorhea (I'll let you figure out how to pronounce it correctly) is that it's a living ecosystem, and being able to swim in the middle of it is special. It's frontier chic. Don't expect marble spas and cucumber water. Following an afternoon, my skin felt absurdly smooth, stress level plummeted, and it was imperative to recommend the remote desert destination without qualification. Five stars for the fish running the spa.

Fun time at this park…read more Enroute from San Antonio to El Paso, we were able to stop at this park to get the kids out of the car and into some refreshing spring water It was clean, not crowded and left us already planning a return on our next trip back or towards Big Bend National. There are cabins on the ground, picnic tables, barbecue pits. I saw a basketball court. They had a few nature areas to enjoy. I was certainly pleased with just getting my feet wet, but the water is clear and if you were interested in seeing more below the water, I recommend goggles or snorkeling gear. I hear companies teach scuba here too. There's not much else near the park, so bring all the amenities you need or want there. Good times with nature. We will return.

We Loved this RV Park! Very clean and so convenient to The National Park and State Park. Beautiful…read morelocation.

This place is beautiful, well kept and right in the middle of the National Park and the town of…read moreTerlingua. The owners are also very friendly. Highly recommend it.

We ran into problems with our slide out. These were the nicest folks. They ran down repair services…read morefor us and were most considerate. A nice place to stay with clean services.

Please don't stay here. The owner rented out to contractors who are trying to build a wall in Big…read moreBend. He could care less about Big Bend Park. It's sad. I don't know if anyone else who lives close by or works close by who would do this. He had a good reputation until now. Selling out beautiful Big Bend.

Improved horse facilities, impeccably clean bathrooms, friendly and helpful. I know this place has…read moreseen better days, owner was ailing etc, but I much appreciate that they are doing the best they can. Horse pens are roomy and secure. All went well this year.

Stopped at Van Horn for one night just passing through. This area is known for nasty wind. It's a…read morenice RV park. Clean and large spaces. All pull through. Not right on the highway so very quiet. Only a couple "full timers" Definitely would stay here again and liked it better than the other choices. Staff was helpful and friendly. Great place for where it is!

We stayed in the Badlands Hotel at the Lajitas Golf Resort. The place had the vibe of the old…read morewest, which was really a cool experience. The staff here are outstanding. Very professional friendly, and helpful in any way that you need. The setting of the place is gorgeous (please see photos). There are mountains, the cacti, the sunsets. The golf course itself is really pretty as well. The restaurants on the grounds are all pretty good. Ultimately, it's a great place and I would not hesitate to stay here again on future visits!

We stayed in the Mustang RV park attached to the Lajitas Golf Resort. Everything about it was…read moregreat! Very nice and knowledgeable staff greeted us when we came in! They were more than willing to answer any questions I had! Nice camp spots with superb facilities - bath house, laundry and everything else you'd want to enjoy is available at the Golf Resort!

I was very underwhelmed by this experience. My family and I drove 6 hours just for us to arrive and…read morethis man be so rude. We arrived 3 minutes late and he said "We already started. The earth doesn't stop for no one" but yet another family arrived 5 minutes after us and another 20 minutes after the start time and they were a different ethnicity and got greeted with a handshake and a warm welcome. Very telling of what his values were. My family got picked on as well. No one was fixing the telescope the way he said to but yet when my family went he made my fiancé go back to fix it themselves yet helped everyone else and had nothing to say. I wouldn't recommend giving this guy your time or money but that was our unfortunate experience and NEVER going back.

Please save yourself the trouble and book a star party at Mcdonald Observatory in Fort Davis, it…read moremight be an hour away from this place but the quality in hosting is leagues better. Our host William spent an hour on one target, the Orion Nebula if i remember correctly. He kept interjecting with semantics regarding vocabulary which added nothing to the star party. He showed us ONE constellation, Orion (shocker). Then after an hour had passed a party of six showed up late and proceeded to waste the rest of the attendee's time bringing them back up to speed by showing them all the same Orion Nebula. It being 11:30pm (star party started at 10:00pm) I decided to leave and enjoy the beautiful night sky alone. I did not think one could manage to remove the awe inspiring nature and curiosity from astronomy but William managed to do so. Like I said, please book at the Mcdonald Observatory, it costs more but you get a complete and more fulfilling experience as a newcomer to astronomy. They provide a tour of most if not all of constellations visible in the night sky, multiple targets from better telescopes and teach you the steps required to view through the telescopes. All the hosts from Mcdonald Observatory work for UT Austin so they are also very knowledgeable. And its only 25 dollars as opposed to 10 dollars at this place.