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    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Ventura RV Community

    Ventura RV Community

    (6 reviews)

    This place is looking like a ghost town. So many open lots and more to come soon as I understand…read morethat there will be at least 2 more leaving soon. The #1 reason that people have told me they are leaving or have already left this park? The Property Manager. He does not care about those of us who live here. He has threatened, harassed and invaded in personal privacy of the lots. Micro-manages everything from our mail (will not put in cubbies/drop boxes for us to get our mail after hours) to sending text messages out for every little detail no matter how big or small, and not allowing anyone else to be trained to be a host and get propane filled in emergency situations. also does not even live on site. Many who have left say they would come back, only if he was no longer working for the park.

    This is a new park that has still being improved upon, hence the three star review…read more So, here is what to expect. There are some trees that have recently been planted, so there is no shade, and won't be for a few years. There are narrow strips of recently installed grass between the sites. It was lush green and mowed during our 5 day stay. It appears that most of the campers are living here full time, but it is pretty neat. There were a few grills out among the campsites, but only one site could have used a little cleanup effort (by the camper). They have lots of rules, like most parks, but it was odd going over all of them at check in, but it is to try to keep the place nice. The power is great. Even with the A/C going, my voltmeter showed 120, so I was very happy with that. The power box has a 50, 30, and 20 amp outlet in it. The spaces are very deep and over twice the width of a camper. Even though there is plenty of room, they want you to park in front of your camper, not along side it. I think this is so you don't accidentally drive on the grass. DO NOT park on the grass. I didn't, but I thought I would mention it because they were emphatic about that one when I checked in. I don't think there are any pull through sites, but they are wide, so backing in is easy. They are pet friendly, and allow dogs to be walked anywhere. Just make sure to clean up after them, even in the open field at the east end. Both dumpsters are at the west ends of the rows, so it was a long walk from my space. Maybe one day they will have one at each end. Noise: very little to none. The park is far enough from the highway that you can't really hear passing vehicles if you are outside, and won't hear them at all if inside with a fan (or A/C) running. Quiet hours start at 10 pm, but honestly, nobody makes any noise here. There are no train tracks nearby. The owners communicate by text if you provide a number. I made the mistake of parking next to my camper (on the gravel) so my truck wouldn't stick out into the road, and they texted me in the morning asking me to park in front of my camper, not next to it. I would say that the park is priced a little high considering that it is new, and is not very asthetically pleasing, but in time I am sure that they will have it looking nice. The owner was working all day on various improvements. Shopping: The park is 7 miles west of Denton, so shopping is 7 to 8 miles/minutes away, depending on your needs. Sams and Walmart are together about two blocks into town. Winco, Albertsons, and a number of gas stations are in that vicinity also. Camping World is a couple miles north on I-35.

    Post Oak Place

    Post Oak Place

    (3 reviews)

    Nice RV "Place" in the heart of Denton TX. Is mostly full timers, or monthly renters here for work…read morefrom what I see, but don't let that scare ya away as they have spots reserved for the "day or few" campers like me. Large spaces that are level! and have both 30A and 50A on them along with full water and sewer connections. Beautiful mature shade trees abound on this property provided for a surprisingly cool breeze on a hot Texan mid-July day. Nice 8ft deep clean and fresh and cool swimming pool, and yes I took a refreshing dip in it. PS, there's a net to skim the leaves . I am a local (Irving Tx) camper with a travel trailer and I thought I would check it out midweek and i really liked it, nice neighbors, got some "honey-Do's" done, and chilled out. There is a train track bordering the property but, the train conductors only tap on the horn when passing by, rather than laying on it as i have seen elsewhere.

    After being respectful all day the manager was very defensive and rude which makes me think they…read moreare shady or just don't give a what. Postage is messed up where your package can show up on someone else's camper step. They do not have a coax splitter ran to each sight. If your looking to pay a ridiculous $700.00 in the middle of the city next to a scrap yard and loud highway sign your self up. I've got to deal with it so join the party! The positives are that the property it's self is very beautiful as well as the community. The residents are super respectful and nice. Very disappointed and it's only the first month. Hopefully time will change my mind!

    Stoney Acres Park - rvparks - Updated October 2026

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