This is our go-to RV resort when we visit the BCS area, about six times per year. They offer a…read morevariety of parking spots, they are long, large, level and quite well spaced from the neighbors. The park is clean and very well kept. Bathrooms and showers are spotless and well stocked. There is a nice lounge with TVs and sofas connected to the office. There's also a small store with a few supplies. In the middle area, there's a nice shower house with laundry, workout room and a small are to play games or do puzzles. Our two favorite things at this park are the swimming pool/hot tub and the huge dog runs. The park is gated, has daily trash pick up and is close to just about everything in BCS.

Hidden Creek RV Resort in the Bryan/College Station area is truly a gem. I've stayed there for many…read moreyears and it consistently delivers a fantastic experience. The staff are always friendly and welcoming, with top-notch service--especially from Danielle, who goes above and beyond. The RV sites are clean, well-maintained, and easy to navigate, making setup a breeze. The resort is reasonably priced and offers all the amenities you could ask for, including a great pool. It's a wonderful place to relax, recharge, and feel right at home.

I chose this campground for its amenities, low cost and proximity to my friend's home in College…read moreStation. As a solo traveler, I thought the gated access would make me feel safer. Unfortunately, I felt very isolated and fearful when I heard voices outside my camper at 2 a.m. I've since learned that the place is quite the college hangout and not well patrolled. The attendant at the gate didn't seem to know much about anything. He told me there was no dump station. There was. And there was an initial mix up on site numbers. In all, I think this place could be a great asset to the area with just a bit of TLC. I saw there are kayak rentals. The sunsets were spectacular. I wanted to explore the trails but after the nighttime experience, I questioned safety.

Thanks to BVMBA for maintaining the trails. That's the main reason I visit this park…read more I do appreciate the recent change in how the gate works! Paying upon exit keeps the traffic from backing up out to the main road (especially with the big trucks and boats.)

Very nice couple that owns the RV Park! There's no tree's, and none planted. But the park is clean…read moreand have

A little PSA to anyone living in their camper: steer clear of Galloping Snails RV Park in Bryan,…read moreTx. The managers communication skills are non-existent. Long story, but let me paint you a picture. On May 13 we began looking for somewhere to call home in Bryan, Tx. We sent a message to Galloping Snails RV Park asking prices, other general questions, and confirming our baby gate was going to be allowed. This is a must for us with 2 under 2 (one of them being a toddler that tends to run). Pictures are included of these messages approving our baby gate (by the manager). Fast forward to Nov. 21, I found a letter (pictured below) taped to our door that stated we had 24 hours to remove this baby gate or we would be evicted for not following listed rules. In response, we spoke with management, showed them the prior approval we received for this item (from them), and showed them the rules and regulation page straight from their website (which made no mention of having a "pet fence" as they called it). This is all pictured below. The manager stated he would speak with the owner and tell him all of this information, and that he would be in touch with the owner's response. We never received an update, so we assumed it was approved. Fast forward to December 8, I found yet another letter taped to my door stating we had 3 days to evict for not following previous requests to remove the baby gate. Attached to the eviction notice was a very aggressive and ugly hand written note from the property manager (pictured below). This note states we were told at the time we moved in that the gate was not allowed and we chose to put it up in spite (again we had written prior approval for this gate). We were never told we could not have it up. The note also states we took our gate down at one point then later in the weeks put it back up in spite. This gate has been up since the day we moved in. There are cameras all over the park to prove this. The manager states at one point that I called my dog "protective and aggressive" when she (the note says he-my dog is a girl) got out of our camper without knowledge. If you've ever met my dog, you would know she is the furthest thing from aggressive. No one has ever described my dog in this way (especially me). We had just gotten home from a trip so we were unloading the camper (she states that I said my husband was in the shower-he was not and I never said this-we were unloading). With all of our moving around our dog got out accidentally and wandered out to find us. I returned her to the camper immediately. Along with many other lies that are being told through this letter, the thing about it that concerned me is the aggressive way she told us not to contact her or her husband. At this point, it was very clear she was beyond reasoning with. At the end of the day, the communication in this matter was not handled the way it should have been. Instead of simply asking us to take the gate down because other tenants were having issues with it (we would have understood this), we were given a notice to vacate or we would have the police called on us. Before this notice, the property managers never made mention of this gate to us. This whole situation went from 0 to 100 in no time at all. And it was over something as silly as a baby gate ("pet fence" as they prefer to call it) and bad communication. No matter how our stay here ended, we are happy to be out. If you ever find yourself in the area, please be cautious. The property managers are kind to your face and sneaky behind your back. They tack on "fines" to your monthly bills without warning and will do anything to help themselves look good.

I have stayed there twice in last month. I had the spot I requested it was clean. We thought it was…read morevery peaceful and relaxing. No cable plenty local channels didn't pick up internet but didn't need it. Might be the best price for this type RV park I have ever stayed at.

I'm back. Arrived on a Saturday in the rain. Was greeted with a smiling face. Just as last time,…read morethe place is pretty full with happy campers. Will update at the end of my 2 week stay.

Nice park for a stroll when we were visiting TAMU. It was a quiet Wed and we saw only 3 people…read morewalking. We wore masks and kept social distancing when passing others. There's 2 hours of free parking and we walked to the Gardens as well.

Great park for just about everybody. You will see families, joggers, walkers, disc golfers, and of…read morecourse dogs. The park is filled with great ponds containing different types of fish and lots of ducks to interact with. The park really has a good disc golf course. This course will challenge your abilities. Let's just say the water hazard is significant on this course for multiple holes. I really hope TAMU will always preserve this place for future locals and Aggies to enjoy.

This Is the best place to park ur RV in cs. You r close to…read moreeverything & especially on game day. This place is clean,& the people in charge keep it very nice. Pool is always nice & clean. We have met alot of neat people here . My son lived here going to college. Best place to be. I don't like all the changes they made in the overpass they put in & the way the roads go only certain directions . I did like to hear the train whistle but now with the overpass u dont hear them anymore.

I've lived here now a few months and I'm very happy here. Quiet, clean and very affordable. All…read morebills paid. Great location, close to everything. Even though the highway is very close, I never hear the traffic. Some spots back into a wooded area providing a lot of privacy. The manager's name is Dan and he is great. He's always friendly, helpful and very accommodating. I'm very glad to have found this place.

I am workamping in nearby Lola, TX. I called around to multiple places looking for a place to dump…read moremy waste tanks. Luckily, I found Reveille Ridge RV Park. While I am not a guest, they treated me as though I am. They allowed and even assisted me with dumping my waste tanks ($10), allowed me to do my laundry onsite ($1.50 wash/dry), let me grab a warm shower (free) and let me utilize their large rec room while I waited for my laundry to finish. They even said I was free to use their kitchen if I wanted to make myself some lunch! Talk about service!! This really is a cute RV park with all the comforts. Better yet, it's clean and well taken care of. I recommend this place to anyone looking for a place to stay near College Station. Whether it be short-term, long-term, or just to utilize their facilities, you will not be disappointed. Oh! And they have a propane filling station too!!

From the owner: Reveille Ridge RV Park offers a quiet, peaceful setting that’s just a short drive from big-city…read moreexcitement. This newly upgraded campground is perfect for college students, families, and retirees! Reserve Your RV stay today

I had a fantastic experience at Hardy's Landing RV Park. The managers were friendly and…read moreaccommodating, making my stay enjoyable. The facilities were top-notch, and I felt safe and comfortable throughout my visit. Highly recommended!

We've been trying to book this resort and when we put in our visa information, we keep getting back…read morethat there's something wrong. When my husband called, the owner said that because we put in a postal code from Canada, it won't go through and to call our bank and get a zip code. Our bank people said there is no such thing. We've never had a problem at resorts accepting our credit cards in the U.S. before. Our bank said if our card doesn't work, it's the campground's system. The bank doesn't give out zip codes. It looks like we won't be going to this beautiful park after all.