This is NOT a resort park, so don't expect playgrounds, pools, game house, store, etc. It's a quiet rural rv park outside of Marshall with lots of trees and birds. I spent a three day weekend here for a dog show. The dog area was unfenced, so a leash is required. A poop bag station looks new and was stocked with disposable bags. I didn't use any facilities, so I can't comment on that. My observation was that almost all the residents with either 5th wheelers or campers. No class A motor homes were seen. Most people seemed to leave very early for work and returned after dark. What I really appreciated was the quiet evenings. No drinking parties, loud music, or campfires (I've been downwind of firepits, which doesn't make for a pleasant experience. ) People were friendly but kept to themselves. The managers were helpful and friendly. This rv park had the best WiFi I have ever used in any park. Strong enough signal and bandwidth that I could work without buffering lag. It's not the fanciest park I've stayed at, but I would definitely stay here again and recommend if you're looking for a quiet place in the country. read more

Timberline RV Park - Entrance into the park. - RV Parks Near Me - Marshall, Texas

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I booked a reservation about three weeks ago for my 70 foot long Motorcoach and Reese trailer. I was told by the person taking the reservation that the spots were 70 feet long and that there was a concrete pad that would fit my 42 foot Coach, but not the trailer. I said that's not a problem. I'll take it for two weeks. I pre-paid for the two weeks. I pulled up and I couldn't believe that the pad was not even big enough for my coach. Not to mention, there was no possible way of leaving my trailer attached. I called the number and the young lady came by and took me to another part that was owned by the same people to look there. Again, not a single spot would fit my coach yet my coat and trailer. I told young lady that I'd like a refund and I'll go to another park. Thank goodness I found Sunrise Oaks, 10 miles away. They treated me with a 90ft piull thru. Couple hours later I received a phone call telling me that I'll get a 90% refund minus the credit card fees as well. I asked why is that you guys lied to me and completely misled me about the location and the accommodations. She says I'm sorry that doesn't matter you cancel the same day. Do not go there. Do not waste your time. It is a ghetto park. Full of mud and dirt can't even believe I pulled my Coach in there thank goodness I didn't pull into the park any further I would not have been able to get my coaching trailer out. UPDATE: just got another call in regards to my complete that 90%. It's not right since it's not my fault. Then she says to me oh, by the way you know you signed our terms and conditions and it says trailers are not allowed. I said, are you kidding me I told her I have a 24 foot trailer attached and it was not able to be taken off. I don't wanna park it somewhere because I have valuable things in the trailer and I wanted in my possession. Believe it, she actually said, you're lucky you're getting anything because canceling the day off you don't get anything. DO NOT EVER GO TO TIMBERLINE RV OR MARSHALL RV in Marshall Tx!!! read more

Park is about 3 miles from downtown Marshall. On a main road but there wasn't much traffic at night. The sites seemed rather short. For folks to park their vehicles with their RVs the vehicles stuck out into the road. There seemed to be a lot of coming and going among the large number of full time residents. The gravel driveway was noisy. Most if not all sites I saw had a hole about 4 feet from the hook ups. The holes were about 8"X 5" and at least 5" deep. Perfect for an a ankle sprain if not a break. They were marked with tiny old tattered green flags on 6" bent and rusted wire. The flags were hard to see at best. Clearly they've known about them for long enough to get them filled. There were some picnic tables but they were old and rotting and the benches had already fallen apart and were laying on the ground. There are a couple of debris piles on the property. One was like a burn pile with old rusted bed springs Etc. The other was a bunch of tires (!). The tires may or may not be on the park property. They were very close to the RV sites. The bathrooms looked fairly clean though they're not bright inside. There was a weird note scrawled on an envelope and stuck to the wall. It said "either the heater gets turned off or the rent goes up". It seemed kind of rude (especially to those of us not involved). Maybe a timer would more pleasantly solve the problem. The grassy area with the picnic tables had a LOT of dog poop. I would suggest that they install a bag dispenser and enforce a rule about picking up after dogs. There are a few nice tall pines. Unfortunately they had cut down trees to increase the number of sites. Would have been nice if they left a few for shade and aesthetics. The newer sites are very tightly packed and mostly without trees. The pond is really just a big muddy collection of water. Overall the place could be very nice. It needs some attention and TLC. If you want a fairly quiet place close to town here it is. Just watch your step. read more