October 2026
No…read morefrills, but serves its purpose if you happen to stay as a necessity (or, like for us, it was close to Friday's event which is why we were in town).
We never met or saw the hosts (I'm sure this may be normal for a lot of campgrounds..?)
Campers we encountered weren't friendly. Not a huge deal but a little wave back or "hey..." is appropriate.
We also had some yapping dogs next to us. Cute, but yappy
Don't come at me! We are owners of large breed/obedience-trained :))
And, migraines are annoying on their own!
Oh, there is a leash rule, but I've noticed that doesn't seem to apply for certain dogs. I am a huge advocate of leashing your dogs, no matter what their usual temperament is or how big they are or how small they are. If I am walking my large breed dog on a leash as I should, and you round the corner with your little reactive dog, who comes at my dog -- guess who will be made out to be the bad guy? The large breed of course.
Little PSA from somebody with some background ;)
If there's a rule about keeping your dog's leashed please do so for the safety of everything and everybody involved and this needs to be enforced.
It is not cute when your little dog is charging a larger dog. It can be dangerous & is simply irresponsible.
Okay, back to the review...
There are no showers, BUT there is a cute little building with a single restroom, vending machines (great idea), washer & dryer, and a cozy loveseat.
The dog park is sturdy & secure. y. Just outside the fenced area is a nice covered sitting area with a couple of chairs and a swing. A thoughtful little touch!
Most sites are pea gravel, so be prepared for that. We noticed a couple of concrete pads and two covered sites, but I'm not sure whether those are reserved for long-term residents.
Now, a little observation about campground culture these days.
If you grew up camping in a generation when people actually greeted their neighbors, waved, and struck up conversations, you might find today's RV parks a little different.
Many campgrounds now seem to function more as residential communities, with people living there full-time or staying long-term for work. Nothing wrong with that, but it certainly changes the atmosphere.
As for location, it's conveniently situated not too far off the main road, with China Spring in one direction and Woodway in the other.
FOOD RECOMMENDATION: Definitely visit Helberg BBQ, 7809 N. Hwy 6 in Woodway, just a few minutes from the campground. Worth the stop!
Final thoughts: If you just need a place to park your RV, this campground serves its purpose. But if you're looking for that old-fashioned, friendly campground atmosphere where people visit, wave, and enjoy a little community, mmmmmaybe not so much.