We tent camped here last weekend. Beautiful plot right on the river equipped with fire-pit, picnic…read moretable and grill for just $8 per person. A nice, cheap, beautiful weekend getaway. Gentleman that owns the place is very friendly. Cash only. Drive in, stop at the stop sign, and he'll drive up in a 4x4 terrain vehicle, take payment, and assign you a plot. Will be back.

A hidden little gem but well worth the drive. We recently heard about this place and decided we'd…read morego try it out. We went on a Monday afternoon, it wasn't busy, less than $20 for my family to enjoy the day and beat the Texas heat. Has a blob (giant pillow on the water where one person is at the end and the other person jumps down and catapults their other into the water), several diving boards, volleyball and basketball in the water and many picnic and beach areas. I definitely recommend a weekday, it wasn't crowded at all!

This place was awesome. My kids liked it so much we went back again just a couple weeks later. It's…read moreabout an hour and a half from my place, but well worth the drive. The swimming hole is a man-made spring fed lake. There's a couple diving boards (one is a high dive), a setup net for water volleyball, a BLOB and plenty of extra room for swimming. Plus I was told they are going to add a couple big slides for next year. Beautiful scenery and lots of places to get shade (with tables) for picnics or cooking out. Bathrooms are nice with a small shower (shower could use a little upgrade but it was suffice for its purpose). Friendly owners and staff. Overall great place to spend a summer afternoon. I highly recommend a trip for the family! Tips: bring life jackets if you plan to do the blob. You can not do it without one and they are not provided (although you can purchase one for around $15). Careful walking in the grassy areas...there are stickers. Camping is only aloud for RV's. Daily admission for swimming is $4.50 (free for two and under) and $2.50 to park. AND the park is dog friendly, which is a bonus for many.

Starting April 1st, 2026 there is no longer gate attendants. The park can only be entered if you…read morehave reservations and the key code is sent to you by email. You also cannot enter the campground until 3:00 pm the 1st day you arrive. We have seen campers sitting outside the gate for hours waiting. It has changed so much.

A hot but breezy day sent me out to Benbrook with my lil dog, and my niece, a yellow lab named…read moreMolly. Yep, spent $5 so they could smell different stuff. The nice man out front makes your entry pleasant even with the fee. Driving through this particular area brings back lotsa good memories. I always enjoyed this lake, until I took microbiology. I am older now and figure my immune system is pretty strong so ... Early September is Hot but shade available over concrete benches and plenty of trees scattered around. Lake had been up but is getting back to normal while leaving scattered pools near shoreline. see pics Area was pretty clean by human standards but I picked up at least two cups of broken glass ahead of my dogs.

The staff at the welcome center was great but everything After that was a huge disappointment! I…read morehave already emailed corporate to ask for our money back!!! They were out of food, the activities had no supplies and they canceled activities that were scheduled, the attitude of the activities And food service was terrible! The guys cutting the grass left all the clippings in the little splash pad area and we couldn't use that either. we took our grands for a few days of fun but it turned into disappointment. 90% of the activities had a fee so beware they are not free ( like other parks). Don't waste your time or money like we did. It's not worth it! I'm not sure who's responsible for supplies or motivation of the workers but this place needs an overhaul of everything! Beautiful park but lacking in everything else.

We recently brought our RV to Great Escapes for a two-night stay and had a wonderful experience…read more The grounds were beautifully maintained, and it was clear that the new management has put a lot of effort into improving the property. Everything felt clean, well-kept, and welcoming. One of my favorite features was the food truck, which was open most of the day and conveniently located in front of the activities center. It made grabbing a meal or snack easy without having to leave the resort. Unfortunately, a storm rolled in during our stay, which caused some of the outdoor activities to pause. While the weather was out of everyone's control, I would have loved to see a few more complimentary indoor activities offered in the activity center during the downtime. Overall, we had a great trip, made wonderful memories with friends and family, and would absolutely visit again. We're looking forward to coming back!

Moved in 3 1/2 years ago, no issue until the first summer when they started charging me $100 more…read morefor my electric. Claiming they couldn't read my meter, so I started taking pictures every month, with no charge to them. They have a new manager that went around passing notices, but didn't introduce herself. But won't be in the office unless someone needs her, which is not good customer service.

What a great place to stay! I really appreciate all the "extras" such as workout facilities, game…read moreroom, and laundry. It was a peaceful stay, beautiful sunsets and so much more...very clean! Owner very responsive, just a text message or phone call away. Thank you so much for providing such an awesome place to park our RV.

From the owner: Full plumbing and electric hook ups, 50 amp,…read more Laundry room, Bathroom with shower, Game Room (pool table, foosball, Pac Man, darts, and more), Exercise room (stationary bike, cable weight machine, free weights), Grill and Smoker, Gas firepit, Lounge chairs, Picnic tables, Horse shoes, Corn hole

So close to Wichita falls but feels like you are miles away from a city. Fantastic place for…read morefamilies and adults. Pools galore and the splash pad is great for the little ones.

*Full disclosure we visited for 5 nights during the Texas state shelter in place order*…read more I went back and forth between 4 & 5 stars...I decided on 5 because a few of the issues are out of the control of the owner of the park or any of the staff. Let me start with all the wonderful things about this park (it's our first visit & wont be our last) the animals are awesome: you can interact with them (if they feel up to it at the moment) mini horses, chickens, goats, etc...there are so many actives for children that weren't the group activities (since group activities were banned bc of the Shelter in place order) mini golf, a jumping pillow (the 2nd was popped and looked as if it had been down for awhile), 3 pools, a splash pad, a maze, some swings, a playground, a blown up obstacle course (like you rent from a party rental place for your backyard bday parties), pedal cars to rent, sand volleyball and basketball. There are picnic tables and fire rings at each site. The sites had enough room between them not like the KoA type of RV parks where you are on top of each other. The dog park area is a great place to let the pups run off some energy. The shower house was extremely clean. They have laundry although we didn't use it. They had a store and cafe but it was closed bc they had furloughed some staff. The grounds were very well maintained. No complaints there. All guests were nice and respectful although we kept our distance mostly and didn't interact much. Now on to the things that we weren't crazy about. No cable and antenna TV did not come in really at all even in a brand new Class A antenna system. Wifi is through a 3rd party and cost $4 a day, $10 for 3 days or $20 for a week but it was not good signal strength at all. Wasted $ buying it. And this was while the park was very bare so it wasn't bc the signal was over used. It was just that weak. There are many people who seem to live at the park full time may it be annually or for months on end. Those RVs have built in porches (& lots of "stuff" around their RVs and just make it look more like it a trailer park in the area that they are in. Not a fan. But we get it's a steady income to have them there. Lots of children were not being watched by their parents although the park had signs up everywhere stating that children need to be watched. That definitely goes back on the parents who are just lazy and use the park as a place to allow their children to run free. LOTS of highway noise and train noise if you are towards the front of the park. The train was coming around 2-3 times a hour starting Sunday evening blasting it's horn. It was intense. (Just recommend bringing a loud fan to drown out the noise). Overall our experience is that a lot of love and thought is put into park. We will be returning when all the activities are back open and it's a little warmer consistently. The park was already a RV park called, Coyote Ranch before they bought into the Jelly Stone franchise.