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4.5/5 · 320 reviews
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Aug 6, 2024
The RV park is very clean and close to the big pool. The spring pool a great place. Crystal Clear natural spring water, just a nice place to swim and relax. I loved the fact that it’s just pure and n… Full review by lovetheplanet8
Aug 4, 2024
We just took our grandkids age 10 and 6. They had an absolute blast. We swam for 4 hours and had a picnic lunch. Take a flotation device of some kind, goggles and a picnic lunch. Camping and motel … Full review by vickib459
Jul 5, 2024
I saw a random article about this location online a few weeks before a trip to El Paso & Carlsbad so I decided it would be a great stop the day of our drive. And I was right!! It’s in the middle of … Full review by springlett
Are there lockers for things like car keys or wallets? Are there chairs etc at the swim area? Planning ahead for a visit in a couple of weeks. We are just planning a day trip.
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I don't recall seeing any lockers and there might have been chairs for purchase, but saw nothing for rent. If I were to go again, I would just bring my own gear. We put our items …
I don't recall seeing any lockers and there might have been chairs for purchase, but saw nothing for rent. If I were to go again, I would just bring my own gear. We put our items near us against the wall.
Hi! All the reviews state that the bathrooms at the campgrounds are unacceptably disgusting. Has anything been done to correct this problem?
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When we went in early November the rest rooms were clean. It was off-season, after Labor Day, but the park was clean, well kept and the bathrooms stocked with supplies. As an FYI - …
When we went in early November the rest rooms were clean. It was off-season, after Labor Day, but the park was clean, well kept and the bathrooms stocked with supplies. As an FYI - this is a state park and was built during the Depression in an effort to get the national economy restarted so you are looking at buildings from the 30's era. You can see and read the entire history and construction on the information posted near the concession stand area. A lot of the state parks and facilities have the same type of "look" - Garner cabins in the Hill Country, Barton Springs in Austin, etc. This is just what they are and not intended to be a luxury facility
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