Giddings RV park

This well-designed RV park that is only 2 years old could easily get 4 stars from me with just a little effort. We paid $39 for a one-night stay. Pros: Wide, asphalt interior roads with concrete pads and full hook-ups at every site. Sites (about 120) are wide with plenty of space between them. Plenty of grass and some trees. Quiet and sits back off of Rt. 290. No issues with electric, water or sewer hookups. Co-located with travel plaza for easy access to gas/diesel and small store. Bathrooms were clean. Cons: DO NOT turn on Rolling Oaks to access the campground. You enter the campground through the Texaco Travel Plaza and must turn RIGHT behind the Quonset hut to get to the camp office/check-in. IGNORE THE SIGN THAT TELLS YOU TO TURN LEFT AT THE HUT OR YOU WILL END UP IN THE

Lovely place.. will be staying here for a bit... easy access to the laundry clean office showers and community spaces... pond was nice to relax at... right off the highway so easy to up and go when need to.. overall great place lots of families with kids .. and the kids never get to loud which is great... quite time 10pm

The good: They have lots of sites and usually have no problem with vacancies. There is a clubhouse / banquet hall that can be rented for parties. They have restrooms with showers and lots of washer/dryers for use. There is a pool table and an arcade game in the clubhouse. The lady that runs the office is on point. The other: the front half of the site has little to no shade trees. There's no cable tv so get your antennas ready.

no one in office, had to ask lawn mower guy where to park. big dead trees in campground sites in my area near office were on a hill and they are so out of level my front wheels lifted up. lawn mower guy there best part rest looks very low rent not recommended except for low price or they find you a more level site

This is a nice new park. Nice long pull through sites with full hookups and 30/50amps. They have wifi and cable, but we did not use it so not sure how good it is. The roads are paved and sites have nice concrete pads to park on. The sites are spaced about average, not too close but not extremely roomy. The park is big rig friendly. However the sites are all built on the side of a hill and very few sites are anywhere close to level. To make matters worse, most sites are sloped from front to back, which makes leveling a challenge. We could not get anywhere close to level with our 45' coach, but since it was a quick overnight stay we made do. It might be a little easier to get a trailer level on these sloped sites but not a motor coach.