Lindenwood Campground

We camped here on sept 10 to. We thought sept 13 which was on our ticket that we had to post at our site we went to meet friends 2hr away for lunch about noon while we was gone got a call from girl in office with the ring in her nose and was very rude on the phone wanting to know why our trailer was still there said we was suppose to leave on the 12 and if we didn’t move it would be removed by them so we headed back and while hooking up our rig I noticed that the slip had been changed from the 13 to the 12 for us to leave but my wife has a picture of the original slip which was for the 13 went to office talked to a young kid working he called manager and told them the problem and the manager said the girl had originally made a mistake so she changed so he admitted it was there fault but we

Lindenwood Campground was our first experience camping at an urban park. This was a beautiful campground and park, and Lindenwood set the bar high. We made reservations well in advance and were able to get a prime spot in Loop B, directly across the Red River. We had a fabulous view of the river and plenty of green space around our trailer. Loop B has electric and water hookups, although the water pressure seemed a little low. The parking pad easily accommodated our 25-foot trailer and truck, although each spot has an extra parking space for vehicles just across the road. The park has a private restroom and shower facility for camping residents only. The washrooms were clean and provided plenty of hot water. The park itself is lovely, with plenty of walking trails, picnic pavillions, and

Nice place. It's an older campground with mature trees and nicely kept grassy areas. The spots by the river are especially nice. The only few issues I would note are many of the sites are on a fairly steep incline. The front tires of our 30' rig are easily 14" off the ground, and need to go up more to be level. The power poles are shared, and the one for us is about 30' away. Our cable runs 25'. Trip to a store to find an extension. Then, the power cut out when trying to run the AC. Bring a bunch of leveling blocks if you plan to camp by the river.

This is our second year staying here. This park for the most part is great. Beautiful and well kept. Trees are trimmed up high (great for XXL RVs) and neatly kept. Bathrooms and showers are all very clean, but nothing to set soaps or shampoos on in the shower. My only complaint is that the asphalt pads could use some serious care, and although there are signs stating "reserved campers only" after returning several days in a row, the parking spots were taken by cars that had literally set up BBQs, tables, and we're fishing and picnicking there. They were loud, playing music, and being totally intrusive to those of us that paid to be there. There is also no one that monitors this. I feel that this should not be allowed, since I paid to be there, and they didn't and are intruding. Other than

Noisey adjoins freeway - small spots - can’t have fire to close to neighbor good for 1-2 night stay. |We had our dates changed on post while we were gone have pictures. Of new dates told us we had to leave they had full park for weekend. Be careful take pictures of your dates. Good luck