The property is very nice and pretty , overlooking a small body of water /Adriatica. For residents,…read moreI'd give this club a 5 Star. However I am not a resident. Checked in at 7.15 pm and paid $5/ person (swimmers or non swimmers) all pay same price. At 7.55pm, they told us to go home. I'm not sure it was worth $20 for 4 people only for my 2 kids to swim for 40 min. Many teenage lifeguards were present. If you are non-resident, this place is great

I don't live in Stonebridge, but I came with a resident. It's $5 to get in for each person that is…read morea guest. Its a comparable to public swimming pool prices. It's a neat concept of a beach in North Texas. My boys built sand castles the whole time. Adult swim everyday at 10 til each hour.

The Crazy Water Hotel is built on top of the Crazy Water Well, a namesake and historical point of…read moreinterest of Mineral Wells. Entering into the lobby, I got a true appreciation for the restoration that was recently done bringing the hotel back to its 1920's luster. Beautiful woods and tiles, artifacts from the original grandeur, and of course, Crazy Water! I enjoyed my stroll through the lobby and in The Crazy Water Pavillion, also on the lobby level of the hotel. Today there was a market going on and the Pavillion was filled with an energy that seemed to blend with the energy of the building itself!

What a nostalgic place to stay! You truly feel like you're walking back in time, with modern…read moreamenities. Yes, I need air conditioning to be happy. And in the foyer is filled with little shops. And let's not forget about the crazy water - after all, you're in Mineral Wells!

We stayed here recently for a "staycation" at it was just ok. Our check-in experience was good. I…read morewaited about 15 min in the main line, but I forgot I have elite status through Marriott, so my wait could have been shorter. Carlos was friendly and upgraded our room after discussing we were staying there for our anniversary. Very unexpected and very kind. Our room was on the 8th floor overlooking the atrium. The room was huge, with a living room, separate bedroom, and a gigantic closet. There were a lot of noises in the room (popping and drill noises). We were close to the elevator, so not sure if it was that. Part of the hotel is currently in the renovation process, so it could have been that too. The drill noises stopped, but the popping noises didn't really seem to go away overnight. There was also a bright green light (smoke detector?) that flashed every 12 seconds or so. The rugs in the room were coming up at the edges so you had to be careful where you were walking. We had several near misses and one fall. The main issues we had were with dining. We started at the outdoor pool and ordered a few drinks. My parents arrived after us and ordered some drinks as well. Since we had the same last name, the bartender didn't ask for their room, they just went off of the last name and put everything on mine. A manager came by and got it situated fairly quick. We wanted to try the riverwalk cantina for dinner Saturday night. They didn't take reservations so we showed up around 5. They were buffet only, even though the menu scanned from the QR code in our room and on the Gaylord app showed a full menu. While we enjoy Mexican food, paying $110 for 3 buffets seemed too much, so we went to the Texan Station. The amount of time we spent waiting for the bills to be corrected really put a damper on what should have been an stress-free anniversary celebration "staycation". It definitely doesn't make us want to come back for a staycation anytime soon.

we stayed at the Gaylord for a conference and I booked a couple of receptions at the onsite dining…read moreto host colleagues and business partners. the accounting department at the Gaylord is a nightmare! They made us all pay up front but they charged us all completely inaccurate deposits, and then when we actually dined we actually spent than the deposits (Go figure) So they were going to refund us but they got the refunds completely messed up as well. Ive been dealing with them for over a month trying to sort it out. I would strongly recommend not dining onsite Or even staying at the Gaylord. The food is not good at all, and the billing is inaccurate to boot..! They cannot figure out onsite dining, the hotel was a nightmare with kids running completely loose acting crazy with no parental supervision and super noisy at all hours of the night. It was a truly bad experience all around, I cannot say anything good about the Gaylord

I took my husband here for a birthday weekend, I thought it would be interesting and like nothing…read moreelse we've done. All of my expectations were exceded and we had a blast!! We have stayed a few times now and I highly recommend Shearing Weekend for anyone who enjoys a hard days work on a farm along with great experiences and meeting wonderful new people! My husband and I have done shearing weekend two years in a row and this will hopefully be a tradition for us. Jim and Rita a fantastic hosts and we always meet interesting new people, and some that we have formed friendships with. I'm glad we took a chance on this unique Bed and Breakfast, I recommend it to anyone who loves animals and a romantic weekend away, but still close enough to town to enjoy dinner out!

Stayed here with my girlfriend for just one night. It was amazing! We loved the private cottages…read moreand were served an amazing breakfast in bed by Jim. We loved that it was Adults only. We had a wonderful intimate hot tub evening the night we got in. Jim is a very charming host. Do the Alpaca experience if you get a chance, it is worth it! We will be visiting again.

First time there just hanging out getting sun and was approached by a nice younger couple…read more Had drinks, invited me to their place and had a great night!!!!!

Pool wasn't hope yet. WiFi was very spotty, great group of individuals…read more Needs a lot of work done to the drive ways .

This is such a unique and relaxing experience. Starting with the staff. Everyone we came in contact…read morewith was friendly and helpful. They answered all of our questions with a smile. The property is gorgeous and the sunsets are phenomenal. If you are looking to get out of the city for a while and would like a place to relax this is it. Our hotel room was comfortable and clean. The amenities are varied and fun. We took a hike which was great. The trails are well kept. We can't wait to visit again soon. Added plus was the restaurant which had a great selection and the food is fantastic!

If you haven't tried the wildcatter breakfast buffet, you are missing out! It is amazing, THOSE…read moreBISCUITS!! Wow! The food is great. The lady that checked us in was rude and difficult to work with. She charged our baby 8 months old for a buffet.. but the food was soo good. I will definitely be back for the food.

Always a win! Best catfish on Possum Kingdom Lake. Tonight I had the blackened fish and it was…read moreawesome. That Cajun rice was fantastic. Sat at the bar tonight. Staff is always hard working. Love all the updated marketing. That new logo is handsome. Always take our guests when they visit the lake. We eat at FHR once a month for years and it's always a favorite.

California wrap was quite tasty. Perfect flavor with just enough heat. Definitely taking half…read morehome. Great service and friendly staff.

Had a great weekend here with my wife and two kids (11 and 8)…read more Three different pools to play in and lots of fun activities on the lake. Great food (had eggs Benedict one morning and it was fantastic and Philly Cheesesteak with fries for dinner which was also great). They said they make the fries in house and they were really good. Had a bloody Mary one morning with breakfast and it was prepared really well. Despite it being really hot the weekend we were there, the AC kept the room very cool and comfortable. Lastly friendly and helpful staff.

Most amazing place to stay on Possum Kingdom Lake! Beautiful…read moresuites and 3 swimming pools. Highly recommend for family lake stays!

We are in town building the new high school and have been at this park for almost two years. It has…read morechanged hands since we've been here, there were some growing pains with management, but since has smoothed out. Ms. Paula in the office is AMAZING, the young staffers are amazing with the lil kids. It's a great park for families and they have great venues for reunions and holidays. I would definitely recall this park.

Before I get into it: Paula was great. Genuinely friendly, helpful, one of the best parts of our…read morestay, and this isn't a knock on her or on Jellystone as a brand. This is specifically about our experience at the independently owned Wichita Falls location. We also went in with reasonable expectations. We knew it was offseason and figured some activities would be scaled back and hours would be shorter -- fine, that's normal. What we didn't expect was for so much of what the resort advertises to just... not be available, especially with it being 105-107 degrees the whole time we were there. The main water park was closed Monday through Thursday and most of Friday. The regular pools shut down at 7pm even though it was still light out and still hot. The camp store was barely open. That's not an offseason schedule, that's a resort that's mostly closed while still charging full price. The part that really got under my skin: at one point the water park was open -- but only for an outside school group, while resort guests were still being told it was closed. I don't know what arrangement was behind that and I'm not going to guess, but if I'm paying to stay there, I think it's fair to ask why a group that isn't even staying at the resort gets access before the people who are. When it did finally open for guests, around 5pm, two lifeguards showed up and then spent most of the next couple hours standing in a corner chatting with their backs to the slides. So whatever the reasoning was for keeping it closed all day, it didn't look like a staffing issue. The property itself was rough. Potholes, weeds coming up through the concrete, tile missing or falling apart around the water features, tar stuck to our campsite pad, dog waste on the pad when we pulled in, leftover trash and old camper parts sitting around, cars that looked broken down or just abandoned in random spots, plywood sheets serving as the walkway to one of the kids' inflatables. Any one of these on its own wouldn't be a big deal. All of it together made the place feel neglected in a way that didn't match the pictures. There was also a moment with the campground speed limit that stuck with me. I was over the 5 mph limit, no argument there, but going slow and careful on a completely empty road -- no other cars, no golf carts (besides the one about to be mentioned), no pedestrians in sight. Two employees in a golf cart flagged me down and made a whole production out of it. I wasn't cited, and I'm not saying rules don't apply just because no one's around. It was the manner -- the theatrics of it on an empty road -- that irked me, not the fact that I got flagged at all. They adamantly waved their hands - in unison - like I was going 50mph, when I hadn't even breached 15. Mind you, the front of the park is about 1/2 mile from our campsite. 5mph with guests all over and kids running across the street? No questions asked. Rules are rules; I'm okay with that, but don't throw your hands up at down like you're red flagging an F1 race. Ask me to stop and have a conversation with me. It's the manner of the interaction that caught me, not the request to slow. Watched them do the same thing to another guest a bit later. Then there was the veteran discount on a golf cart rental -- I had to drive all the way back to prove my status for what amounted to about $15 off. Again, fine, they're allowed to ask for proof. But stacked on top of everything else, it started to feel like the small stuff was getting way more attention than the big stuff. Do you really think I'm making it up? For $15? That's really the whole complaint. I can deal with offseason hours. I can deal with an older property showing some age. I can deal with rules. What's hard to deal with is paying for the full Jellystone experience while most of it is closed, the grounds are falling apart, and the staff energy goes toward policing the handful of guests who are actually there instead of fixing any of it. There's real potential in this location, and Paula alone makes up for some of it. But based on this stay, I wouldn't go back to Wichita Falls unless there's a real, visible change in how amenities are run, how the property is maintained, and how guests are treated.