Stayed here for 4 nights on our cross country trip. Camping in a NuCamp T@g, which is a tiny…read moreteardrop trailer with an outdoor kitchen. Got caught in a severe wind storm one night, which blew our canopy down so we had to get up at midnight in the rain to secure but Parkwise it was a great place. Very busy but sites are large so that helps a lot. Bathrooms are the best we've seen in Texas - clean, hot water, great water pressure, fully stocked. Beautiful lake with fishing, and kayak, canoes and paddleboars to rent. Lots of birds and great hiking among boulders and rocks. Will come back on future trips.

Spent three nights in Site 251. Very tight for an RV. Crumbling asphalt sloping to front. Staff…read morecourteous and friendly at check in. Site is close to Devil's waterhole and hiking path. No direct access to water. Many sites in this park are very close together. Others are spaced out. Check map when selecting a campsite. Like most state parks, area outside immediate campsite is overgrown and not maintained. Restrooms and showers about 300 ft. - clean and everything works, with attic fans to blow the heat out in summer.

First time here and we loved it. Not a huge resort so you can get in and out very easily. Stayed in…read morea cabin and were very clean. We had dual bunk beds and moved them together to make a large bed for us and our two little ones with no gap in the middle. AC worked great and it had a ceiling fan. Outside is a nice bbq grill with a separate fire pit and small picnic table in great shape. Your door is steps from the water with an incredible view. Bathrooms and showers looked recently updated and were cleaned daily. In-laws had an rv spot and there was not a single sticker burr to be found! Also, staff was friendly and not uptight about a second vehicle being slightly off the pavement at the rv sites. Would recommend to everyone and will definitely stay here again.

Black Rock Park Cabin 48 Great spot. Cabins are pretty close…read moretogether. Beds are so loud, squeaky and barely comfortable. Definitely take fitted sheets. The wind was crazy but it was really peaceful. There's a 9 hole putt putt golf course, $9 per person, that is in good condition but not maintained at all, it was covered in leaves and twigs. Bathroom with shower was very close to cabin but it was dirty and there was no hand soap and the handicap bathroom ran out of toilet paper. We would still stay here again.

Well...Where do I start. EXCELLENT…read more EXCELLENT EXCELLENT Beautiful quaint rv park. We stayed in the cabins this trip. It was wayyyy kewl. Cabin equipped and very cute. We had a blast and caught big fish. Mike and Annette are the Consummate hosts. They are so sweet , kind and helpful. Mike is THE Man. He helped us so much, right down to baking soda. Ha! Great place,Great hosts.You won't go wrong here either way u decide to stay. Can't wait to get back.

I'll start by saying that our family has been camping at this park for about 20 years, one week…read moreevery year. It's had its share of park hosts and over the years it's improved aesthetically a lot but been hit or miss as far as our experience with the hosts. A couple years ago we swore we'd never be back because the hosts were essentially harassing us over every detail of our group (we tend to take about 10-15 camp sites, which is more than half of the park. This year was the best ever. The hosts, Mike and Annette, were AMAZING. They knew about our experience in the past and knew to give us the ground rules up front, and did it in the nicest way. They were constantly checking in to make sure we were having a great time, they hosted movie nights for the kids, drove the train around the park with the littlest ones, and just made sure our experience was amazing. We already booked a week for next year and can't wait. We hope Mike and Annette stay for many years!

Have you ever been to a fish hatchery where the fish are in concrete runs and thicker than water?…read moreThis is not one of those. There is nothing wrong with this place, just not that interesting to visit. It is a warm water hatchery with lots of earthen ponds to raise the fish in. There is a nice set of informational signs and possibly at some time of year there might be fingerlings in the inside tanks. You can't feed them and you can't see them. So, if you decide to go, just don't make any promises of seeing fish. :)

We needed a way to get out of the 'pandemic' environment so drove to lake Buchanan with little…read moreknowledge of the area and NO knowledge of what the fishing was like or who to contact. A stroke of luck led us to Capt Jackie and his Charter service. Half day on the lake and we caught our max allowed. We plan to go back again in the Spring.

Just bought my second SeeDoo in 3 months from Full Throttle and specifically Sawyer. Great people,…read moregreat service, and very dependable. I highly recommend them. 5 out of 5.

What a rip-off! This week I had two jetskis serviced at the new Full Throttle Seadoo place in…read moreKingsland. All that was done was an oil change and replacing three spark plugs. The bill came to $863.13 or $432 per jetski!! For an oil change which takes 3.5 quarts of oil and a filter! The parts came to about $112, the rest was for labor at $170 an hour plus shop supplies, hazardous waste charge (oil), and credit card fee (3.5%). And by the way, it took this Master mechanic (at $170 he must top-of-the line) 1.5 hours to do this oil change! Incidentally, I looked at an old 2023 bill, when the exact same mechanic changed the oil in the exact same jetskis and it took him 1.2 hours per jetski then. And of course the hourly rate was a lot cheaper back then too (37% cheaper), but it's different ownership now when Full Throttle took over from Highland Lakes Seadoo. I guess they had to increase the time the mechanic worked on these jetskis or raise the labor rate even more to get more money in, but how much more than $170 per hour are you going to charge for a guy doing a basic oil change? Or perhaps the mechanic is slowing down in his old age, who knows? My advice? Perhaps it pays to look for a different place. By the way, all the positive reviews (with the exception of one) are about Highland Lakes Seadoo, which were the previous owners. I liked that place. The new ownership has turned greedy.

Brian and his team are miracle workers. I took my Mastercraft in after an accident and have been…read morevery pleased with their responsiveness and overall customer service. Beyond just doing great work, Brian and his team have a lot of pride in their work, and have shown great integrity during the process. I give them an A+ for both fiberglass AND mechanical work on my boat.

Wow, what customer service from Brian and his team. So I was replacing the steering actuator on my…read more2003 Chaparral 210SS. This job required a removal of seats in the rear and taking off the risers. Quite a job. Well I was near completion and snap, I broke the mounting bracket for the actuator. The "bracket" is one piece and includes the full transom plate. Yep, this repair will require an engine removal. Well beyond my abilities for sure. When I started this project on Tuesday before the July 4th weekend, I was hoping to get the boat out for the weekend, that seemed bleak at this point. Anyway after 5-6 calls to familiar repair facilities with most asking me to call them back after the 4th to discuss scheduling sometime in August, if they could get the part, which seemed unlikely. I the called Brian and told him my situation. Brian said he thought he had the part in-stock and had a window that he could get this job done. Brian called me back within 30 minutes of initial phone call and informed he had the parts and if I brought the boat in on Wednesday, I would have the boat by the weekend. They even beat that and called me at 10:00 Thursday morning to tell me the boat was ready to pick-up after a thorough check and test. McNeill Marine offered excellent customer service, quick response and delivered on-time at a reasonable cost. I will be coming back and telling all my friends about McNeill Marine.