I camped here as a child, this year we brought grandkids for a Thursday-Tuesday stay....absolutely…read morelove this campground and park. Very well maintained, clean, well managed, they even pick trash up 3 times a day from your site! Sites are large, easy to back into. Park is patrolled overnight by the constables office. No drama, not noisy, just families having a relaxing time. Only downside was the fish weren't biting! We appreciated the fact that weekends are reserved for campers, which kept the traffic at the swimming area controlled (day passes can be obtained during the week for the general public) bathhouses and restroom are clean. We will be back!

Such a great place! Very clean , beautiful campground…read more The RV spots are huge and very well maintained. We stayed for 5 nights and had a great time. Will be back!

One of our favorite rv parks! It's such a natural beautiful place. Peaceful. Quiet. Nice pool, dog…read morepark, even a new Pickleball court! Game room. Pinball. Volleyball court. Club house. WiFi. Trails. Fishing piers. Lots of shade. No concrete!

Such a beautiful little park awesome game room with a retro vibe - I've stayed twice each time it's…read morebeen very quiet and relaxing.

Basic camp grounds. Host Debra was friendly and helpful when…read moreI was setting up my tent solo. Facilities are older and need some maintenance but function as they should. Can't wait for the swimming area to reopen- I'll come try again.

Quiet campground, large area with paved (uneven) hiking trails around lake. This is a beautiful…read moreplace to relax, birds chirping, fish splashing. Haven't seen frogs or lizards but they are hiding. -staying cool. Dirt trails for bike riders - head away from road. Narrow . Room for one vehicle on most campsites. Campgrounds closed at night, until morning 10pm - 7am. Day Use fee $7 (bring cash!)

Finally made it out to Blue Lagoon in Huntsville, Texas. Vis was 10-15ft due to recent rain. 68° at…read morethe surface and 64° bottom temp at 25ft. They have an underwater rope course you can use to navigate from one side to the other. The waters color and clarity come from its origin. It was originally a Limestone Rock Quarry. Spring water has filled it up making this a good dive location. Another feature I found to be very cool for instructors is the large underwater decks. These are part of the course and make a great place to perform dive skills without disturbing the silt on the bottom. My dive site had an easy entry and exit. The depth ranges depending on the amount of rain throughout the year. This is a great place to teach new students, practice your skills, or train as a dive team. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Being this was my first time here they answered all of my questions.

I have always been curious about this place. Today I finally got the chance to go. I am not a diver…read moreso my perspective is limited to swimming. 1. I kept thinking when I was there that the city of Huntsville or some wealthy person should buy this place and fix it up. It has so much potential. Right now it is "rustic". Roads unpaved, covered picnic areas falling apart. It's a shame. 2. The water itself is like lake water. It's ok but not as lovely as pictures seen online. I kept thinking...at least no alligators! The term BLUE lagoon is misleading. 3. I understand that this is primarily a scuba diving place. But the attitude in phone calls and the employees was like you were second class Citizen if you were a "swimmer". Finally, I was the only one there! I guess $30 is way too much for what you get here. I enjoyed my swim but I will not return is

This RV park is nice, clean, and quiet. My wife and I spent three nights there but wanted to stay…read morelonger. It's near the NW end of the lake so there isn't a lot of boat noise. There were plenty of families enjoying the water, fishing, or just hanging out. There are plenty of trees on the property as well as open grassy areas. The owners are very friendly. It was a great place to spend a long weekend, and we'll definitely go back.

Small, quiet, clean resort on Lake Livingston. We brought our RV and had a waterfront pad. Each pad…read moreby the water has a wooden deck, and they vary in size. Beautiful views. Friendly and helpful staff. Pontoon and fishing boats, and padddleboard rentals are available. We rented a pontoon boat but the one we were given wasn't quite what was described to us. It was pretty beat up and old. They were apologetic and offered us a refund instead of taking it out, but we did anyway and made the most of it. We have a 5th wheel so don't need lots of amenities, but there is only one shower in each bathroom at the main store area. It's new and clean, but there is only one. No laundry either. And no trash pickup at the pad sites, so bring lots of large trash bags and plan to carry it to the dumpster each day. The store carries lots of necessities for camper upkeep but minimal food, beverage and sundries. Overall a good experience.

A wonderful place for a peaceful family getaway, perfect for celebrating New Year's with my…read moredaughter. The serene natural surroundings, kid-friendly atmosphere, and inviting campfires made our stay truly memorable.

The sites were wooded and roomy. The owner, staff, and residents were all very friendly and…read morehelpful. The park has a store, trails, pavilion, and playground. It is also close to marinas, stores, and restaurants. The property is quiet and relaxing. The RV park is a great getaway.

worst service ever the old lady in the front has the worst attitude with customers when we asked…read morequestions. We had a large crew that arrived at diff times and accused us of stealing when we called the number and were going to pay for our site the next day in the morning.

First time visiting any KOA campground. Typically we do Lake Livingston State park, but this was a…read morenice switch up. This review is mostly about the KOA, but I will use the state park as a comparison. First I should say, the staff at the KOA are very pleasant, not that the State Park isn't, but everyone at the KOA was helpful, waving, driving around checking on you. They take very good care of the campground as well. The bathrooms and showers were the cleanest of any campground I have ever been too, especially compared to the state park. I also would see the maintenance team cleaning up sites and shoveling out fire pits. We stayed in a tent site, and one of my gripes would be, that the sites are pretty small. It would be difficult to get two decent size tents on once site, without being right next to the fire pit at least. Compared to a state park site where you have a ton of space, this was kind of a bummer. The way it sits now, there is a large open green space across from the campsites, which did allow for more room to run around and explore, but this area is marked as future development. Once this place builds the remaining sites, I think the loss of the bonus space will likely turn us away. The only other issue I had with the place was the locations of the bathrooms. Staying in the tent site, it is quite the walk to either of the bathrooms, especially with kids at night and such. The exercise is great and all, but when you have to walk a kid that far to the bathroom at 2 AM, it gets kind of old. The pool was very nice, clean, albeit cold due to the time of year, but I am sure it would be very nice in the summer. Its mostly shallow, 3 feet on both ends, 4 in the middle, and a large shallow area for little kids. The hot tub is also a nice addition. The beach area is about what I would expect from a lakeside beach, but don't expect is to be like an ocean beach. The water off the beach was nice and clean, sandy, few rocks, and no sea weed. Overall, we really enjoyed ourselves, and met some very nice people, and that really made the trip worth it for us. Like I said, if the green space wasn't there, it would have been a bit of a bummer, but it was a very nice as it is right now.

I had to come back and update my love of this park. We recently came and just really enjoyed every…read moreaspect of it. The roads and trails are clean and easily able to ride bikes on. The park hosts were out cleaning the empty lots.The grounds are all kept well and they have ample boat docks for boaters to enjoy. The park store ha anything you would need and reasonably priced with a nature center inside. We will be spending man days here this summer.

Lake Livingston was most certainly a gem !!! I would have never known about this place if my friend…read morewouldn't have told me about it! This was a camping trip with some friends of mine and my family. The spot was really nice and it came with a lake view of lake Livingston. They have trails around this park that lead to a cabin center in which you can rent. My friend had an RV and rented two spots which has running water and a fire pit! The views are dope. Weekends are pretty busy for people glamping and camping, so definitely book in advance ! This will most definitely be a go to spot!

Too small must be 21 to enter, ID is required. If your DL is suspended or expired you are allowed…read moreto enter, but you will not receive a membership" you can not play". Sits on tribal land, no alcohol, but free soda. New members receive $5 on the their card. Tooooo small and I will not be back. }:{

I do like to see the old history and art so I can see how it different now than then there are…read moresome pretty house they keep them up I like to the gardens beside what they built they are friendly down there at the casino got good food to it was nice when went we stay trailer by the water it was peaceful out there