It's NOT the KOA anymore! It's Phil's Hideaway now. The older ladies are very unfriendly and rude…read more The campsites are pretty much on top of each other especially in the monthly spots. The restrooms are pretty clean but the showers get backed up so you're standing in ankle deep water yuck the laundry room takes at least guarantee 2hrs to wash and dry a load. It's also $2 and up to wash and dry each load. It's noisy being right off the inter state but honestly not too bad. We can't wait for another rv park to have an opening for long term. It is small and has trees and the noise level is low. I mean it's not bad honestly and decent prices also

What a little gem! The staff is friendly and the bathrooms…read moreare clean!! This park shows its history with the beautiful trees throughout the campground. I can't remember the last time we camped with trees around us. There is traffic noise but it doesn't take long to get used to it and we sleep with a fan on. Nice big pull through sites! Right off I20 and close to everything.

I had a very frustrating experience with Whistle Stop RV Resort in Abilene. I did not stay for the…read morefull duration of my reservation and was told I would receive a refund. It has now been 3 weeks, and I still have not received anything. I have called multiple times and keep getting different answers -- that it's up to "corporate" or that a check has already been sent, yet nothing has arrived. One staff member (Meagan) was especially rude and dismissive when I tried to get an update, which made the situation even worse. Lisa was the only person who showed kindness and professionalism, but unfortunately she is no longer there. At this point, I am simply asking for the refund that was promised. I hope management takes this seriously and resolves it immediately.

My wife and I needed a spot for a quick overnight stay and chose the Whistle Stop RV Resort in…read moreAbilene. We were pleasantly surprised with this park. It has very easy access, clean, and very nice amenities. We were a late arrival and had no problem at all checking in since they made it extremely easy. If we every come through Abilene again, we will definitely stay here.

These Lakes in this area ie. Allen Henry, JB Thomas are not state or federal camps or funded by…read morethem, they were done by the cities and counties of this area. People like to complain that with a pass you don't get access to other areas that they don't control is dumb, it's like saying I paid for a McDonald's gift card and not a single burger king accepts that payment. These areas they try very hard to keep clean and safe and although I may not agree with everything done with these places they try and I love them for it. During extended dry periods the lake all but disapears but it's great when the lake is up a few feet.

Great little stop for a passers-by camper or even vehicle sleeper. No gate. Self pay station and…read morethe camping spots overlooking the lake are only $7. Each spot has a roofed picnic table, and a ground fire pit and a trail down to the lake since the sites are on the hill. Had to trek up here because Lake Colorado City closes. Only rating for camping. Showers and restrooms are down by the boat ramp. They are pretty clean along with the restrooms. Showers are quarter machine operated for water conservation purposes. $0.50 for 3 minutes. I splurged an extra quarter for 4.5min and due to tough and dirty Army training, I ended up enjoying a high pressure extra 2 minutes of pure watery delight. So if you can combat shower, you'll be just fine with 2 quarters. :) Wrote the top portion upon arrival at night. Taking a star due to how darn dirty the place was. Trash EVERYWHERE even though the site had 2 large barrel trash cans :( Stupid, dirty people. Pics attached. Wear shoes and be careful using the trails down to the water due to so much glass.

I have been at this park for 7 years while working in the area. The office staff is always so…read morefriendly and helpful. Its nice to have a paved road to be able to walk on for exercise also. I have never had a bit of trouble here. Id recommend this park to anyone.

. The girl at the front is rude plus bar j Hitchin post Rv park was deceitful to inform customers ,…read moreeven when you call and make reservations and ask if they have access to a 24hr bath house or restrooms ! that you do not have access to the restrooms nor the bathhouse after they leave. " Their excuse was customers were giving them to truck drivers. "

The state Park staff was very helpful, for such a rugged area of Texas that is mostly desert. This…read morereservoir is really nice. The price is great and it is nice and quiet and well kept.

10.2024 !! Tranquil Family Getaway at Lake Colorado State Park !!…read moreLake Colorado State Park is absolutely gorgeous with its stunning landscapes and abundant nature. The campsites are nice and spacious, providing plenty of room for relaxation and family activities. The hiking and biking trails are excellent, offering a great way to explore the beautiful surroundings. Our family had a very relaxing time, enjoying the tranquility and natural beauty of the park. Highly recommend for anyone looking to unwind and connect with nature.

We booked a RV site for one night through Recreation.gov (Flatrock Tx Site 103,1). We were…read moredisappointed upon arrival as the picture on the website showed the site on the water. It is very evident the water has been below full capacity for some time. Once we set up, we were happy and any disappointment abated. Although we had no view of the lake, it was close by and the oak trees provided a nice shade. Deer were abundant and the lake provided for good fishing. Our site had full hook up and was adequately graveled & fairly level. The site was clean & maintained with a nice concrete picnic table set on a concrete slab under a shelter. We even got 4 over the air TV channels. One, a local CBS station. A nice, quiet area. I would have enjoyed several days!

Our favorite place to go camping. Great RV sites that almost all have shade. Corp of engineers lake…read moreso they have rules you must follow. Staff members are all friendly and helpful. 8 miles west of Coleman Texas makes supplies readily available. I always recommend this to campers.

The staff is very friendly the exhibit a very informative and interesting. Being that the weather…read morewas not all that great they allowed us to view the park for free admission is normally four dollars. Lots of history heritage and culture in one spot. If you are passing through a highly recommend to take the extra hour to visit.

PEACEFUL! Gorgeous night sky! Clean bathrooms! We went to the winter star party with our kids and…read moreplan to come back and explore!

Archie is awesome! Very helpful and friendly, and he's proud to have had this small campground…read morefor 14 years. Inexpensive, clean and quiet. Full hookup. Mostly long timers here I think, but he's had folks stay here from all over the world. City park is right next door with a lovely lake for fishing plus a public swimming pool and splash pad. You could camp there for free overnight, but it's not very level, and that's why we chose 3G.

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Really enjoyed our visit to Abilene State Park. The park is clean, well maintained, and has a…read morepeaceful, relaxing atmosphere. The shaded areas and open spaces make it a great place to unwind and enjoy the outdoors. Traveling in our Class A motorhome with our Jeep in tow, we found it to be a convenient stop. The sites were accessible and setup was easy, making it a comfortable stay for a larger rig. Overall, a great park and one we would definitely visit again.

This state park is BEAUTIFUL! We had been waiting to find a hike that was full of trees instead of…read morethe usual West Texas dirt. The Abilene State Park really checked all of our boxes. We walked to the bird blind, did Elm Creek Trail and Eagle Trail. We also saw a bit of the Buffalo Wallow. Absolutely wonderful time and doesn't take long at all.