This was a pretty good campground. I liked the funky decor like flamingos all over the campground,…read moreand the spots were extremely long allowing for you to park your camper and your cars all in a line on the same spot. The only reason this place doesn't get 5 stars is the bathroom situation. They have 2 single bathrooms for the entire campground. And since the toilets connected to the shower, If someone is taking a long time showering you have to wait just to use the bathroom. This caused lines tonight form for the bathrooms. The issue wasn't the cleanliness of the bathrooms, because they were actually fairly clean for all the usage they get.

Finest Park I have ever been to. Good spacing, longest pull throughs I ever seen. Perfectly…read morepositioned utilities. All the outdoor amenities tables , work surface etc. Nice green grass all over and many extra acres and a pond with interesting birds. Instant access to 27 mile river trail. Super nice people , generous and with all the info. Perfect town to get fixed, filled and ready. Came for a night staying for a week. Wish all parks were like this one.

wednesday nite dinners:open 6:30 pm 1st wednesday - fish…read more2nd wednesday - ribs & sausage 3rd wednesday - fried pork & grilled chicken 4th wednesday - chicken fried steak 5th wednesday - call 940-691-4820 after 4:00on $12.00 prices and menu items subject to change also call after 4pm to order to-go for pick-up after 6:30pm. east of hebert's furniture May 5, 21 Had the fish dinner for $12.00. More than enough food for 2 adults. Pictures and descriptions included!

Came in for a wedding, but upon arrival realized we would definitely be bringing our RV back. Very…read morecool place. Doesn't look like it's been open long. Wichita Falls needed this. Hopefully it will bring more people in to visit.

Found this hidden gem on the way back to California and absolutely LOVED it!!! There is so much to…read moredo for everyone and you can really see the pride in their resort. The park has 3 pools, a children's waterpark, petting zoo, golf cart rentals, cabins and a lake. It's gorgeous! I can't wait to go back.

I stayed here for a month due to a break up. It was close to work so it made sense. It's small and…read moredoesn't look like much but the owners are so sweet and accommodating! Reasonable price for being a small motel and is right next to dollar general if you need to grab some snacks. Comes with a fridge, tv with basic cable, microwave and wi-fi. They keep the rooms clean, but there's a slight bug issue. Nothing bug spray can't solve- it is Burkburnett . Other tenants were always nice as well. Thank you guys - from the couple that stayed by the man with the motor bike parked out front, Hal. If you see this tell him I'm sorry we didn't to say good bye! He was so sweet as are both of you! Thank you

it's not a big fancy hotel chain but you get clean rooms and less stress compared to other hotels…read morein the area. i have stayed at some of the other places in same price range and this and twilite (same owners) just down the road are far better than the others i have stayed. i dont have to worry about what i will find in the rooms (found scary stuff in other places) and i never worry about loud guests. the owner makes sure im taken care of everytime i stay if i have any problems he addresses then right away. like i said its not a huge chain with big fancy rooms but it's clean quiet and you dont have to worry when you stay there.

Absolutely love this hotel and its historic ambiance. I would highly recommend staying here. The…read moreowner and staff are amazing. Good, clean rooms and bathrooms. Comfortable bed and good towels. They run this hotel very well.

Wonderful little hotel. Fun western atmosphere. After working in Olney I was looking for someplace…read moreclose to stay and The Spur was perfect, almost a little bit of home away from home. I will definitely stay there again next time I am in the area. Thanks Dottie.

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.

I am writing regarding the cancellation of my reservation at the La Quinta Inn in Wichita Falls,…read morewhich I originally booked in January 2026 for the dates of August 28-29, 2026. On June 17, 2026, I received notification that my reservation would not be honored due to the Hotter'N Hell Hundred event. While your notice stated that this was intended to provide sufficient lead time to secure alternate accommodations, this notification comes more than six months after my initial booking and only two months before the event. Because this is a major local event, the remaining hotel options in Wichita Falls are currently priced at double or triple my original rate. I am disappointed that my long-standing reservation was cancelled on such short notice, leaving me with significantly more expensive alternatives. Furthermore, my attempts to resolve this via telephone were unsuccessful. After being redirected by national headquarters to the local property, and subsequently through multiple phone numbers, I was left using an automated system that failed to recognize my reservation number despite repeated entries. After about an hour on the phone I gave up and decided the best course would be to write a review. It is highly concerning that a long-standing reservation was cancelled only to be resold at a higher premium. This experience has been entirely unsatisfactory, and unscrupulous ethics for a business. As a result, I will no longer be patronizing La Quinta Inn properties. From La Quinta inn Dear Mr Myers, I am writing to you regarding your upcoming reservation No Unfortunately, due to being fully booked during the Hotter Than Hell event, we will not be able to honor this reservation. We are notifying you now to provide as much lead time as possiblewell in advance of the August 27-30, 2026 event dates-to ensure you have sufficient time to secure alternate accommodations. Please accept our sincerest apologies for this inconvenience. We would love the opportunity to host you in the future should your travels bring you back to the area. Best regards, LaQuinta Inn & Suites - MSU area

They cancelled my reservation after I had checked In online. No help from customer service nor the…read morehotel once they finally answered the phone. I was told by the night clerk that management knew they were overbooked and just randomly cancelled reservations. I will not stay and any of their hotels again, I have lost all trust in making reservations with the property directly.

We're not far from where I-44 crosses over from Oklahoma into Texas, so the state built this…read moretourist information center to welcome you and provide information on local attractions and sites. The info is not just limited to Wichita Falls. There was stuff for as far away as Port Aransas and Padre Island - a solid 8 hour drive! In addition to the brochures, maps, coupon books and pamphlets, the center had an amazingly clean restroom that was much appreciated as the coffee from earlier decided it was time to go. Good parking and easy enough to get back on to I-44 in either direction. [Review 16129 overall - 308 in Texas - 1634 of 2021.]