Had an awesome time!!! We met a lot of wonderful people and the host was very knowledgeable and…read moreengaging and made it a very interactive experience!!!!

I was very underwhelmed by this experience. My family and I drove 6 hours just for us to arrive and…read morethis man be so rude. We arrived 3 minutes late and he said "We already started. The earth doesn't stop for no one" but yet another family arrived 5 minutes after us and another 20 minutes after the start time and they were a different ethnicity and got greeted with a handshake and a warm welcome. Very telling of what his values were. My family got picked on as well. No one was fixing the telescope the way he said to but yet when my family went he made my fiancé go back to fix it themselves yet helped everyone else and had nothing to say. I wouldn't recommend giving this guy your time or money but that was our unfortunate experience and NEVER going back.

if you are looking for long-term parking so you can work out of Alpine, this may be a good deal…read more The rates are extremely reasonable, way below average in the town area. There is an old adage, you get what you pay for. We love the owner, Georgiana, and pray she finds a buyer soon. So if you have an entrepreneurial spirit, this could be a phenomenal opportunity for you buy it make a resort and charge a nice fee and you will be in the chips.

Rolling G RV park is a little tiny park with only about 20 spaces. The owner is very wise and let's…read moreabout half the spaces out for monthly rentals. As she is just getting started, she has wonderful plans for the future. This was our second stay with Georgiana. She is so pleasant you just wanna hug this little granddaughter that we have found in Alpine. She recently leveled sites and put down gravel on the roads and parking places. She has a nice dog run for your big pooch. The view of Sul Ross University & surrounding mountains is amazing both during the day and at night. But if you're looking for fancy, it ain't there yet.

We were passing through & needed a last minute spot to stay at in our motor home & this place was…read moreperfect! It's October so the pool was closed for the season, kids were sad but understood so they played on the play ground for a while. We were able to park under a shade tree in a decent sized spot which also had TV, sewer, & electricity. Check in was easy & a sweet family helped us check in & even guided us to our spot. This place has clean bathrooms & showers & a place to do laundry & hang out to play games & more (which they provide). Pokemoners, there is a Pokespot near the Propane fill area. We stayed in #14 & played Pokémon as a family. Overall, highly recommend

We showed up without reservations on spring break. We got the RV car wash slab. Worked out great…read morefor us. Bathrooms were very clean. The camp area was also very clean. Sorry I didn't take photos. I would definitely return.

Such a great little RV park. It is as the name implies, on…read moretop of the hill. You are able to see for miles in every direction which makes this spot great for watching the sunset. The sites here are ok, on the smaller side and close together. Mostly level but prepare to check. It is kept very clean and tidy. There is a great walking path around the park as well as a dog area, lots of games and a kid zone. There is also tons of artwork around the park that are great to look at. There is 1 bathroom & shower for men and 1 for women. You can hear the traffic on i10 but that's ok as it dies down in the evening. In fact the only thing I heard at night was the giant American flag waving in the wind above us. The staff is great and of those that looked like full timers or seasonal customers they were all nice and kept their areas clean. I would definitely stay here again and recommend it. Priced better than others in the area also.

After a really horrific experience at another RV park in town, finding this place felt like such a…read moreblessing. From the moment we arrived, the difference was obvious. The amenities here are wonderful, and the entire park is spacious with plenty of spots and the sunset is so beautiful!! One thing we really appreciated was the dog park -- it actually has grass, which is hard to find and made such a difference for our pups. The bathrooms are cleaned daily and always kept in great shape, which says a lot about how much management cares about the park and its guests. The management team has been incredibly sweet, respectful, and welcoming, and that kind of hospitality truly changes the whole experience. It just proves that treating guests with kindness and respect goes a long way and makes your stay so much more enjoyable. The pool is awesome, the playground is perfect for the kids, and the sunset views in the evenings are absolutely beautiful. On top of that, the other guests here have been so kind and friendly, which adds to the peaceful and welcoming atmosphere. They also have an outdoor patio area with a tv which if great for an outdoor hangout. They also have washer/dryers on site as well. This is a big, beautiful park with plenty of space, great amenities, and an overall positive environment. We're so grateful we found this place and would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable, family-friendly RV park.

Out on the frontier removed from the frustrations of civilization sits Balmorhea an artesian gem…read morehiding among the tumbleweeds. The springs themselves are astonishing. Crystalline water, a natural oasis. Wilderness as a touch of elegance. The water is cool, refreshing, and large enough you can swim without bumping into a flotilla of inflatable flamingos every ten seconds. It is serene. Now, the true pièce de résistance: tiny fish. Yes darling, little cousins of piranhas nibbling delicately at your skin. At first, it's mildly horrifying. Being lightly snacked upon by aquatic creatures isn't typically on the itinerary. It's nature's exfoliation service. Truly. These miniature aestheticians gather around and provide the most delightful, ticklish skin treatment imaginable. Think of it as a rustic version of spa fish pedicures, except this one is completely natural, wildly entertaining, and performed by creatures that actually live in the ecosystem instead of a questionable salon tank. The entire place has this fascinating ecological charm that sneaks up on you. You're floating in a massive spring-fed pool, mountains in the distance, dragonflies skimming the water, and tiny fish politely tend to your skincare needs. The magic of Balmorhea (I'll let you figure out how to pronounce it correctly) is that it's a living ecosystem, and being able to swim in the middle of it is special. It's frontier chic. Don't expect marble spas and cucumber water. Following an afternoon, my skin felt absurdly smooth, stress level plummeted, and it was imperative to recommend the remote desert destination without qualification. Five stars for the fish running the spa.

Fun time at this park…read more Enroute from San Antonio to El Paso, we were able to stop at this park to get the kids out of the car and into some refreshing spring water It was clean, not crowded and left us already planning a return on our next trip back or towards Big Bend National. There are cabins on the ground, picnic tables, barbecue pits. I saw a basketball court. They had a few nature areas to enjoy. I was certainly pleased with just getting my feet wet, but the water is clear and if you were interested in seeing more below the water, I recommend goggles or snorkeling gear. I hear companies teach scuba here too. There's not much else near the park, so bring all the amenities you need or want there. Good times with nature. We will return.

Great location if you're visiting Big Bend State Park. Sites are gravel and level. We had the…read morebest "seat" in the house with a view of the mountains!

We Loved this RV Park! Very clean and so convenient to The National Park and State Park. Beautiful…read morelocation.

We stopped at Honey Badger RV on a Sunday afternoon after having trailer issues that couldn't be…read moretaken care of until Monday. It doesn't have a lot of amenities but what it lacks it truly makes up for in customer service & charm. The owner (I forgot her name) was extremely friendly offering assistance & use of whatever we needed to help us address our issues. We had the campground to ourselves & completely enjoyed the quiet. We experienced a beautiful thunderstorm during our stay & was impressed with the lack of flooding/sinking that the gravel parking area did not have. The price was perfect for overnight stays. Thank you Honey Badger for an excellent overnight stay.

What a sweet little place. Bare bones, quite, walking distance to a restaurant and close to I-10…read morebut not right on in like some noisy camps I've stayed. Inexpensive and easy in/out. As an aside YELP has become a second class app.

Outstanding RV Stay in West Texas - Maverick Ranch RV Park, Lajitas…read more Texans are known for their hospitality, and the staff at The Maverick Ranch RV Park in Lajitas, TX absolutely lived up to that reputation. Friendly, polite, and helpful, they made check-in and check-out quick and informative--handing out maps with local highlights and always being available if needed. The park itself is well-equipped: * Full hookups * Spacious, pull-through RV sites * Clean bathrooms with showers * Laundry facilities * Heated pool * Paved roads and level pads for easy setup The bathrooms were consistently clean and always available--huge plus. The lodge is a real highlight. Think "Texas-sized" with multiple leather couches, a poker table, dining space, and a full kitchen. It connects to a large laundry room with plenty of machines and seating--making laundry day feel like less of a chore. Connectivity was surprisingly solid given the remote location near the Mexico border. While our hotspot struggled to get even two bars, the park's Wi-Fi came through just fine. A few tips for travelers: * There's no ice machine or propane refill on-site, but the nearby market carries both. * STOCK UP in Alpine before heading down--gas, propane, drinks, and food are all pricier here. * Most RV sites include picnic tables and fire pits. Bring your own firewood unless you want to pay $10.99 per bundle. * There's no shade, so make sure your AC and awning are ready to go to war with the sun. Exploring the area: * Lajitas is about 20 miles from Big Bend National Park--the main reason most people come. * Don't miss Terlingua Ghost Town (~15 miles away) for a fun local vibe. The Boathouse offers cheap beer, live music, and friendly locals. Nearby, High Sierra Bar & Grill has great food and seriously good chili. * For stunning scenery, drive the 50-mile stretch to Presidio--incredible views and the cheapest gas in the region. Nighttime Pro Tips: It gets pitch black out here. The park has well-marked, smooth roads with reflectors, but bring a soft flashlight and use low beams when arriving after dark. They have a no-outdoor-light policy after 9 PM--great for stargazing, so respect it and enjoy the night sky. Final Thoughts: The Maverick Ranch RV Park delivers excellent value, especially given its remote location. Yes, prices are a bit higher due to that, but the amenities, atmosphere, and proximity to Big Bend make it more than worth it. After a long day hiking or exploring, a refreshing dip in the pool is the cherry on top.

We stayed here four nights for Spring Break. We enjoyed the site, it was clean and quiet. The kids…read moreloved the heated pool. Everything we needed was here. The laundry facilities were fine...I just wish they had coin machines as the office was closed so I had to drive to the hotel and buy rolls from the front desk. Wi-Fi was mostly good. A little spotty. Cell service was 1 bar, but it worked. It was nice that we could charge stuff back to our "room." It was a great stay! Thank you.

Not much to it. A place to stay. Worked for us. A convenient place to stay while we explored the…read morearea.

Got in late but check in was really easy. Shower was steaming hot. Could have used a better…read morecleaning but regardless hot. Didn't mind the trains cruising thru at night. Added to the adventure but if you're a light sleeper, bring ear plugs.

Small, but great little museum on the campus of Sul Russ University. Interesting artifacts of the…read moresettlement of Texas and evolution of the Texas cowboy. Worth the $10 admission.

Small but extremely well done museum. Explains and covers the history of the region primarily from…read morea perspective of the human inhabitants along the Mexican American boarder in conflict and as ranchers. In addition there are two art exhibits. I enjoyed my visit. Just an FYI, there is nothing here that small children will appreciate, as it appears geared towards adults.