The good:Quiet - it's not near the highways so it is quiet. There was a brief time the first night when some other camper was blasting their music but that only happened once. We occassionally heard a train in the distance but not loud enough to be unpleasant (IOW not like every KOA on earth.)Level sites - the short-term sites ha...moreThe good:Quiet - it's not near the highways so it is quiet. There was a brief time the first night when some other camper was blasting their music but that only happened once. We occassionally heard a train in the distance but not loud enough to be unpleasant (IOW not like every KOA on earth.)Level sites - the short-term sites have level concrete pads. The WiFi is free, and we had enough Verizon signal to use our MiFi when we needed to work. The park's WiFi drops out pretty frequently but when it's working, it is okay.Free cable, lots of channels. We don't normally care about this but during our stay we were stuck inside due to thunderstorms and tornado warnings, so it was nice to have it.Laundry - 4 washers, 4 dryers. Looked decent enough but we didn't use them and I didn't look at the cost.Staff is friendly.The bad:The bathrooms. There is ONE women's toilet and shower, and ONE men's toilet and shower, for the WHOLE PARK. That might be okay if there are only, I don't know, 6 sites total but this is a fairly large park. The bathrooms are filthy, and during our stay the men's was backing up so the floor was flooded and it was unusable. The women's was functional but that's the best I can say about it. Gross. Would not even consider showering in it.Access - getting here is a bit of a challenge. The road to the park is not wide enough for two large vehicles so cross your fingers you don't meet a big Class A or 5th wheel coming the other way. A long, rutted dirt road.The dog park -- it reeks because so many people don't pick up. Our dog is a frisbee fanatic but she would not pick her frisbee up off the ground because it smells so horrible. So it became the poo park only.Um..."Culture?" Like every place we've stayed in Texas, they view rules as something for big-city sissies. So, there was a large dog that was allowed to roam loose throughout the park the entire time (belongs to a long-termer), there were two huge pitbulls (one actually looked like a Presa Canario or Dogo Argentino) being led around by teenage girls in shorts and flip-flops by flimsy cords around their necks (no way they could have controlled them if they decided to act up), no one else picked up their dog crap, etc.Ants - We had to buy Borax and ant spray because there was an ant hill directly outside the door. The campground provided a concrete step to put over it. The rig next door had an old pallet to put over theirs. In short, if you need a place to stop for one night and you don't want to hear the highway or be rattled by trains, this place would be fine. Just don't stay here expecting to use the bathroom facilities or a nice place to walk your dog or play with them.