A15
Campsite #A15 at Pat Mayse West Campground, TX
$24
Campsite #A15
| 8 people | |
| 80 ft | Back-In |
| 2 | fair |
7/9
7/20
Campsite #A15 Features: Back-In parking, 30 amp hookup, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed, Drinking Water
Campsite Reviews (3)
5.0 out of 5
| 5 star | | 33% |
| 4 star | | 0% |
| 3 star | | 33% |
| 2 star | | 33% |
| 1 star | | 0% |
@JasonW3535415 · Camped on Mar 24, 2023 at Campsite #A15
Great spot. Wish it was 50 amp.
@JackD200 · Camped on Nov 30, 2021 at Campsite #A15
This campground is in serious need of updating. For example, even though it was off season, our fire pit was unusable as it hadn’t been cleaned out in a long time. Vault toilets were neglected as well. Host seemingly was preoccupied with blowing leaves and burning them in the vicinity of his site.
@KimberlyK885 · Camped on Nov 4, 2021 at Campsite #A15
This review comes with a few reservations. This was our first visit to the campgound. It is difficult to be critical about individual campsites as it is so hard to determine from a small photo the site you are selecting. The site we had selected had a lovely view of the lake. However, the site was grossly not level sloping toward the lake. We were able to get our rig level, but with much stress and concern about the site. We arrived on Nov 4th, there was no one in the park entry office and a sign stating that no one would be there. All booking online, which we had done in advance. No park maps available, no emergency number listed, nothing. The park entrance has three very nice carport covers with three nice RV's parked there and still not a sole that we ever saw there during our 3 night stay.
Concerns: There was only one loop open for camping, and that is the loop we were camping in. There was no dumpster at all in the actual campgound to use. There were several dumpsters for trash at the dump station that was not a walkable distance from your camping site. The showers and restrooms in the loop we were in were locked the entire time we were there. Seriously, no showers available? We did walk up the first full day we were there to the dump station and there were also showers there with restrooms that were open. However, the next day they were also deadbolted and locked. How can you have campsites and not even have a shower or restroom available for a campground. I just don't get it? If you are going to close the campgound then close it but don't rent out sites and then not provide services. If there would have been any type of an emergency then who is available for help? One evening, there were two small dogs that had been tethered to a leash outside for hours with clearly no one at the campsite. These poor dogs barked for hours, and I am sure they were cold, hungry and thirsty as it was far after dark before they stopped barking. Where is a park host?
Concerns: There was only one loop open for camping, and that is the loop we were camping in. There was no dumpster at all in the actual campgound to use. There were several dumpsters for trash at the dump station that was not a walkable distance from your camping site. The showers and restrooms in the loop we were in were locked the entire time we were there. Seriously, no showers available? We did walk up the first full day we were there to the dump station and there were also showers there with restrooms that were open. However, the next day they were also deadbolted and locked. How can you have campsites and not even have a shower or restroom available for a campground. I just don't get it? If you are going to close the campgound then close it but don't rent out sites and then not provide services. If there would have been any type of an emergency then who is available for help? One evening, there were two small dogs that had been tethered to a leash outside for hours with clearly no one at the campsite. These poor dogs barked for hours, and I am sure they were cold, hungry and thirsty as it was far after dark before they stopped barking. Where is a park host?
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