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Campsite #29 at Wilson H Fox Campground, TX
$26
Campsite #29
| 8 people | |
| 50 ft | Back-In |
| 2 | fair |
5/28
6/2
Campsite #29 Features: Back-In parking, 50 amp hookup, Fire ring, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed, Drinking Water
Campsite Reviews (1)
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@HowardP139 · Camped on Jun 27, 2021 at Campsite #29
Our stay was great except as for the following; We arrived on Sunday of the weekend before the July 4th 2021 long weekend on the next Friday thru Monday. First thing we noticed was the high grass in and around most campsites,luckily ours was not so bad. But we expected to have the park's contract mowers show up very soon in preparation for the coming 4 day holiday weekend. That didn't happen. what happened instead ruined the rest of our stay and probably many others in the park. On Wednesday evening a large 5th wheel arrived and took site 31. Shortly thereafter about 6pm, a private (not the park's contractor) mowing service arrived and starting mowing the site the large 5th wheel had occupied and an additional 4 other sites. This took the mowing service until 8:30 pm to finish. All while we and others were trying to enjoy the peaceful evening. I believe it was rude and thoughtless of the mowing service and those that hired him and allowed him to disrupt the evening. But more important I believe it was unacceptable, dangerous and possibly a liability issue for the Corp of Engineers to allow private lawn care people/products into the park. Then the next evening a travel trailer occupied a site across from us at 7 pm and by 7:30 had unloaded their personal riding mower and began mowing their site, again disrupting a pleasant evening, until just before nightfall. The mower operator struck several rocks in the process as we could plainly hear. We loaded up and left the next morning, fully disappointed in both the people for mowing at the times they chose and the park's management most of all for allowing private mowing equipment into the park. Then to put icing on the cake, on our way home we found a brand new chip in our truck windshield above the wiper that was not there the day before when I had cleaned the windshield in preparation for our trip back home. The truck had been facing the site across the street when it was mowed the evening before. COE, please reply!
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