Notes about the surrounding area : The campground is close to both Willis and Conroe, TX, but is set in a remote area about one mile west of I As the name indicates, the campground is set on Lake Conroe.
The lake is a very popular, man-made reservoir that is nearly 33 square miles in total. Boating, fishing, and other watersports are very popular and the campground gives you access to the water along with a boat ramp and a dock. The amenities are where this park really shines.
The recently redone pool area is pretty spectacular. Along with the pool, the campground redid the bathhouses throughout the park. In addition to that, the sport courts and putt-putt are top notch for TT properties. The sites and roads are average. All sites, and about half the roads, are gravel.
Most sites have a small gravel area on the patio side along with a small fire pit and picnic table. Like most TT parks, many sites are occupied by annual and seasonal tenants. Every site is full-hookup and there is a section of pull-thru sites. My biggest disappointment with this campground are their odd policies. My theory of not accepting USPS packages since they cannot legally assess a surcharge has not been disputed by any staff members and that is disappointing. In addition to their package policy, I was shocked when I arrived and was told that since my RV is made to use 50 amp electricity, I HAD to take a 50 amp site.
This park has been building sections of homes on the property in recent years. These are not park models, but actual homes, albeit on the smaller side.
