Allen
For Lake Sweetwater Park: A hidden gem.
Very quiet and casual park.
Try to arrive before dark, as the spaces are somewhat informally situated.
A phone call to the golf course manager was all it took to secure a site for the night.
If you arrive before the golf course office closes, you can pay there.
Both times we stayed there, we arrived after hours.
The caretaker came around the next morning to collect our $15 fee. Very nice fellow.
Dump station is by the closed restroom/shower building next to the road.
Posted Nov 28, 2022 by Allen from Dallas, TX. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
WarrenG
For Lake Sweetwater Park: Used for a one night while traveling; price is great at $15 for water and electric. Says dump station, but it’s at a back corner of very basis flush restrooms and would be somewhat difficult to access. Spacious. Needs to have sign with instructions and directions on how to get to golf course to check in.
Posted Mar 13, 2021 by WarrenG from Colorado. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Fabulous A
For Lake Sweetwater Park: Rough going for big rig. Found way through trees, but [bad] aqua hot exhaust due to unevenness between dirt road through sites and paved through campground. No directions to golf course posted. Bathrooms are awful and people just pull in to dump garbage, like previous reviewer commented.
Posted Mar 10, 2016 by Fabulous A from Jefferson. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Cencerrita
For Lake Sweetwater Park: Great place to stay away from the I20 when travelling. Only about 10 minutes from the Interstate. Everything on the Interstate looked run down and noisy! This is a city park. You have to go to the golf course which is about 5 minutes away to self pay and only $6 a night and an extra $2 for electric. You can take the tarmac road through the site and out the far end to get to the golf course.Stayed in December for 2 nights during a storm. Only 2 other rigs there.
Dump station is behind the toilet block and you need to look for the connection in the ground (looking from the road it is on the right). Required driving over the grass to it.
Toilets not fit for use but as self contained so we did not require. For the price you can not beat it. No problems with trees as mentioned elsewhere, but we did walk around.
Rubbish dumpsters at the entrance seem to be for all the local houses as well and overflowing when there, but we were well away from them so OK.
The Lake is a 5 minute walk away further down the road from the entrance, but now not suitable for fishing or boating due to lack of water.
Posted Jan 03, 2016 by Cencerrita from Florida. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Mitckell
For Lake Sweetwater Park: Not a bad place but a lot of low trees. Scratched the side of our trailer pretty bad
To avoid trees we pulled to the side, got stuck and had to hire a tow truck. Be prepared to walk sites first if you have a larger rig
Been full timers for 12 years and never had this much trouble. Not a bad park even for large rigs just go in early
Posted Dec 31, 2015 by Mitckell from ok. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Hilarious Grizzly Ro
For Lake Sweetwater Park: Nice manager. Friendly. Just stayed one night so didn't use facilities much.
Posted Dec 05, 2014 by Hilarious Grizzly Roadtrek from ME. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
