Us out West wrote:
patperry2766 wrote:
Problem is, Plano is just another suburb of Dallas. It is not near a lake, river, mountians, amusement park or anything desirable that would make is a city where someone would actively want to go to camp.
For us this would be just a decent place to park for a few days to visit daughter...then we go back to our normal places we like to camp.
I think the point is there is no reason for a nice facility to be near Plano. The number of people who are there with RVs to visit Relatives is a small amount at any one time. Who would be there is workers and Plano doesn't want trailer parks with transient workers popping up. Call it snobbish if you wish, and if you do, don't expect anyone from Plano to say otherwise, they are fine being a higher end community.
Spring Creek Village is in Richardson, and is across the road from a Super Walmart and other shopping. Many a time I have been stuck in Traffic on US 75 and witnessed the police converging on that trailer park. I am not sure I would have my enemies stay there, much less my friends. But I must admit I have never been in it, so maybe the view and vibe from the highway is different than what you would actually get. But it is a trailer park, first and foremost, RV park a distance second.
The best option in a quiver full of bad arrows is the Lighthouse RV Park in Melissa. North of McKinney which is north of Allen, which is north of Plano, it at least is easy access to the main highway, 75. It isn't too bad a commute except during the Morning and evening rush hours.
