We have also used Google Earth and most of the review sites to look at a campground. Like several posters mentioned, we really don't need it to be a 'RESORT', just clean. We are self contained and we can put down the shades and enjoy the interior of our coach.
One of the main issues for me is that I like for the road in the RV park to be paved if at all possible (not always a choice). The dust that a large RV creates is quite a lot. It doesn't matter of the pad is concrete but is nice if it is too.
A park that we've stayed in twice in Odessa, TX, (Mesquite RV Park) is one of those dusty places. The pull-through sites are nice and long but really nothing else. They do have a pond with a fountain in the middle for 'ambiance'.
The problem is with the dust. When the dew comes in the morning and all the oil workers leave early for their jobs, all the of the dust and dirt stick to the dew. Absolutely filthy.
But, there are not always a lot of choices, especially, in that area.
Keeter59, hope that your project is moving forward, it would be nice to have another reference.
Safe travels,
MM.
