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Goodrich, Texas
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50 reviews
P Riffle
A fun and woodsy RV and campground.If you want glitz and glamour of a cookie cutter RV Park, go else where.Woodsy Hollow is exactly as it sounds.Very rustic with tons of charm.Highly recommend for campers who want to unplug and enjoy the country life.Also, the owner is so sweet and accommodating. I accidentally overpaid on the website, but I am coming back through in a month or so and just applied the balance to a future night.Paul
Albert David Armstrong
Stayed one night when traveling through. Nice campground, kinda rustic, not the cookie cutter perfectly lined up sites. Will stay there again.
Marlies Pady
Didn't stay just yet but looking forward to making it a nice vacation spot! Pool and great fishing. Great sites. Can't wait to stay for a few days.
Stan Smith
Not bad lots of stuff to do for a remote location. The people running it are very curtious and are very helpful if you are not familiar with the area.
Dana Bethea
we stayed 2 nights here, my 1st impression was texas chainsaw vibe, i walked around and lots of overgrown plants/trees, no one does landscaping, ive no idea how somone would be able to get to most of these rv spaces without being in anothers way, it apears as tho they have abandond trailers or just long term renters that dont maintain their spot, went to the nice dock they have, you can see a bridge but i have no idea how to get to it without walking by somones rv, they are doing somthing with the pool, and my child enjoyed the park, but i wouldnt concider this a resort of any kind. always room for improvment. suggestions: pressure wash almost everything, rake up the paths and rv spots, have the long term renters clean and maintain the spaces, cut down all the shrubs/trees/bushs around the main building, then paint the building a color that is warm and inviting. cut and maintain all the over grown trees/shrubs/bushs, it apears homes are around the rv park, maybe put up a privacy fence, i also saw alot of fire pits/benchs/grill spots, maybe put them in spacific camp spots so people know if they can use them or not. i didnt go inside the building or use the bathrooms (honestly creaped me out to leave my rv)
