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Nat · 04-23-2005, 12:22 PM

While on a trip to TX in April we decided to go north and the take I-40 East to home. We stopped for a couple nites at the campground in the Preserve. Electric only, but a beautiful campground. Freindly staff, very clean, nice level paved sites. Deer, long horn cattle, buffalo, wild turkey, and thats just in the campground! Concrete tables and grill and fire ring on each site, plus all the sites in the preserve,ie; Mt Scott, The Holy City, Prarie Dog towns, Elk, Antelope, Buffalo, and a great visitors center.
Well worth the time to see the area, Later, Nat

Nat · 04-23-2005, 12:22 PM

While on a trip to TX in April we decided to go north and the take I-40 East to home. We stopped for a couple nites at the campground in the Preserve. Electric only, but a beautiful campground. Freindly staff, very clean, nice level paved sites. Deer, long horn cattle, buffalo, wild turkey, and thats just in the campground! Concrete tables and grill and fire ring on each site, plus all the sites in the preserve,ie; Mt Scott, The Holy City, Prarie Dog towns, Elk, Antelope, Buffalo, and a great visitors center.
Well worth the time to see the area, Later, Nat

Jeffrey12 · 04-29-2005, 08:17 AM

I have been there many times and it is my familys favorite campground. I hope you walked the trails and did a little rock climbing. Super neat place and the interpetive area is wonderful

Nat · 05-01-2005, 02:12 PM

We climbed a lot, till my left knee looked like a watermelon. We walked around and looked, that is one of my favorite things while visiting any new area.
On an early morning wal, before sun-up, a longhorn snorting right behind you, makes the back of your neck feel funny.Later, Nat