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Dallas / irving TX campground
Looking for a recommendation for near the airport. Might have to spend the 1st week of Decemeber there. I found a listing for :
The Vineyards in Grapevine, TX.
Anyone been there lately or have a better place to stay.
Thanks
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21 Replies
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If you like the country setting by a lake , that is the place. Stayed there several times. Gate guard,
good security, roomy sites. Has a lot of 10-10 ratings on rvparkreviews.
AL
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Andre,
Last time I was there it was very nice, although that was a few years ago by now.
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Stayed at the Vineyards not long ago and highly recommend it. It’s near the airport and any services you might need. Downtown Grapevine has a small town atmosphere is probably less than 2 miles. It has good restaurants and adult beverage vendors. Prevost Serice center in Fort Worth is also nearby. Enjoy your stay.
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I stayed at Prevost, had my oil changed and ask if i could stay for 4 or 5 day they said no problem:-))
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Thanks to everyone for the input. I will call tomorrow and get a reservation.
I am actually hoping that the Dallas trip will not be needed, but need to be ready just in case.
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We’ve stayed at the Vineyards several years ago. It is a very nice campground, and very close to shopping. If you’re staying there in the winter you may not want a site right on the lake as that north wind coming off Grapevine Lake in winter can be very cold and very windy.
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Agree with Sid, stay at Prevost, cannot beat the price, right at the airport.
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Plus you have a gated community!!
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And wi-fi, coffee, water and soda’s……..
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Even a washer dryer…..
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No washer dryer in the CC huh! I won’t go there.:)
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Tom, u know how us CC guys are. He’ll, I don’t even carry toilet paper !!!!
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So that’s what that smell was up the hill in Branson! I thought maybe the CC guys just threw away their clothes and bought new, underwear for sure…
At least your CC can have the tire pressure checked by pushing buttons!!!!!!!
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I have manual wringer Kelvinator washer with the optional Suds Saver where my stacker was, also a built in ironing board (a big one) and a 16 oz. Nehi Orange bottle with a sprinkler on top. Carry a wash board for smaller items…hooks all over the inside of the coach where I string the clothes line and still working on that 250 lb box of Oxydol that I bought in my 20’s (I got Blue Chip Stamps with it), a half used glass bottle of Bluette with the old woman (Mrs Something, a little fluid leaked on her name) on the label. My iron weighs in at about 50 lbs and will dim the lights wherever or to whatever I am hooked up to. For really big jobs, like my wife’s boxers, I use the mangle iron which I have hard wired into my Mother Board in the forward belly………..a husbands work is never done Excuse me now, have to run and pick up a 20lb box of Bon-Bons for the little woman, I can hear here stomach growling from fifty feet!
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We need to get Flyu2there on decaf in the morning…….
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