Whereas New Mexico had some of the worst roads we have experienced in our time RVing we figure it had something to do with our tire blowout , Texas had some of the best. This spot was a treat.
Along with the seclusion came wildlife β lots of it. Upon entering the campground for the first time, we were greeted by a flock of about 20 turkeys which were followed by a herd of deer all before we even made it to our campsite! Sadly, the fish seemed to want nothing to do with me. I have recently noticed a trend β we seem to give glowing reviews to nearly every campground.
While we have undoubtedly been fortunate in our campground choices, we also take great care when it comes to the campground selection process. Since we require a reliable cellular signal to stay online, we usually cross-reference several different RV park review websites before ultimately making our selection.
Our stay in San Angelo happened to coincide with the big presidential election. To say the park leaned Trump would be an understatement. Strangely enough, the day after the election turned out to be a perfectly normal Wednesday β no cross burning, no lynchings, nothing.
Just a bunch of people going about their day as if nothing had happened. Weird, I know. Other than the election, this stay will be remembered as the stop when everything seemed to break.
