Beyond The Trail RV Park

If you are there during any rain event plan on flooding. We stayed and had one rain day camp site 8. The site was flooded we had to wade to truck. There was water in most of the park but the sites on woods were the worst.

I was apprehensive, having seen the other reviews about septic smell, mosquitoes, and wifi. NONE of these things were an issue. Most reviews of the camp factor the restaurant nextdoor, and while that place is great, my review only applies to the campground. Our site, #7, was level. Book the row next to the Katy Trail if you want evening shade. The new trees in the rest of the park are now roughly 20' tall, and growing. Not good for much shade yet, but they'll get there. The wifi had a strong signal. Couldn't say about the bandwidth, since we didn't use it. We liked it. Stay was 5/9/25. We'd stay again.

I'd give this 5 stars, except for the vast amounts of dog poo everywhere. Not the campgrounds fault, they have signs to pick up after pets, but apparently the dog owners don't feel the same way. Our site was like tiptoeing through a landmine field. Note to dog owners: pick up after your dog. And no, leaving the baggie twisted up on the road does NOT count as picking up.

The stay started off great. I called them ahead of time and they kindly confirmed we could check-in early which was really appreciated. When we arrived I thought the site was beautiful and we had a great spot overlooking the fields. The WiFi didn’t reach us but we could hot spot on our phones just fine. The site was pretty muddy and the bathrooms we’re clean etc… but then there was very heavy rainfall and we woke up in the morning to find that we had be flooded. It was very stressful. One of the owners drove past and asked if we were leaving as my husband was desperately trying to pack down. We told him we had no choice as the water was rising fast and now knee high deep.He drove off and choose not to help us get out safely to a dry spot. We were lucky we could tow ourselves out. We informed them we would be interested in moving sites and they said they would have to get back to us even though the drier sites near the hill were available!! We decided to leave after no one reached out and stayed at a campground 30 miles down the road. 12 hours later we received a phone call asking us if we had left and if we wanted a to re-schedule the stay. We said no and he offered us a refund on the remaining nights and would call us the next day when he had wrote the check… well we didn’t hear back so took it upon ourselves to drive back there and got him to write a check in person. I understand the flooding wasn’t there fault but the whole situation was handled terribly!!

Nice place. Seems to be fairly new. They have back in sites as well as pull threw sites there also are primitive site as well. As far as we could tell they are all gravel sites new picnic tables and each site had a fire rung. Location is great to hit some of the area wineries. There is also the Good News Brewery that you pass as you come off 94. It's worth stopping to grab a pizza & a beverage. I would have given it 5 stars but we we were unable to reach anyone by phone or email we a few questions we had. We will camp there again & so should you. The views were spectacular sunset & sunrise.