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We are travelling with a dog and a 10 year old child. We stayed here for 4 nights while exploring the Big Bend National Park. The location to the parks west entrance is pretty good, about a 35 minute drive over good roads. The resort has restaurants, spa, equestrian centre, lots of other services if you would like to use those. The actual RV area is separate from the rest of the resort and is your typical setup with above average size lots, a fire pit and the usual hookups. The dog park is a pretty good size with a double door entry and water source which is great. There is also a road that leads off to tent camping which is great for walking the dog. The pool is very nice with lots of seating in both the shade and sun...the pool was a bit dirty but I think that is just the way it is in this area with all the dust blowing around. The washrooms were nice private stalls with lockable doors with a sink, toilet and shower but they weren't as clean as you would hope. I noticed one stall had a very dirty floor and it stayed that way for two days. The clubhouse area is nice and big with lots of seating. The laundry is large with at least 6 washers and dryers ($2 each load). The laundry room was fairly clean but had a bad smell like garbage.

We stayed over the Christmas Holiday. Bathrooms were well maintained. They had a client potluck on Christmas Day, which was great. Dog Park is nice and big, all dirt, what do you expect in the desert. There was a water main leak Christmas morning, and they were right on top of it. Overall a great experience!

March 2017. 2 adults, no kids or pets. Stayed 5 nights. Probably one of the nicer parks in the area. Nice bathhouse and laundry. Wifi satisfactory most of the time. Nice staff. Takes about 30 minutes to get to Big Bend. Right next to Big Bend Ranch State Park. Would stay here again.

Really nice resort. Great bathrooms, pool, etc. We visited in the middle of May-off season and we found the rates to be modest. The Hotel, Bar and Restaurant across the street are first class! Looks like a really special golf course "Black Jack Crossing" connected with the Hotel.

As long as you don't mind the hoity-toity atmosphere of a resort (loosely speaking), this place has a nice combination of natural amenities (the views, hiking, walking distance to Rio Grande) and on-site entertainment (bar, restaurant and activities). Was a perfect romantic stop during the honeymoon portion of our RV fulltiming trip before we went into Big Bend NP. Here's a short slideshow: http://youngfulltimers.com/thirty-second

Clean and maintained well. Pretty place.