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Great fun for kids. Seating with covers picnic tables for lunch at the park. Lots of room to run and burn off some of that energy in the summer. Splash pad on site with decent pricing.
We passed through town needing a place to stretch and saw the playground. This was a great park with a splash pad too. Wish we could have stayed longer but we had to keep going on our trip. The only downfall is that the playground is not shaded at all. Overal, a great place to take the kids.
Very nice city park with full RV hookups around there perimeter. Check in with city hall for key access to water and 30 amp electric.
No restrooms that I seen...It is not 24hrs..
It is not traveler friendly
..one has to talk to city hall for the keys to the water and electricity boxes..and they do look old and weathered...
High school kids swamp the park with their trucks...it's like the local weekend hangout for high school drivers...
Honestly with no restrooms in sight I would not recommend to stop by
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Spent 3 days at M.S. Doss City Park in Seminole, TX with full hook-ups. The asphalt level RV sites are located at the North end of the park and are first come first serve. Free registration at city hall is required to get a key to unlock the utility boxes. All utilities work as required however, 30 & 15 amp is all that is offer. We received 15 OTA TV channels. Verizon & AT&T internet fluctuated between poor to fair.. Normal city noises were present during the day. The park closes at 11pm. Interestingly, there are no picnic tables in the entire park.
NOTE: We camped on a Thursday, Friday & Saturday nights. During the day there was normal park visitors playing basketball, football or the playground. But after dark the streets near the park turned into a never-ending show. There was: Street racers, vehicles showing off the loudest speakers/mufflers, drivers having no idea what a stop sign means, illegal parking and of course the parade of vehicles driving around the park for no apparent reason. Other than nothing else to do. The sad part is, during our three days at the park, not one police officer was ever seen!
