Bonham State Park Campground

Stayed a week at site 3. I would recommend sites 6-8 because they have the best lake views. But the view from site 3 is great if no one is in site 4 or 5 :) Sites 1 and 2 have sewer and there's a regular dump station available. $4 per person day use fee unless you have a Texas state parks pass. It's a well laid out state park and campground. Tent camping is slightly separated and there's a large group campsite around the bend. There was a loud boy scout troop camping one night but I couldn't hear them from the regular sites. Well maintained park and friendly staff. The town of Bonham is nearby with grocery store, walmart and some restaurants. Data Speeds were good on Verizon and decent on T-mobile.

April 19th, 2022 - Long day on the road, and this was a nice, quiet spot to spend the night. Our back-in site faced the water and the grassy shoreline which was great for the dog to play. Showers and toilets are a walk up the hill, but the road is paved and lit, and they are clean and the showers are hot. This place is probably very popular in the summer, half the sites were occupied last night, and the weather was raining by morning but warm. Our site had water and electric, dumpsters are on the way to the restrooms/showers, and there is a dump station for those that need it, the grounds are very well maintained and clean.

Do not recommend leaving your truck/car doors open, as the squirrels have definitely gotten used to eating from humans and are quite brazen, and hop right in. Nice spot that we would visit again if in the area.

We took our new 5th wheel to BSP for our maiden voyage on 1/30/22. The site was absolutely perfect. It's a pull thru which made is easy on us and had a beautiful view of the whole park and lake. Not sure I'd want to stay in this site in the summer, however due to the lack of trees. There is a line of trees blocking you from the morning sun but nothing in the afternoon. The park host was very nice and we enjoyed the hiking although it is very easy. The outer sites had a few more trees and would likely be more enjoyable during summer in TX. AT&T service was great.
I only give 4 stars for noise because there were some earth movers somewhere close by that were noisy but likely not a long term problem.

This is one of those campgrounds that corrals all the RVs in a tight space, I guess for the sake of not running electrical lines too far. Everyone but us seemed to be hanging out for a while, though I can't imagine why you'd want to drive all the way out here to sit in your trailer 8 ft from the next trailer, which was about the separation in the "lakeside" spots (we had more room up the hill a bit). The bathrooms (a fair distance from the campsites) had that stinky toilet odor, super slippery tile with no rubber matting, and wall mold, for an apparently new-ish structure. Absolutely no place to sit your soap, even. First site we tried was too unlevel to park, but we got reasonably level at the next. 2 bars Verizon and some OATV. The charms of the park weren't really apparent from the RV portion of the campground. The tent camping was much more bucolic looking,

This is a small park about an hour and a half from Dallas, perfect for a quick get away. We were planning on staying 5 nights but the winter weather had other plans. The sewer system is not shut down as it says on this page. The sites are close together in a small area and there are only two full hookup sites. The restrooms/showers were some of the nicest I have seen in a state park, were heated and very clean. The small campground has a clear view of the lake. There is a volleyball pit, a concrete pavilion with shaded picnic tables, a basketball goal, and a swing set, all next to the CCC built park office. The trails map shows some nice hiking trails but we did not have a chance to check any of them out.