Caprock Canyons State Park

The Honey Flats area is the place to be. The first day we arrived, we did a walk around the area and immediately saw a bunch of prairie dogs next to a herd of free roaming bison. At night, you can hear tons of coyotes in the area. It was incredible. Our site had plenty of privacy with a decent amout of space between sites. The sites come with a fire pit, lantern/trash post and a picnic table with a sun shelter and wind guard. It was fairly level. One bar of verizon which went in and out and no bars of tmobile. Did better with at&t with a consistent two bars. We did some amazing hikes!

This is by far the most beautiful SP in Texas that we have stayed at..and we've be to a lot. The buffalo roam free so watch your step 😏 We enjoyed our beautiful site, great size with some privacy and well taken care of. We hiked the loop trail.. John Haynes Ridge-Upper North Prong which had amazing views. Wish we could have stayed there longer!

Our first canyon experience and this was a great spot for one. Our site has shade close to awning side and shrubs on slide out (driver) side. Covered picnic area and lantern poles. We stayed last week of October and unfortunately had Wind adviseries most of our stay keeping us from using awning or ground mat. Buffalo wandered through campsite but never bothered anyone b parties dog villages were fun to watch. Sight seeing in canton was amazing. Didn’t bike due to 50+Winds gusts and sustained 30mph. Lots of flies, but if there are livestock, there will be flies. Only negative was really nasty bathhouse (there is only one for entire park) two separate occasions. Husband ( retired football coach) likened it too locker at the end of season. On our last night we tried it again and it was very clean.. by then most of the tent campers that were also using facilities had left so perhaps it was from less volume of people. That is the only negative, but glad we had a MH for showers! Would visit again!

Did a slight detour to Caprock Canyons on the way to Palo Duro. We are Texas State Park yearly members and our entrance fee was free. We drove to the amphitheater and locked over the canyon. Wonderful area and well kept. Took the scenic drive and the look overs are amazing. Managed to see lots of prairie dogs and the bison were close by the lake. Didn’t get to drive into the campgrounds to review. Wouldn’t mine to camp here in the fall.

We LOVED our time at this state park, it is definitely worth a visit. The Bison came right into our camp sight in the morning and casually strolled through along their way grazing with the calves. It was breathtaking. The coyotes are active in the distance and never bothered us. The prairie dogs plentiful and fun to watch as they scruffy here and there. The hike around the canyon rim is a must! A nice long walk, perfect for families, kids can handle it no problem. We loved it here!

This campground had 30 & 50 amp service and water hookups starting at $17 a night, with a nearby dump station. Felt like there was tons of privacy for being a RV campground, with nature at your doorstep. The views of the night sky are shockingly beautiful and eerily quiet only interrupted by an occasional howl or yip from the coyotes that inhabit the park. If you are lucky you might get a glimpse of the 300+ bison that roam the park freely, which is a sight to behold! There are several areas around the park that you can hike and explore the canyon and the beautiful sights that it has to offer!
Would recommend staying a few days to see and do everything and take in the views!

We were there in the RV campground on a post-Thanksgiving COVID weekend, so it was crowded, and many campsites are very close to others, esp given how much space they have to work with! Park office was very cooperative in letting us move after arrival. Online reservation system is clumsy and hard to understand, and there were more spaces available than it had indicated. If you're self contained and can manage the potholes in the road, the Equestrian Campground is a hidden gem, but we needed 30 amp. While she was friendly, the ranger at check-in didn't keep her mask up to talk to me and there were great gaggles of families together in a couple of the campsites, kids running up to pet our dog, music blaring. But where else are you going to see those gorgeous canyons and buffalo? Showers were fair to middling for cleanliness the one evening I used them. Nonexistent cell or TV reception. Next time we'll try to get #35 on end, a spacious site with view.