Fox Ridge State Park

Stayed one week in Site 20. Cell coverage is spotty but managed to get two bars in some places. Slow but enough for most things.

There is a vault toilet and a bathhouse. Spigots are dotted throughout the campground and each site has an ADA picnic table.

Camp hosts at the time of visit were Jim and Alice. Very helpful couple, old, very sweet. They do patrol the grounds often but aren’t invasive.

The park here is phenomenal. Many great trails to choose from and gorgeous scenery. I recommend checking out the butterfly habitat as well.

5/5 will stay again.

Stayed one night, site 26. Arrived around 9P CST. Easy self registration process. Sites are all reserve only except for 20-32 which are First Come, First Serve. They can be purchased for multiple nights but cannot be reserved ahead of time.

Spots are all electric. Some are 50A some are 30A. No sites have dedicated water but there are spigots all over the loops. Maybe 50ft max from any one spot to a spigot.

Each site has an ADA accessible picnic table, a fire cooking pit, and a large pole cemented into a tire. We’re not sure what it’s for but some people have bird feeders hanging from them.

Does have vault toilets near the back loop and a true bathhouse closer to the main loop. Vaults have a spigot outside.

Cell coverage was very spotty with Verizon. Typical 1/4 bars but some areas did deliver 2/4.

If coverage is a must, please check out your site prior to paying to ensure the coverage meets your needs.

My family of three stayed here for a few nights in November. The camp overall is pretty the sites were easy to back into and level for the most part. The site has electrical hook ups, but no water hook ups at each site. However there is a water hook up as you enter the campsite and a few water Spicket’s around the campsites to fill up water jugs. There was a small park for kids to play at that was nice however it did smell like dog poop. But that’s not necessarily the parks fault more so the owners of the animals. They have firewood available to purchase. Dump station was easy to access leaving the park. There is a shower room near the front of the park and another public bathroom around the park. There are several paths to bike, walk, hike, etc.

We stayed during the week. By looking at reservations it’s busy with locals on the weekend. We fit our 33 ft camper with 21 ft tow vehicle end to end in the site fine. Pads are old, some leveling work required. Quiet, heavily wooded and lots of wild life. Dump station available, water avail for filling tanks only, not any dedicated to sites. 50 amp power worked fine and was clean.