Hunter Park

Honey Huts were next to restrooms that we believe were locked but we did not check. We parked at the last open area before leaving the parking area. There is a football field about 100 yards away where a quiet football game with young children occurred while we were there but was very peaceful. Very little traffic, two or three fishing groups of youngsters and adults and a peace officer about twice a day. No water or electricity. There was only one spot that I felt was level enough to park the coach on. All parking was done beside the road and had a pretty good slope to it. Would stay again.

There are no marked spots here, but you're allowed to pull off and camp in front of the picnic area. I think the bathrooms were closed when we were there, but we didn't check. The sign says there is a 10-day stay limit. It was pretty windy when we were there, but sunsets and sunrises were very pretty over the river. Super close to Granbury, which is a very cute, friendly town. If you need to do laundry, we recommend Ann's. She was very nice, and the prices are reasonable. I don't think people camp here often at this time of year because we got some funny looks, but the park management came by often, so we were fine.