It was a bit too cold to explore, but the quiet alone was well worth it.
The site had space for tents, water, picnic table, and fire ring.

Entrance is a couple miles outside if town. There is a gate which is locked from 10:00PM to 6:00AM but they will give you a code to use in case you need to come or go while it is locked. Be prepared to drive through a long low-water crossing to get to the campgrounds. It will most likely have some water going over the dam, depending o... more

We spent 3 days and 2 night here in our A-frame trailer. The park is great. There are trails to explore and lots of fishing. Most of the sites are not too close together and have shade (important in Texas!) There are restrooms and showers in each campsite loop. Sites do not have sewer hookups but there is a centrally located dump stat... more

Dear would almost come right up to your campsite. Beautiful trails. The gorge and rocks are amazing. Its very quiet and clean. Each site had a pad with hookups a picnic table and a fire ring. We were right on the water. Very private, each camp site is almost hidden from the next. Extremely clean and well taken care of. I can not wait t... more

My friend and I camped one night but packed in a lot of experiences. Just getting to the site involved the thrill of crossing the spillway with water lapping over the edge. It made me giddy but was fun to be at eye level with the passing coots. The camp store is worth a stop as it was CCC made, which I always enjoy. We camped in the sm... more