Lake San Antonio - North Shore

Stayed in Redonda Vista full hookups 55 a night. Have showers available but cold water only. Every boat ramp is closed and blocked off. The day use area and alot of hookup areas are either no water or power! No store, no customer service area, no gate person. Basically a fee for what ever may be open. Grounds in most areas are unclean and uncared for. Very disappointing to charge the public to use this public area and not keep it up!

We wanted to dry camp but all those areas were closed. There was no one at the gate so it is self pay and no maps available. The map they had on the board was terrible and did not match reality..The campground was pretty much empty because the lake is so low. In fact you cannot even see the lake since the whole mid to west end is dry. We pulled in a space with 30A elec and water but didn’t hookup. This is a old campground so many facilities are in rough shape. Folks with big rigs may have trouble with tree clearances and some tight turns. The price to dry camp was $45 with a $5 discount for seniors. That seems steep when you cannot even get to the water with the low level (17%) right now. At least the place was quiet because no one was here at least in what we think was J loop

We love Lake San Antonio for camping, but only from October to May. After that it gets wild and crazy. We stayed in a site with water and electricity and a wonderful elevated view of the lake. Some info on this page is incorrect. North shore is first come first serve, South shore is reservations. Also, the phone number listed is for South Shore, not North Shore.