Lake Sweetwater Municipal Park Campground

Spent one night here on my way west....it was very hard to figure out the camping spots! I finally just pulled up next to an electric and water post and settled in. It's $15 for water and electric.
I was hoping to see the lake but the campground in behind the dam, you have to walk or drive. It's not far but it was super windy.
It was very quiet. Only a few others were there for the night.

A man came by in the evening and collected the $15 (no cards!)

We overnighted here on our way from NM to Dallas. 4 miles off the interstate, it was a quiet spot to stay. Plenty of space between sites and plenty of pull throws so you don’t have to unhook. 30/50 amp and water at each site that had connections. Dump is next to the stone bathrooms close to the entrance. Park is laid out a little odd but if you take a quick look around you’ll be able to tell where the individual sites are. Nice gentleman came by around 9 am the next morning and collected our $15. There were 4 other rigs in the park but we were the only overnighters. We stayed in a 36 ft 5th wheel in late August. Definitely would stay again.

For only $15 which includes 50A and electric, this place is great for an overnight. It’s not far off the highway and very quiet. Sites were gravel, level, not crowded, and easy to maneuver with most being pull-through. There were some muddy puddles, but nothing too bad. There is a separate spot for tent camping which looked nice, just down the road in a meadow.

This was a really nice spot I think, many years ago. Very little sign of maintainence with high grass and lots of muddy puddles. Campsites are just in middle of field, not paved, not gravel. It's also way out in the middle of nowhere and I'm uncertain how secure it is. Only one other camper there even though it was Memorial Day weekend.

Stayed one night so we could tour the National WASP museum, which we do recommend. The park was quiet with easy access for large rigs, we pull a 30-foot 5th wheel that is 13-1/2 feet tall. While there are some mesquite trees that over hang roads, shade is limited and there is plenty of room for big rigs to go around the trees. There were 7 campers in the 20+ spaces the Thursday night we stayed, 3 appeared to be long term. We did have the 30 amp circuit breaker a couple of times, suspect a weak breaker., 50 amp breakers were available in all the boxes. We would stay again without hesitation.

It gets crowded on the weekend with locals. During the week it’s very quiet. A man will come to you and collect. Cash only. There are cigarette butts and broken glass as well as a resident bobcat so don’t leave your dog unattended. Good for a quick overnight stay. I wouldn’t stay longer although there are two rigs that live here full time. Also I had trouble accessing Wi-Fi

Stayed overnight on our way to Santa Fe, NM
We checked in with camp host who was also staying on site in his RV (look for for sign on ground "Camp Host") & then picked our site. It's not fancy but simple, clean and quiet. As another review mentioned, be careful going into the building ruins across the little red bridge, broken glass on the ground. If you keep going through the thicket behind the ruins and up the steep hill you will find an amazing view up top. We saw a beautiful sunrise that was worth the climb! Would stay here again, no sewer hookup but a dump station at the front. For $15 you get water and electric hookups, totally doable! We have T-mobile and hardly had any service btw.