We stayed at Potter's Creek the week of Thanksgiving. This time of the year there are only 2 camping loops open, 1 &4. #1 is 1st come and #4 is reserveable. We were in #4 and it was practically full and other loop almost empty. Sites are paved, good size with covered picnic table, grill and fire ring. There is also restrooms and hot s... more

We enjoyed our stay here. The majority of the park is still closed due to flood damages but I was told that they are working to have most of that back open this spring. Opening the rest of the park would make a lot of great sites available. The restrooms are very clean and showers are roomy. The hot water, however, is great! It's ra... more

Love the location and large spaced out sites. Quiet! This area is an hour from Austin, San Antonio and Fredericksburg. The lake is gorgeous! Unfortunately, a lot of the campground flooded during Harvey and only one area is open. We have a Federal senior pass so got half off fee. Lots of area to walk and ride bikes. I got 4 bars of LT... more

We loved Potters Creek Park and can't wait to go again. We had fun bird watching and seeing new varieties we had not seen before. Each of the campsites have a covered picnic table and the shaded campsite are refreshingly cool. Bathrooms were clean and showers were free. The shower stalls were nice and big and felt very clean. While ... more

Tried to camp here, but could not get in. Flooding last year took out most of their sites, leaving only 25 operational. This is a first come first serve park, so you will have to be lucky to get in. No one is allowed to even walk through the previously flooded areas, making the campground much smaller.

Can't say much more than the previous reviews. We had 4 bars of Verizon and over 30 stations on antenna TV. All of the sites view the water and are big

We stayed at Potters Creek in January as it was highly recommended by a friend. The pros are it's a big pretty nicely laid out park. Campsites are big, nicely spaced and paved. There are sites out in the open near the water and back int he trees. Every site also has a paved covered pad with a pinnic table. We had a nice site by ... more

Needed to stay at Canyon Lake for a bit to help with a triathlon at Canyon Park (another CoE facility, but closed from September 30 to April 1) which was about 8 miles away. Since I don't do commercial campgrounds unless I absolutely have to, this was the closest alternative. About half of the sites at Potters Creek are walk-in and ... more

This is a Corp of Engineers park. We've camped here many times in the last ten years. Using our Senior Access Pass, our daily rate is $13 - thank you federal government! It's a clean park, all paved with many shady sites. Fire rings, covered tables, level sites, clean rest rooms and showers, boat ramps and a great lake view are some of... more