We stayed three nights in the Acorn campground at Beavers Bend State Park. Our site was right on the river with electric and water but no sewer. The park does have areas with full hookups but not in the Acorn campground. It is a large state... Read more

This was our first time at Tyler SP. We thought it was a pretty park. We would definitely return. We couldn't get a lakefront site but got a lakeview site which was fine. Our site was higher than the lakefront sites and we had an unobstructed... Read more

This was our second stay at the park. We were in Piney Shores campground backing onto the lake. This site is fairly level. I still use 2x6s to level and I had to use one to level side to side. There is a gentle slope towards the lake. You have... Read more

We have not stayed here before and we found the park to be very nice and thought our site (#8) was great. It had an asphalt pad that was fairly level with a slope towards the rear. Electric and water worked fine. There was a lot of open space... Read more

We picked this campground, in part, because it had some trees on the property rather than just open field. It did have the trees and was nice. When we arrived, there was an envelope on the office door with our name which had a map and our site... Read more

We picked this campground, in part, because it had mature trees throughout. The grounds are on the side of a mountain and the campground slopes in a number of directions. This was probably the least level site we had during our two week trip in... Read more

Because of the historical significance of the rock paintings, camping is limited and controlled. Reservations are handled differently than other state parks in Texas. When you arrive, you have to view a short video about the area and protecting... Read more

This was our first visit to this state park. Site 15 is a pull thru site with electric, water and sewer. All worked well. It was not heavily shaded but the picnic table has a roof over it for shade. The sites opposite us (such as 3 or 4)... Read more

This is the second time we've camped at McKinney Falls. Until last year we didn't know it existed. It is near the airport in Austin so you are pretty close to the city. Even though you're near the airport we weren't aware of noise from... Read more

We stayed in the Red Arroyo campground at San Angelo State Park for one night. There was good separation between sites. It was a Monday night in June so it was not very crowded. Our site backed onto the lake which was disappointing because it... Read more