Wallace State Park

Pros:
-site was pull-through, clean, and relatively private as our door faced the forest (exercise caution, as those spots in the loop are lacking privacy)
-easy access to lots of forest walking paths
-small swimming/fishing lake (seems a bit on the dirtier side due to size and lack of water flow)
-Walmart was 15 minutes away (can take highway or scenic route through small business area)
-really nice trash/recycling area (separated recycling was nice to see!!)
Cons:
-none, really… camp host meets you at the site upon arrival and be warned gate do do close at dusk so call in arrangements

Wallace State Park is very close to I-35. The gate is locked at 9:00pm - "Campers need to be sure to arrive prior to gate closure time.". Spots in Campground #2 (#41 - #62) are al electric, some are paved pull through, and check-In, Rest Rooms / Shower House, Wood Lot, Dump Station and Hosts are adjacent. Restrooms and shower very clean. Check In was easy and Hosts were friendly and knowledgeable. Campground is picturesque. If we're passing' through and need a place for the night, we'll definitely stop again.

This state park is one of the prettiest places you can stay. It has greats RV spaces that are paved and easy to get in and out. There are well worn trails in the woods and to the lake that are wonderful for walking or taking the dog out for exercise. The park is in the country and offers peaceful nights but not too far from the town of Cameron should you need anything. There is power and sewer and you can tap into a nearby water bib to fill your onboard water tank.

We loved our stay at Wallace State Park and hope to one day visit again for an extended stay.

Wallace State Park is close to I-35 but a world away. The dense trees and brush provide a good amount of sound dampening. The sites in campground 2 are big and spaced nicely. Tons of green space between you and your neighbor. The shower house and bathrooms are clean and very nice. One word of caution - while walking the dogs we noticed site 48 has a steep grade at the entrance and it’s washed out where the pavement ends and the gravel site begins, making for a drop off of a couple inches.

Stayed for 2 nites in March, 2020. Had some snow and then a cold rain for most of the two days here, but with the electric hookup in our pull thru, we were warm and cozy. Guessing that the time of year and weather kept most all the campers away.
As mentioned here, the access road is a bit dicey at times, but not too bad. Access is easy, right off of Interstate 35. Road noise was not an issue in this park. It was quiet and the loop we were in (#2) had a great setting. Too wet to partake, but it looked like there could be some good hiking here as well as lake activities.
We were just passing through the area, but were happy to have found this park. Would stay again for sure.