bobmagee

Very nice COE campground on Table Rock Lake. Many waterfront sites, and the interior sites are good as well. Facilities are clean.

About 30 minutes to Branson, yes it's a tourist trap but we enjoyed our 1st visit here. If you're not used to driving mountain roads, make sure you arrive before dark.

We didn't have a reservation, just were passing through on the way home for a night. This CG is about a 20 minute drive from I-40. We didn't know what it would be like, but wow it's really nice. Campsites are level, gravel, and spaced apart pretty well. We lucked out and had a lakeside view (not crowded this time of year, midweek). Restrooms very clean. Fire pit was great. We want to come back again and explore the area.

I booked A22, not knowing much about this place. Our site was level, an easy pull thru. Quiet place, only 3 sites in the vicinity. Marina right across from our area, but in October it wasn't busy, I imagine this could be a noisy distraction in season.

When we return, I'd opt to get a site on the upper loop. Definitely something we would have enjoyed more, the views & breezes are nicer up there.

Proximity to Hot Springs is a huge bonus. Lake Ouachita is really pretty. About 3 miles away is an amazing smokehouse called Burl's- some of the best jerky we ever ate.

First time visiting here, campground was nearly full the first weekend of November as the weather was nice. Campsites are spaced out pretty well, and level. There were a few unlevel pads, but if you're in a tent the grass lot would be ok. Quite a few hiking trails, most people would probably drive to them as the park itself is large. We didn't check out the swimming area, but noticed a few boat ramps, one is in the campground. Groceries & other conveniences about 15 minutes away. This place is smaller than nearby East Fork SP, but we thought it was just as nice or better.

This is our first visit here, North Dakota does a great job with their state parks campgrounds. Our 3rd SP visited on this trip ( Lake Metigoshe & Sully Creek were the others).

Huge, well spaced campsites. Pretty much in immaculate condition. The park was busy, hardly any vacant spots but still very quiet. Plenty of folks had their boats, & plenty of room to park them. Very scenic area.

We've been to plenty of state parks across the USA. Looks like North Dakota might have the best ones.

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We were here in the off season, so it wasn't so crowded. Very nice place, some great hiking trails and the river is cool to swim and float in. Shower house was very clean. Lots of stargazing at night. Beautiful place.

We've camped in Texas state parks quite a bit the last 5 or 6 years, and we liked this one. We were in the Knights Bluff loop, #21 was a FHU pull thru with a large lot. Pedestal grill & a fire ring. Several enjoyable trails here. We also checked out the Wilkins Creek area, which was also nice. None of the sites are on the water but it's still a fine campground.

We had to alter our fall plans, and reluctantly reserved the last available site here for the weekend. We lucked out, this place is real nice, quiet, and all the sites are level. TVA rebuilt it after a bad flood. #59 is one of the interior sites, so neighbors were close but no problems at all. The outer rings offer more privacy here. Golf nearby, fishing, & some good BBQ joints.

We were supposed to stay 2 nights at Frontier Bar & Grill down the road, but left there after one night ( didn't care for Frontier).

This CG is very nice, no shade, but the views are fantastic. Beach, bar & grill on site. Marina on site, lots of boaters coming & going. Wish we could have stayed another day or two.

We had a brief visit here in early December. Chilly stay but that was expected. Easy hiking trails, a beach, great private campsites. I can imagine this place being pretty busy in season. Close to Sulpher Springs for shopping, dining, groceries, hardware, etc. I'm sure we will return someday.