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We stumbled onto this campground after a disappointing visit to a nearby campground. This is a city park that added a few RV spots so most consumers are locals coming to hang out at the beach/marina. It is a restricted , pay-to-play, gated facility. We arrived on the 4th of July and WHOA there were so many people. Fortunately our activities were away from the park that evening. Surprising, the next morning the trash wasn’t that bad.

The good
Nice, gravel sites. Level. Pull thru. Can pull either way if your hose and shore line are long enough.
Very well kept grounds.
Beautiful views - sunsets!!
Quiet place during the weekdays. Holidays, not so much. Weekends I would imagine it gets busy.
Nice walking paths - can walk into the neighborhood.

The not as awesome…
The bathhouse wasn’t just incredibly clean BUT we arrived on a busy holiday and it had been heavily used that day. They were also hot and humid as they weren’t air conditioned and it is Texas in July. The website also notes that the bathhouse closes as the time the park closes. This can be a problem if your activities take you out late and you depend on shower facilities. (There is not septic drops at sites and we have four of us to shower.) This can potentially be remedied by speaking to the campground host. 😉

Public access does change the traditional campground culture. At a campground, we typically aren’t too concerned about leaving out our items (I.e. Blackstone, ice maker, etc…) but we weren’t as comfortable with that here. We had zero issues. But it’s just a different feel.

There are no shade tress and well, the sun is bigger in Texas too. We had to work to keep our rig cool in the afternoons.

We will stay here again. Overall it was a very good experience.

This is how I remember camping in my childhood. Large sites with enough privacy* to relax. Beautiful water views- if you stay on the lake side. Clean bathhouse. (Not new but very well maintained.) Camp staff had blown off the site and raked the rocks before we arrived. It is a very well maintained park. We will be staying again.

*there are buddy sites - back in sites that share a common long drive then fork near the pads. There isn’t a ton of space between those sites. Perfect if your camping with friends. Maybe a bit too close if you don’t know your neighbors. However, we’ve stayed at private parks that were much tighter.