Porter Lake Campground

The other reviewers basically said it all, although the last reviewer indicated it was closed and I was there on 23 March 2020 and it was open. Easy access right off of FH-13. Campsites are not numbered. You just drive in and pick a spot that looks good to you. Probably 8 or 10 RV's could get in here. (I was the only one there.) The ground is fairly level.
There is a water spigot, a vault toilet, and a place to launch a jon boat. The waterway goes under the roadside bridge and leads out to Porter Lake.
I presume there are hiking trails here but it was so buggy I didn't dare venture out. There are flies, gnats, no-see-ums, moths, and probably a dozen as yet undiscovered and unclassified flying insects. Be sure to bring a case of Flying Insect Repellent and a case of OFF! Deep Woods because you could literally be eaten alive. There was a skeleton clutching a can of OFF Deep Woods in its hand. Poor soul probably thought one can would protect him.
One strange thing about this campsite: didn't see a single squirrel and only heard 2 birds.
All in all a nice place to visit and I would stay there again.
AT&T cell signal fluctuates between 1 and 0 bars.

We really liked staying here and had no problem maneuvering our 31 Ft Class C around the park. The entrance is very steep though, so go slow! Our Tow Receiver scraped a little on the way in and out.There is a Vault Bathroom and it was clean. Lots of good fishing including Black Bass. We had no issues with mosquitoes but it is early in the season. We did have to pick a few ticks off our dog though so make sure you have a good flea and tick spray. Nice quiet place, close to the road but not much traffic at all. Free for up to 14 days. No hook ups. Please observe the quiet times for generators.