Third stay here; we camp here and attend the Texas Clay Festival in Gruene each year. No complaints other than the shower I used sprayed water in every direction, leaving the floor by the dressing bench soaked, so be sure to keep all your stuff... Read more

Open field with scattered multiple hookups. Little shade. Long hike to bathrooms and showers. Showers are stalls with plastic curtains and a chair. Some have hooks, others have none.

Pictures others have posted don’t lie. Gravel pads, no shade. But with AC running you don’t hear traffic on the Interstate, and there’s virtually no traffic on old Rte. 66. The best part of this “campground” is the shower/toilet/laundry. It wasn’t... Read more

The Creek sites were much nicer than those in the Cherokee area. Closely spaced, but shaded all day. Site 60 is on the end and faces an open space bordered by tall pines. 20 and 30 amp and water. Fire ring, no picnic table. Concrete pad is fairly... Read more

Five gravel sites, none level, next to a minor highway that stays busy until dark, then very quiet. Out in the countryside on the edge of a 4300 acre wildlife area. Probably used by hunters in deer and dove seasons. Completely shaded. Fire ring at... Read more

Things deteriorated after I posted my review. About 5 AM some moron in a vehicle with loud muffler did a series of donuts in the grassy area right next to our site. This went on for about 10 minutes. Did I mention IT WAS FIVE IN THE... Read more

Few sites occupied in late January and saw no one. Quiet except for the trains a few blocks away. Restrooms were heated and semi clean, perhaps because camp host was AWOL. Maybe at the VFW across the street. Showers were tiny with one plastic... Read more

Camped in A area with about 10 of the sites occupied on a Thursday night. Quiet except for the older couple next door playing some weird, godawful music for hours. Showers were user-friendly and had hot water. Kudos, Arkansas; USACOE needs to take... Read more

Shady, spacious sites surrounded by large oak trees. The only negative was the showers in the D loop. Two were just wide enough to turn around in and offered no place to sit in or out of the shower. The handicapped shower had a bench, but the... Read more

No hot water in the showers on a chilly night in early May. If you want to shower, camp somewhere else. Surely the USACOE can do better. Sites are generally level and large, some more private than others. We had site 62, and only one other site in... Read more