Website advertises a sandy beach cove. The park is more of a gravel pit with no sandy beach in site. The site also advertises shaded sites, but they trimmed the trees so high that they provide no shade. This resort is on a swampy, moss filled cove on Lake Texoma. We did not allow our kids to swim here due to the dangers. Showers and bathrooms were nasty. Sewage backed up on our 2nd day and they were not fixed by the end of the 3rd day. We were forced to use our travel trailer's bathroom. When we went to dump our tanks on our way out, the dump station was also backed up. There was human waste and used toilet paper floating all over the place. We were very unhappy with our experience here. I rated it a 3 merely because of the reasonable price and it's NEAR good recreational facilities. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Camped at Catfish Campground. Very nice, long, gravel pull thru site with burn ring (burn ban in effect), BBQ and picnic table. Nice view. Older bathes that could use updating but very clean. Camp volunteers and rangers very nice and informative. Look forward to staying here again for a longer stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed one night at the Denison Dam site next to the river on the south side to visit with a dear friend who has been work kamping there for a while. Easy to locate, glad we got there mid afternoon to get a space as this is a small area. Enjoyed a lovely visit with our friend. I noticed late at night there were folks parked along the road next to river playing music and stuff making me feel a bit uneasy. Our friend said there had never been any problems. We do not camp in state or national parks that much so it was more us than the those parked by the water. The whole area is huge and interesting. Area we were in was very clean, tidy. Sewer dump was very clean also. We camped here in a Motorhome.