Nice quiet large sites, but not very level. Good Verizon cell signal. Great park for being as close to Ft. Worth as it is. Lots of room to hike/bike. We'll definitely come back here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate is with Golden Age Passport. The park is well located for visiting Fort Worth's attractions. It is a beautiful park with very spacious sites spread out for quite a distance along the lake. Many sites are shaded and some are very close to the water. The road through and beyond the park makes for a wonderful bike ride alongside the lake. The water level was very low so that hundreds of tree stumps in the lake were revealed. Few people ventured out in boats. The park is far enough from Highway 377 to be very quiet. Although we did not use the restrooms and showers, I observed that they were dingy, rather primitive and in serious need of updating. As typical with COE parks, there are no sewers. If there were sewers and nicer restrooms, I would have given the park a 10. We would return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The sites were large and some were shaded. The bathrooms were filthy and in need of repair. One of the stalls in the women's bathroom was missing a door. The lake was nice. I am not sure if I would stay here again. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is another nice U.S. Army Core of Engineers park. It is convenient to Fort Worth and is only a few miles from I20/820. I had a 40' motorhome with a car in tow and had no problem getting in or out. (I turned right where the other reviewer was directed to turn left and had no problem.) The campsites are enormous and beautiful. It is rare to find such large campsites with hookups. The restrooms are primitive and I didn't use them. If you are there, try the ice cream at Braums and don't miss the great museums in Fort Worth. The Amon Carter Museum has a nice collection of Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell works. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Worst park experience I have ever had. When we pulled in, the lady at the gate was more interested in watching her soap opera then helping us. She just dismissed us and told us to go find a spot and then come back and tell her which one it was. Not ever being at this park before, I asked where do we go to look. She just said go look at site 32. Then, her husband came around the corner and said we should try site 38 – just go down until you see the bathrooms and turn left. This is what we did. However, let me tell you, as soon as we made the left turn, we were doomed. There was no way out – forward or backwards without damaging the top of our RV – which we did. There were no other RVs in this section as no other RVs would fit. They had no reason to send us into that area. I hope these camp workers are not getting paid just to sit there and watch TV. Seems a waste of Federal dollars to me. Would not stay here again. We camped here in a fifth wheel. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We spent two weeks here and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The campsites are well separated and you have ample privacy and quiet. We stayed for half price with the Golden Age Pass. This visit has given us a new appreciation for Corp Of Engineer Parks. The camp hosts and attendants were very friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice quiet park right on Lake Benbrook. We stayed here for 2 nights passing through Texas. Really convenient to Fort Worth. There is a lot of bicycling to do here also. I did not think the showers/restrooms were clean. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have been using this park (almost monthly) since the Mid-80's from when they were just building the 'pea-patch'. It's our favorite place to camp. Lots of spots, two dump stations, and friendly hosts. It is a Corps of Engineers lake on the southwest side of Fort Worth. We have spent our time here in Travel Trailers, all three of them, plus a couple of times in a tent. When our relatives with RV's come down, they spend time there as well. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.