This is the prettiest state park we've ever stayed in. The sites were surprisingly spacious: Texas style! The lake is warm and serene and we had numerous encounters with wildlife. Can't wait to go back! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is showing it's age. The sites are nothing more than dirt. The landscaping ties are rotten and falling apart. The roads are in rough shape and in need of re-paving. There are some trails to hike and boating is big here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great place to fish and to hike. Our site was left trashy by the previous occupants, but the park is a nice quiet experience and if you boat and fish, it would be a 10. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice big campground, some sites are level and others are needing repairs. Some sites next to the lake in Cooks Ferry were nice, level sites looking out over the lake. Phone service is limited but depends on carrier. Bathrooms were below avg, not clean each time I went. Lots to do, swimming, fishing, hiking, boating and a lot of wildlife. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

RV Park has to be phoned for entry. Site gravel with grass between sites. Good cable TV and Wi-Fi. No washrooms or showers. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We arrived about 3pm and stopped outside the keypad locked gate and called the posted number. The lady who answered gave me the entry code and said to come back downtown to another location to pay for the site. I told her we were only staying overnight and didn't want to unhook our toad. She said that was fine she would be at the park right after 5pm. We entered the park and discovered that all the sites were back in and there was no place to turn around without unhooking the toad. Since we had no choice we unhooked the toad and backed into a site and got set up. We waited until 6pm and no one showed up to collect our fee. We went into town and ate dinner and returned to the campsite. When we left the next day we still hadn't seen anyone from the campground management. Heavy rain was moving in and we were trying to beat it home so we left. I called them and left a message on their voice mail to contact me about payment by mail. I am still waiting to hear from them. The park was clean and well kept. Maneuvering was a little tight for a big rig. This park as stated before seems to be set up mainly for long term stays. Not a good choice for overnight. The lack of a place to turn around once you are in the park was a real minus. The first time I have encountered this in over 40 years of rving. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We used this park as an overnight stop on I-45 on our way to a morning arrival in Dallas. We called ahead and the lady on the phone was very helpful. She gave us directions, which was a good thing since Google Maps has the location on the wrong side of town. A security code is required to enter the park. We arrived after dark and discovered with no moon: the site is pitch black. All the sites are back in with tight turns, so we had some difficulty getting into our site in the darkness. There were only 2 trailers in the park some distance away. We left early the next morning having not seen or talked to a soul. The site is OK and secure, but not suited for an overnight stay. It is probably good for an extended stay in the area, but arrive before sundown. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

If you have business in the area, this is the place. It isn't a resort with activities, but it is a clean, well-secured place to park. It is fenced with cable TV and Wi-Fi signal. It's fairly new. Only drawbacks is the lack of shade, but that will come as the trees grow and all the sites are back ins. Most of them are very long, however, is some areas the road is a bit tight and requires some maneuvering. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.