This is a nice, secluded get-away destination. There were a total of three campers, and 12 kids (baseball team, in town for a tournament in nearby Nacogdoches) in our group. Everyone loved the place, and would definitely return. The interior roads are dirt, so you need to bring door mats to minimize the dirt that gets tracked in. However it was great! The sites were spaced nicely, and there is lots of shade trees. The management was very courteous and helpful. Someone met us at the gate, and let us to our sites even though the office had been closed over an hour. They also let us leave our rigs here until our last game was complete on Sunday, and did not charge us for the extra day. The spring-fed pond is very nice. The kids loved it. There was a rope swing hanging from a tree over the water. The wildlife was abundant, and we even had a few deer walk right through our site. We will definitely return! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Located half way between Highways 259 and 59. Road back to the park is not the best. Park getting run down. Several trailers that looked permanent, and were in poor shape. Famous for it's spring, which was shut down, drained, and being cleaned when we were there. Herd of deer wander the park, along with Guinea Fowl, Bantam Chickens, and one big Tom Turkey. The Turkey stood outside our door at dawn and gobbled loudly until he was shooed away. Went to all of the other trailers and did the same thing. Only staff we saw was woman who checked us in and she was far from friendly. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.