Very nice COE campground. Lots of trees and lake views. Level sites, very quiet and peaceful. Not sure how peaceful it will be in the summer though! I do not understand the complainer about the price raise. All costs are going up including water and electric. In order to keep the campgrounds open prices have to go up. Our only complaint is the gate closure at 10:00PM. No access back in except to either park another car outside the gate or walk the mile plus, in the dark, back to the campsite! Those were non-starters! So we had to leave the party early in order to be back before it closed. Why can't they have a gate code for campers to come back after hours. Other COE parks do that. They just change the code weekly! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

They almost doubled the price from last year. No improvement in facilities, just double the price. Our price reflects the senior discount. Increased price has cut down on the number of people here. Except for holidays, looks like a lot of sites are always vacant. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice COE park just outside the Dallas Metro area. You wouldn't know you were near a very large city. It was quiet, clean and well maintained. Thought I was in the woods despite being just 0utside a housing development. Will definitely use this park again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Typical COE facility. On Lewisville Lake. Spacious sites. No sewer connection, but dump site available. Well maintained. Can't go wrong here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We've stayed in this park quite a few times. This year the price is $15.00 instead of $9.00, at least for the 50amp sites. This year they warned of snakes but I didn't see any (thank goodness). The restrooms and showers were not open so couldn't use them. Staff is very nice and helpful. Will stay here again if in the area. Also, we have never seen any of the sewer sites except for some of the Host or Park attendant sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Previous comments still apply except for the"clean restrooms" comment. There are 3 nice looking restroom buildings. The first one I went into looked like no one had been in there for months, dead bugs all over the floor, dead leaves, just dirty. The next one has showers and faucets that operate by a sensor so that if it detects movement the water will flow until there is no movement. The problem is that you never know if the sensors will work or not. I mentioned this to the volunteer at the entrance station who told me there is no maintenance contract for the bathrooms. I would give this park a 10 except for the bathrooms and the 10PM curfew. Sites are large, spacious and mostly shaded. No swimmable beaches; shoreline is mostly for boats. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A wonderful COE park in the Dallas Fort Worth metroplis. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice Corp CG with sites that feature covered picnic table, grill, and fire ring. There is a hike/bike trail. Big rigs might want to stay out of sites 1-41 as they are more for TTs and pop-ups. Bath houses are large and there are plenty of them. There is a very nice loop for tenters. Most sites are favorable for satellite signals. Verizon 3G coverage is good. The utilities were good. I must agree with a precious reviewer’s comments about the gate locking and attendants. Although it is standard COE procedure, a campground near a large metro area with many entertainment venues should make an exception to locking up at 10 pm; especially on the weekend. Gate attendants were not impressive in the performance of their duties on several occasions. Golden Age and Access card is honored. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a great park, very quiet yet convenient to I-35. Shower houses are clean and well kept, and overall property is well maintained. Only reasons for a lower score from us is no sewer hookup but mostly due to locking the gate in the evening. We were there working a job and it made for a bit of hassle, there is a keypad at the gate so I don't understand why it can't be simply utilized like many other campgrounds in order to allow late night arrivals or workers access after evening. Or getting caught in traffic on I-35 as happened to us one evening. We went out to eat left the restaurant with 2 hrs to spare and were only 15 miles from the campground and made it back 4 minutes before "lock down." We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

About the same as other COE parks except for the gate crew. We had problems with the power (30 amp) the first night there and told the local Camp Host. He submitted a work order but since it was Friday nothing would be done over the weekend. On Monday afternoon I went to gate to find out if anything would be done as was told a repairman was in the park since 8 am. He had 3 jobs for the day. Walked back to site and saw a corp employee washing his hands at a nearby site and asked if he had worked on it and he said he would after trailer is moved. We were planning a 2 week stay as had already been told there were no more spaces available. After MUCH discussion I found out there were at least 4 sites that are not in the reservation system and are not rented. It was finally OKed for us to move to one of these sites. It was a long argument and I would have left the park if there were any options available but there weren't for the period of time we needed. This was around July 4th and all parks near lake were full. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

What a gem so close to the Metroplex. And there's a Super Wal-Mart and Starbucks about 3 miles north! Nice large sites, some in the woods, some right on the water. Some sound from the I-35 freeway bridge, but pretty minimal. Nightly rate reflects the federal Senior Pass rate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I completely agree with the previous posts regarding this campground. However, it is hard to find. There are no signs whatsoever. The directions on the campground web site only mention to turn right on Turbville RD but doesn't say how far it is. Well, it is the second street and there is a big steakhouse on the corner. Good luck. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park was nice. We don't live too far and wanted to get away for the weekend. The site was nice. The stay overall was good. I rated it a 6 because right at Sunday lunch the park host started mowing the site next to and across from us. Grass and dust blew all around and the mower noise was so loud we could hardly talk. Not very considerate: they didn't seem to care. This was extremely upsetting and it ruined our Sunday family lunch. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This place is a steal for $16 this close to the Dallas Metroplex. We stayed here for a month and it was great. Campground hosts are friendly and helpful. Restrooms were well maintained for a public type facility. Sometimes crowded a little on weekends but the noise was never a problem. It does have a 10 pm gate lock which can limit you somewhat unless you are willing to walk a mile in. Only reason it is not a 10 is because of no sewer hookups (but a great dump station) and no Wifi, etc. A must stay in the Dallas area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

What a nice find for camping in Dallas! We were visiting relatives in Plano, which is about 25 minutes away, but you can easily jump onto I-35 from this park and get anywhere in Dallas you need to go. Our site (#15) was on the water and a great distance from any other campers (except across the street). There is some airport and highway noise, but considering you are in the middle of Dallas, that was expected. The park hosts were delightful and the setting was beautiful. We'll be back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a wonderful park. Very large spots. Clean restrooms. We stayed a week and then extended another day. The area is great with shopping and restaurants as well as a movie theatre within 2 miles of the park. We were in a lakefront space and enjoyed sitting at the water's edge. The hosts are very helpful. We will definitely stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very nice park and was very close to home for us. This is the 1st time we have visited this park. Abundant restroom facilities. Park very well maintained. We found this to be a great weekend spot in the Dallas area and we plan to visit it frequently. Wal-mart within a couple of miles as well as everything you could ever want in Lewisville. You reserve specific spaces at this park. Very impressive!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We spent a wonderful weekend at the park. The facilities were spotless. We'll be returning in September for another stay. It's nice to be so close to the Dallas/Fort Worth area. We spent 3 nights at the park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Hickory Creek Park just re-opened after being closed most of the summer due to flooding. Some sites not yet re-opened because of damage to the pedestals, etc. As is typical for COE parks, no sewer hookups. Very nice lakeside park with good shade, excellent access roads, and very friendly staff. If you're looking for a close-to-Dallas place to stay, this is highly recommended. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Loved the park. Sites were very large and private. Lots of shade trees. Stayed a week and definitely will return. Especially loved the bike/hiking trail that completely circles the park. Took several daily walks with my dog and enjoyed the peacefulness of the park. The weather was simply beautiful. Took our boat out and found plenty of fishing areas. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is the second time we have stayed at this park. Its convenient to the Dallas/Fort Worth/Denton area. My only complaint is that you have to be back at the park by 10:00pm. The gate is locked at 10:00pm and there is no provision for access after that time. In spite of that, we will stay there when in the DFW area We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We love this park and will stay here again. Very friendly staff, spotless clean park. One morning a park attendant came around with a pressure washer, and cleaned each picnic table and pad of any bird droppings or other natural debris. Camp sites are very nicely spaced with plenty of room for our big rig. Absolutely beautiful park, can't wait to come back in the spring to see the trees full and green. Some commercial aircraft noise which is to be expected around DFW. No flights late night anyway. There is a nice paved jogging trail through the park, and most sites are level with concrete pads. A fire ring, BBQ pit and picnic table are provided. We had plenty of space to park our towed in front of our bus. The best $18 stay we have found so far. We highly recommend this park, even though we would like to keep it a secret just for ourselves. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped here for a week and enjoyed every minute. Very clean, large shaded sites and 50 amp service. We loved meeting the park host's, who were very friendly. The view of Lake Lewisville could be seen from many of the sites, it's like being on a peninsula. Overall, we would recommend this park to those that want and expect the best camping enviroment. We love the fact that it's right in our own back yard! We camped here in a Motorhome.

I've camped here many times and always liked it, some road noise from I-35 and lots of air traffic for DFW but still good. I like the idea of booking the site you want, also like the access to the lake, great fishing. Great during the week, can get very crowded on weekends, did noticed local police driving through the park about 5 times a day. Very close to shopping if needed. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

I had a business trip mid-week in Dallas, and we thought it'd be a perfect first trip with our new trailer. After doing a little research, we settled on Hickory Creek Corp of Engineers park on Lake Lewisville, in north Dallas not far off I-35E. The park is close to a movie theater, Walmart, Albertsons' grocery, Starbucks, and more. It's fairly easily accessed from I-35E. The park is large, with large spacious sites, many of which are near/on the water. Most sites have power (30/50 Amp) and are plenty large enough for TT's and motorhomes. There are numerous clean restrooms, with huge showers. The park was well maintained - we saw empty site's having their equipment power-washed, and a mowing crew came by mid-week. There is a swimming area, boat ramps, and play ground. A remote primative area is available for tent-camping, with its own restrooms. The park was full of birds. One thing we did NOT like - unlike Texas state parks, the COE parks allow you to reserve a particular site. This meant that we, arriving on Monday, saw 3/4 of the sites empty and reserved for the week. Why? Because people booked and paid for them for the week, so they could have them on the holiday weekend. That meant that if you had a bad spot in an otherwise empty loop full of GREAT spots, you weren't allowed to occupy them - they're all reserved. I much prefer the state parks method - you can reserve, but that only guarantee's you a spot in a loop...first comers get the pick. Another downside is that it is located in the airport flight plan, so you see a lot of jets flying over for landing and take off. The biggest downside - I-35E is a horrible road - I hate travelling on it. All in all, a nice park if you're in or visiting the Dallas area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice Corp of Engineers campground on Lake Lewisville. Sites are spaced apart nicely, walking trails, kid's playground. BBQ grills, picnic tables on every site, sites were nice and level, on asphalt, but lots of trees and grass. Nice views of lake and luxury homes on the other side. Feels like you're out in the country, but town of Lake Dallas is just about a mile away with Super Walmart, Albertson's grocery, which sells beer and wine if you're in the mood. Nice place. We go here often as it's just a few miles from home and you want to get away from the house for a weekend. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice restrooms with keypad lock access; heated and clean. Clean park with Wi-Fi access. Rate reflects Senior rate. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Stayed two nights while visiting relatives in Dallas. Very nice park. We had a back in that overlooked the lake. Very clean and well kept. Wish we could have spent more time at the campground. Can't beat the senior rate of $9 a night with full hookups. We will definitely be back. Nicest one in the area. Very quiet. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park is fine, and the bathhouses are good. The sites are close together, and there is no sewer connection. Most people that stay here have a dump buggy if they are here for more than a couple of days. Price is great for what you get. Lots of local channels on your crank up antennae. Be aware that the Wi-Fi is operated by the city and works great, but is totally unsecured. If they had sewer connections, this place would get a higher rating. Verizon air card worked, but was very slow. The biggest drawback to this park is the fact that they lock the gates at 11:00 PM, so if you stay out late in the Dallas area, you have to park in the adjoining ball field parking lot and walk in to the RV park. Rate shown reflects the senior discount. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Price reflects Senior rate. A return visit for us. We noticed a huge improvement in the cleanliness of the showers and restrooms near our site (site #10). Interior roads need attention, as there are some potholes. Wi-Fi worked well and there were plenty of over the air TV stations. We would have rated the campground higher if it had sewer connections and if the roads were in better shape. This is a very popular park so call ahead to make reservations or for site availability. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Rate is Senior Rate. Nice campground run by the City of Lewisville. As previously stated, the big downside is no sewer hook-ups. We did NOT notice anyone dumping gray water on the ground as one reviewer noted. The city really needs to take a look at the cleaning of the showers and restrooms. If I was paying for the service, I'd like to get my money's worth. Why was there mold on the shower curtains? Mostly back-in, asphalt sites, fairly long and wide enough for multiple slides. Very convenient to I-35 and plenty of local TV channels and the Wi-Fi was good. We'd stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Rate is senior rate. Great park on Lewisville Lake. Restrooms average for public park. Most sites have view of lake. Located across the street from golf course and par 3 course one block away. We stayed here 3 days. We will stay here again. Park gates are locked at 11 PM. I would have rated higher if sewer connections were available at site. Dump area was convenient. We camped here in a Motorhome.

NO SEWER, so every other day you have to go and dump your tank. It is such a pain and we hate it especially when you are traveling with more than 2 people because your tank fills up fast. Most of the guests just dump their tanks on the ground because they don't want to have to unhook every couple days to drive up and dump their tanks so on a nice steamy Dallas day, the park smells of sewer. But you don't want to use their showers or restrooms either because they are filled with mosquitoes, mildew and its about 110 degrees in there because there is no air conditioning in the restrooms. In the evening its very dark inside the restrooms because the lights never work correctly so you feel like you are in a horror film. My kids were horrified. The park is beautiful but the four or five camp hosts have no desire to clean or fix the issues with the restrooms because their sites have sewer so they do not have to use them. I would not recommend staying there if you want to be able to relax because otherwise its a lot of extra work. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a city facility. The staff was friendly. Some sites have shade. The rate reflects the senior discount. As stated by previous users the interior roads are in terrible shape, not even sure why they need speed bumps. The bathrooms and showers need an overhaul. The Wi-Fi worked great, and the power and water was fine. We would stay here again if only because of the rate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Mostly Back in sites, no sewer must dump every few days. Some Shade, quiet, no direct Lake Access. Rate reflects senior discount. Park roads need work. Sites are level, have view of Lake, near athletic fields and golf course so you sort of feel out in the open spaces. Park managed by the city with workers on site. Have stayed multiple times for a week or more. Will stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We've been coming here for years, mainly because our kids live nearby. But the park is going downhill. Bad management, poor infrastructure (potholes getting seriously worse), and poor facilities maintenance. We'll probably stay here again, but only because it is so convenient for us. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This city park has a very nice atmosphere: located on the lake amid a golf course, baseball diamonds, frisbee golf, and a beautiful place to walk or ride bikes. The RV sites themselves are a little rough. The park should be re-paved completely, roads and sites. Dump station is very well set up. Beautiful trees and amenities and a good seniors discount will bring us back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park which is ran by the City of Lewisville has changed their policy and no longer offers the 50% discounts for the Golden Age or the Access Pass. The fees are $16 for 30 amp and $18 for 50 amp service. The only discount they still offer is a Senior Citizen Discount to anyone over 60 years old. That discount is still the 50% off so it would be $8 or $9 depending on your electrical hookups. Just thought I would post this for the ones returning and have used the discounts cards in the past. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We love it here! The setting is beautiful and quiet. Many sites have a lovely view of the lake. Playground and lake beach within walking distance. Lots of field space to play. Great dog walking/bike riding roads in and around the park. Gates are closed (with no entrance/exit) from 11 PM - 6 AM. Sewer is not available but the park showers are kept clean and there is a dump station in the park. Park staff and hosts are friendly and helpful, the nightly rate is great, and the laundry room is clean and cheaper than any we've come across. The Wi-Fi here is really great as well. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice city park campground. We had a really nice 30 amp back in with water, site #5, $8 with senior discount, great value. Some of the sites here do not have a lot of room between them. We were not impressed with the premium sites with 50 amp electric. Call ahead as this is a very busy place. The stay limit is 90 days off season and 28 in season. Very quiet here at night. The WiFi here is through the library and will give you a security certificate error, just ignore it and continue. We had no problems with it during our stay, but did not access any bank sites. Use exit 454A Justin Rd exit to FM 407 then east on Lake Park Rd if coming from the north. We enjoyed our 5 night stay here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have stayed here before and enjoyed it each time. Some sites are narrow if you have slides and some of the electric boxes require an extension to reach. I would suggest you check the sights hookups before unhooking. We have seen quite a few guests pull into the site and unhook only to learn that their electrical cord won't reach. The bathrooms could have been cleaned better and more often. The park is still a very enjoyable park being close to other services and conveniences. If you golf then it is adjacent to 2 courses. One of the golf courses is lighted. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We were surprised at how nice this park was. Great large grass areas and views of the lake. I would have given it a 9 or 10 but our first site issued and looked like most others in the middle loop are cramped with no room for your slideout. We were able to move to an end site which worked great. No fire rings and if you have friends with tents there are a few sites at the far back end even though there is plenty of room at the sites with open grass fields. They should charge for extra cars coming in. The holiday weekend resulted in a steady traffic flow with no parking. Great find for the lack of camping in the surrounding area!! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We loved this campground. If there were sewer at the sites I would have said a 10. This park campground is so many things. Beautiful, peaceful, great location, walk to an 18 hole golf course, wonderful place to walk along with great place to camp with your pets. We had a large pull through site facing the lake and there was plenty of room between the next site. The sites in the middle that offered 50 amp service were closer to each other. Dallas is 24 miles south, Grapevine 30 minutes,and Carrollton not too far away. If in Carrollton go to Babes restaurant and take a camera. A word of warning if you are a timid driver; I-35 is always busy. You can get to the Grapevine Outlet Mall and Grapevine Golf Course by taking Main St to Flower Mound then 2499 into Grapevine. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was our first time to stay in this park. Part of the park was closed for winter. All of the sites were in good level condition and very well kept. We will return here in the future. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Our visit was a nightmare. We backed into our spot and did not have the necessary 35' of cord to reach the power pole. So we went back and complained and she put us into another spot. Could not reach that one either. While walking around I noticed nearly everyone had long extension cords. If that is what is needed then by golly advertise it in the Woodalls or Trailer Life book. 4th try we got a space where we just reached with our standard 20' cord. Turned out to be the nicest spot with great lake views. The host said she has to keep trying to find us a spot because fees are non refundable. I feel if they were unable to accommodate you then they should refund you. Lucky she bumped a reservation for us. I feel sorry for whoever she bumped. Overall the park is nice. But bring an extra 20' power cord. There is one power pole per 8 sites. Wires are everywhere in the backs of the RVs. Good price made the trouble worth it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I stay here frequently as it is close to my kids. It is cheap, and sites in the 50Amp section are close, and there is no sewer (just a dump station) but despite all that it is in a great location, it is clean, and the hosts are friendly. I will be staying here again. Great location for being so near a major city! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We had a trailer breakdown while in this park. The park host was extremely friendly & helpful to us while we were waiting for repairs. We recommend it to anyone who needs to be close to the city but prefers a country atmosphere. It is quiet, and well maintained. We have stayed here three times. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Lake Park is kind of a weird place because they don't advertise and they seem to encourage longer stays, unusual for a public campground. The gate doesn't close until 11:00pm versus 10:00pm at the COE parks, so that has been important to us on a couple of occassions. Sites with the best lake view have the worst satellite shots, so you have to decide what you want, it kind of works out to even the RVs out. We are on our 3rd stay and like it here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice campground with adjacent baseball/football fields and golf course. The 50-amp sites were not spacious but adequate. The lake was flooded and closed because of the unusual amount of rain during the last several weeks. It appeared that all or most of the 50 amp sites were back-in and non-shady. There are additional shady parking for cars across from the sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We actually paid $8/night with senior citizen discount. Very pretty campground, lots of mature trees and lake views. Close to a marina and the interstate, but very quiet. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice park. About 20 sites are for big rigs and have 50 amps. Other sites have 30 amps or no power - water only. Park has a dump station. The bathrooms and showers were not bad, could use a little more work. Sites are on a very large lake. Very small amount of road noise. Park has a 9 and 18 hole golf course. Lot of things for everyone to do. Fishing should be very good here. Senior citizens get 50% discount off rates. You can stay up to 14 days. We will stay here again in the future. We camped here in a camper.