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.