It's a great state park. Click on the link below where I have about 80 pictures of the entire place including all the camping areas. Try to get a site in the Mesquite loop. It's at the far end of the park and beautiful during sunsets. Sites are big and spacious.
nascarnutz wrote: Just make sure you check in prior to the closing time, because when they close, THEY CLOSE for the night - no hookups in the overflow area.
They gave me the gate code once I checked in though, so you can come back late if you are already checked in. If thats something you may need to do during your stay.
Trlrboy wrote: Try to get a site in the Mesquite loop. It's at the far end of the park and beautiful during sunsets. Sites are big and spacious.
Definitely agree with this. It's a ways back there from the entrance, but well worth it!!
Don't expect to have shade, be mindful of thunderstorms that can pop up (they cause flash-flooding), and by all means do the hike to the lighthouse. Well worth the effort!!
Great park!!
Enjoy,
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Great park to visit. we live about 120 miles away so have been there a number of times. Over the years many neat improvements. The show is very professional, and has been there since I was young. I'm 67 so no longer young. I still enjoy going and watching the show Texas. I've camped there and it is very nice.
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