Atlanta

Larry Overton

We stayed 3 nights during the week. A small state park that has full hookups and is very quiet. State staff were extremely helpful finding someone to come out to the park for tire repairs on my trailer.

Kay Lynn

This is a nice park on a huge lake! Trees were beautiful. Day use area was large and right on the lake. Plenty of picnic tables out by the lake and also nestled by the trees. Large covered tables area. Sand volleyball court. One of two boat ramps closed when we were there.

Christy Jones

Just wrapped up a 2 night stay for Labor Day weekend. We were at site 38 in the Wilkins Creek camping area and were tent camping. Our site was spacious and clean (it is adjacent to one of the trails so if people walking right up on your site makes you uncomfortable, choose a different site). The shower house was clean with 1 shower stall (curtain not door) and 2 toilets. We notice that park officials drove by quite often which made us feel very safe. The staff was super friendly. They helped us get checked in quickly and were helpful with renting kayaks. While we were there, the store had a trailer of firewood to use for a small donation to the park. Kayaks were affordable and in good condition, for the half day rental, we were able to explore the cove near the boat ramp and do some fishing. If you do the Arrowhead trail, I recommend a packable chair to sit and enjoy the lake views! All in all, this is everything I look for in a park. It was clean, safe and well maintained. Trails are clearly marked and the swimming beach looked nice, though we did not spend time there. The only thing I wish there was more of is access to the lake for bank fishing. There really is only one main area near the boat ramp. There also is not ice available at the camp store, which would have saved us a trip into town.

Kaitlin B

I 100% agree that this is a peaceful Texas State park. There were plenty of campers, but it wasn't crowded by any means. The hiking was good as well. The only thing I didn't love was that it was super buggy out. However, that comes from being outdoors, in general. It may have also been that it was July, lol. I generally don't visit state parks in the middle of the summer. Overall, I enjoyed my visit.

Tom Grant

A little small, but great location. Trees bigger than anywhere else in Texas. When I was there it rained the whole time, but I can't count that against the park. The office was closed when I wanted to see the gift shop. Overall, definitely recommend!