Conchas Lake

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Was rather grossed out by the state of the shower house farthest north... smell of mold smacked me so hard in the face holes... Terrible health hazard. The shower there, does not even get hot. Not even warm. The cove campground shower house, has a sign posted about conscientious use of water... how ironic I spent fifteen minutes in there hitting buttons, wasting gallons, for no warm water to ever show up... almost like there isn't a propane tank to heat it.... Fascinating 💩. I got a lukewarm shower, finally, at the middle shower house.... It's hard to find appreciation for these parks even being available, when the experience trying to stay clean, disgusts a person with such ill cared for facilities. Other states provide much nicer state parks.

Imperio Hernandez

Good for fishing in general. Nice little park but with too many bugs. Public restrooms were closed on a Tuesday morning which is odd.

Jerry Grosenick

Beautiful place to camp and or go boating. Staff were friendly and helpful. We would definitely return.

Steve Chard

Could put up much better signage to guide travelers into the campground from the road even before the dam. Sheesh! In Bell Point, campsite 24 has a beautiful view of Conchas Lake. This park is way out in the prairie, between nothing and nowhere. Perfectly secluded and peaceful. No trees, though there are some shrubs, but no shade. Each campsite has its own adobe hut, which is great. In October 2024, the bathroom and shower building is closed. WTF! We had to go way over to North Camp to use their facility. Conchas Lake is a beautifully winding, huge, man-made lake with rocky cliffs for its border. Many campsites are high from the water's edge without access due to the boulders. The lake is quite low but still deep enough for motorboats. Beware the tarantulas!

Jonathan Gutierrez

I have a personal love for this place but it's definitely in need of attention from lots of agencies. From a state park perspective it's reasonable the staff do above and beyond with what they are given to work with. The location makes or breaks it depending on your needs and wants. If you want a true isolated experience you can definitely do that. But if your looking for amenities close by it's definitely limited. Where things are truly lacking is from funding and seasonal fluctuations. I've never had a bad time here and this place is close to my heart this is why I'm saddened by the disrepair of some areas. However where the park shines is the vast array of things to do from all walks of life. This time out was nice because it was my 2 younger kids first camping trip with fishing and recreational water sports at Conchas. Nothing but good times. The only part was going home.