Lake Brownwood

larry hunter

nice, older state park built on lake brownwood. I believe it is one of parks built in the CCC era. It's a big park with many camp sites down closer to the water. The full hookup sites are limited and overlook a part of the lake. There is hiking, group sites, boat launches and a small camp store. Staff is friendly and the park seems well monitored.

antonio esparza

Rolling hills, peaceful,fresh air.clean,lots of trails.foilage changing colors.great beautiful lake ( resivour) . Friendly courteous knowledgable staff,host.hurt My feelings,a lot of site's I saw on web page were closed off for construction 🚧,guess I'll have to pass through again in the future.day use,fishing swimming RV's tents daytime use small area for full hookups,too far from the lake.water electric.area better,large open spaces armadillos,deer,various birds,bugs.boat ramps open plenty of trailer parking.dumpsters for trash everywhere and do not 🚫 smell .

Jennifer Magrath

Very nice state park. Part of it was closed. Probably a seasonal thing. There was a great hiking trail that followed the lake. It went further than what was on the map.

Nelida Safrit

We camped at Lake Brownwood for a few days. We chose the loop with full hookups. The sites are paved thin. Not leveled front to back. We chose not to put anything out. It was pretty warm the time we spent there. Bathrooms looked clean. The lake looked beautiful. There’s a fishing area and boat docks. Not sure if the swim area was open. We didn’t go there.

Diane Woods

Lake Brownwood State Park is only about an hour away from us so it’s a go-to when we want to get away for the weekend. Our church gathers here once a year for a cookout and games. It’s a pretty park with gorgeous sunsets. Picnicking, swimming, fishing, playgrounds, pavilions, boating, hiking, tent and RV camping, restrooms/showers.