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The spot that I was in needs to be cleaned up and mowed.

Great sites long wide pads camped in December and was told the grass gets cut every other month. December must not be the month. Way to tall for a campground

Loved everything about it

Nice and quite.

I made a reservation here because I had planned on buying a camper but I didn’t. I did check out the camp site and thought that I would of enjoyed staying the night as the sites are not close together and there is a lot of privacy. I would if had a peek a boo view of the lake. Once I buy my camper I will make another reservation and stay a couple of nights.

Loved how clean and quiet it was. Site 11 flat and level. Best site I have had in over 2 months of travel.

Nice campground with pavilion over each site picnic table. Sites are level and paved. Had fire ant mound near electric that could not be handled until Monday but that was the only issue.

Site was clean, well taken care of, staff was excellent, diffently coming back

Another nice COE park. I've been to two dozen COE parks in Southeast and now Texas. With a National Park Pass you get 50% off so the cost is usually $12-15 per night for water, electric. I've never been to a COE park I didn't like. They always offer good spacing between sites, a picnic table (often sheltered), firepit/ring and grill. What more could you ask for? This one is on Granger Lake, most sites are level enough, long enough (I stayed in three different sites). Taylor is <10 mi down the road with Walmart, HEB, etc. COE campgrounds rock! One note - although open year round the bathhouses are not heated so it can be chilly in the winter months. Lastly, decent but not great cell coverage for ATT and Verizon. Only two bars but still got 10-20mbs down and 5 up.