Wilson H Fox

We enjoyed our stay in site with screen shelter. It was hot that week and lots of mosquitoes, so spent a lot of time in rv or traveling around.
Restrooms leave a lot to be desired regarding cleanliness.

Come here a lot. Always a blast.

Love this place

The volunteers were very helpful!! We love thie playground, our grandson lives on it when we camp there.

the bathrooms were nasty and the water in the shower was so hot i could not take a shower. and the power kept tripping the breaker off all night, we only stayed that one we were gonna stay 3 days but we left the next morning, never again.HORRIBLE

I was disappointed in our stay. We came here in 2020 and had a good experience. I liked site 3. It was nice and pretty neat how you can follow the creek to the lake. However the grass in the park was way too tall. It seemed as if it hadn’t been mowed for weeks. The swim beach was gross with old socks and trash everywhere. Our friends rented the picnic shelter and the previous users left trash out. The thing that really set me over the edge was that the showers across from the playground were dangerously hot. I couldn’t even put my head under the showerhead because it felt like I was going to burn myself let alone put my kids in that water. Our friends told the “volunteers” on Thursday night and the issue was never resolved. I also couldn’t believe the amount of tents and all the personal belongings in the rv sites.

Grass knee high bathroom old gross and can’t regulate temperature of shower. Woman shower too hot , husband said his side too cold.

Camp sites need to be mowed and tree trimming where RV trailers park. 5th wheel trailers are tall and need more clearance than bumper pull travel trailers.

Burn ban…but not really. They had a large sign out touting a Williamson County burn ban, handed us a yellow piece of paper with details about the Williamson County burn ban, and even stopped by the site to make sure we knew there was a burn ban. It has rained literally every day for 3 weeks so I was confused. After spending the weekend without fire, I contacted Williamson County only to learn there is no burn ban. If it was a Granger Lake burn ban or Army Corps burn ban, ok, tell us that, but to tout false information is ridiculous.

Campsite was dirty- cigarette Butts, bottle caps, other small trash. We had to clean up the shelter before we could use it. Had to leave some if it behind. Busy holiday weekend with lots of noisy guests. To be expected. We didn’t feel like we left the suburbs. Great for families. Normally this area is pristine and quiet. For retirees I recommend the other campground at Granger Lake - Taylor is quieter.