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VerifiedMarch 18, 2025 Stayed at: 076, Loop: HICKORY CREEK
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Hickory Creek offers clean campsites, plenty of shade from trees, and a beautiful natural setting with abundant wildlife, making it a favorite for many campers. Guests appreciate the friendly and helpful staff, along with well-maintained grounds and facilities. However, there are consistent concerns regarding the cleanliness and maintenance of bathrooms, along with some issues related to power outages.
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March 18, 2025 Stayed at: 076, Loop: HICKORY CREEK
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March 18, 2025 Stayed at: 076, Loop: HICKORY CREEK
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March 18, 2025 Stayed at: 076, Loop: HICKORY CREEK
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March 18, 2025 Stayed at: 076, Loop: HICKORY CREEK
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March 26, 2025 Stayed at: 076, Loop: HICKORY CREEK
Beautiful campground that gets very busy in weekends. We were in site 76, pull-thru with water and 50 amp service and spacious. We had plenty of room to fit our RV and enclosed trailer (total length 70’). Walking to our picnic table required stable feet as there was a water drainage dip between the RV and the picnic table. We needed to be extra careful at nightfall. The trails around the park are very nice! There is a lot of airport noise, but we enjoyed watching the planes come in for their final approach to DFW. We had a wonderful stay!
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March 28, 2025 Stayed at: 009, Loop: HICKORY CREEK
There is a boat ramp so you want to be away from boaters. Boaters equal noise and drunkenness in my experience. The sites are asphalt pads. The road is wide and back in was easy. Our site was level, had a fire ring, BBQ grill, patio and nice new picnic table, and view of the lake. There are lots of trees and even though the lake is about 8 ft low, it's still nice looking. There is a good amount of space between sites. Our loop doesn't have ramadas but most of the other sites do. I was all set to give this park a great rating, until I saw the bathrooms. The restroom buildings look nice from the outside, from a distance. They are concrete block and the outsides are finished with flagstone. But as you get closer you see that all the exposed wood is rotted and has peeling paint. Inside they are worse. Worn and peeling paint, sheets of plywood used to cover up holes cut into the concrete block walls to repair plumbing, overflowing and leaking toilets. Sewage, trash and TP on the floor. Several showers have broken handles and are unusable, and though they have doors all the curtains are gone. Very poorly maintained. My wife refused to use them. I took a shower, water got just warm, no where near hot, but had good enough pressure. Some of the shelves are broken and there is exposed wall surface in the showers. There is a path that leads to the bathrooms, but it is unmarked, and the asphalt surface is worn and full of potholes. Park was not easy to navigate, no signs indicating where the exits were. No signs telling you where trails and paths lead. Our site had trash in it on our arrival. There is also visible erosion of sites, walkways, patios and BBQ bases, and no one replenishes the dirt. Go a couple of blocks and there is blight, bars, tattoo parlors, and extremists. Park is very unsafe, no police presence or enforcement rangers.
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March 30, 2025 Stayed at: 096, Loop: HICKORY CREEK
We have stayed at Hickory Creek a couple times over the past several years. This is a great location for visiting the DFW area. The park has always been very clean and looks well kept. We will stay here again if we are passing through north Texas.
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April 4, 2025 Stayed at: 063, Loop: HICKORY CREEK
always a great park to stay at!
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April 5, 2025 Stayed at: 090, Loop: HICKORY CREEK
We love staying at Hickory Creek. It’s a beautiful campground that is thoughtfully laid out. We’ve stayed many times. This campsite was the best of the best. Quiet at the end of a cul de sac. Lakefront. Great fishing hole nearby. Lots of space.
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April 7, 2025 Stayed at: 122, Loop: HICKORY CREEK
I LOVE THIS CAMPWGROUND!!! We have camped here on Holidays and other weekends. It is a quite park compared to some others that I have been to. We always see a lot of deer, ducks and even a turkey. Most of the camp sites are level and a lot are shaded. I love the showers!!! They are big with HOT water. Everyone who works there is always nice and friendly.
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1201 Point Vista Road, Hickory Creek, TX 75065 United States
Elevation: 158 ft
When traveling North on I-35E, take exit 458A toward Swisher Rd/FM-2181 onto S stemmons Fwy. Continue onto N Stemmons Fwy toward Hundley Dr/Turbeville Rd. Turn right on to N Lake Dallas Dr towards Hundley Dr/Turbeville Rd. Turn sharp right onto W ...
When traveling North on I-35E, take exit 458A toward Swisher Rd/FM-2181 onto S stemmons Fwy. Continue onto N Stemmons Fwy toward Hundley Dr/Turbeville Rd. Turn right on to N Lake Dallas Dr towards Hundley Dr/Turbeville Rd. Turn sharp right onto W Hundley Dr towards Hickory Creek. Continue on Turbeville Rd, and turn left onto Point Vista Rd. After 0.5 mi, Hickory Creek Campground will be on the right.
When traveling South on I-35E, take exit 457 toward Lake Dallas Dr onto Stemmons Fwy. Then, take ramp towards Turbeville Rd/Hundley Dr/Hickory Creek. Turn left onto Turbeville Rd towards Hickory Creek. Turn left onto Point Vista Rd. After 0.5 mi, Hickory Creek Campground will be on the right.
Hickory Creek Campground is accessible via I-35E, with exit 458A providing direct access to the area. The campground is located approximately 0.5 miles from the nearest access point on Turbeville Rd.
Last updated: October 25, 2026