Ebenezer Park

This is a nice place located on the shores of Sam Rayburn Reservoir. They do offer some very poorly developed tent sites that only local knowledge would keep a traveler from picking them. Many of the lakeside campsites are set up on fairly steep slopes--no tent pads available. In my view, these sites are totally unacceptable as tent campsites. It was only due to the flexibility of the host that we moved to a different site where tents could be pitched on minor slopes. The Recreation.gov registration site does not take this into account. You cannot cancel a reservation and receive reimbursement if you show up on the day you registered for and you campsite is inadequate to meet basic needs for a tent campsite. I really dislike having to use Recreation.gov because of these kinds of inconveniences. I will try very hard not to use a campground where Recreation.gov is the only way to register for a campsite. Your website looks like a child built it!

The park is a beautiful place to spend some time. The camp sites were clean.
The park attendants were very nice at check in.

Beautiful, peaceful and safe. Some of the best trails you could want.

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Very clean camping areas. Very friendly and helpful attendants. Quiet and peaceful. We enjoyed our visit and plan to visit again soon!

Amazing equestrian park. Lot's of space between camp sites allowing privacy. Stalls are great and bathrooms are okay. The riding area is amazing! Wooded trees hills and beach. It's our new favorite place in Texas!

Great camp!

This is a great park for horse camping, riding and just relaxing. The park was very clean, the amenities were all in working order and very well stocked. The trails were clearly marked and the park staff was very professional.
If you decide to visit this park, I recommend bringing an extra water hose or two. Some of the horse stalls are a good distance from the water spigots.
Nice, clean, quite, well maintained. Will definitely come back again.

I love going to this park with my family, friends and horses. The park attendant Mellissa (I believe that is her name) called the park police to come to my camp site and they gave me a warning ticket for putting my horses in the pen next to mine when I was cleaning my pen. Mellissa came over and told me to move my horse and to never do this again. I said ok. I'm GOOD WITH NEVER DOING IT AGAIN...NO PROBLEM. But then Mellissa could not stop there she had to have the park police come by and give me a warning ticket! OMG tell me there is something going on for the park police to do with their time. But to come over and write warning tickets....tooo much!!! Melissa must have SERIOUS control issues!!!!

Is perfect .