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About Mill Creek (Texas)
Number of accommodations: 98
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- Dump station on site
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Reviews (1079)
What Guests Are Saying
Mill Creek Park is a well-maintained and family-friendly destination, offering clean facilities and beautiful views of the lake. Guests appreciate the helpful and friendly park hosts, as well as the enjoyable activities available, such as biking and fishing. While some sites need repairs and the bathrooms could be improved, many visitors have had a wonderful experience and plan to return.
What Guests Are Saying
Mill Creek Park is a well-maintained and family-friendly destination, offering clean facilities and beautiful views of the lake. Guests appreciate the helpful and friendly park hosts, as well as the enjoyable activities available, such as biking and fishing. While some sites need repairs and the bathrooms could be improved, many visitors have had a wonderful experience and plan to return.
Review Summary
G C
VerifiedNovember 11, 2023 • Stayed at: 022, Loop: E
Bathhouse facilities were appalling!!
Hard to believe the park has a hired outsourced crew to “supposedly” maintain and clean. That crew certainly is $$ ripping off the park.
Chi L
VerifiedNovember 4, 2023 • Stayed at: 020, Loop: E
The Goods... Excellent camp sites especially the lakeside ones. Sandy beaches are easily accessible for many sites, and are decent sizes large enough for folks to dock their kayaks/boats/pontoons. Water is calm (great for kayaking), clean looking and shallow sandy bottom to wade or play water. Maple trees everywhere providing ample shades with filtered sun for most of the sites for the whole day. Picnic tables are large and have good covers. Many places to hang hammocks. LOTs of parking spaces - one for your camper and one for your car adjacently. Some sites even have shared boat parking spots. Boat ramps are good. The roads inside the park are good to ride bicycles. Sam Rayburn Reservoir is huge with multiple campgrounds, where we found the Mill Creek to be the best one. It's a good experience to drive around the reservoir to visit the other campgrounds and the dam. Jasper is only about 20-minute drive. I would recommend Smitty BBQ and Bella Jim. Texas Joe BBQ close to the park isn't for us.
The So-So... Many sites have severe slopes especially on the shore side - You better have enough leveling blocks. Picnic tables can be cleaner. The bathroom needs to be reconstructed - Very old and unpleasant although didn't smell bad. There are no bike/hike trails. Some sites are too close, so they are quiet unless neighboring sites are loud.
The Bads... The dump station has to be reconstructed. Very dark. There are two adjacent dump stations -The smaller one does not even have a cover for the sewer hole, and the larger one has a hanging fixed water hose with no attachment to rinse black tank although there is a faucet at a distance for filling drinking water.
Overall, it's one of our favorite campgrounds and we will definitely go back. For dumping, we use Martin Dies Jr. State Park (about 30 min drive from Martin Creek) on our way back home to Houston since it has one of the best reconstructed dump station.
Chi L
VerifiedNovember 4, 2023 • Stayed at: 020, Loop: E
The Goods... Excellent camp sites especially the lakeside ones. Sandy beaches are easily accessible for many sites, and are decent sizes large enough for folks to dock their kayaks/boats/pontoons. Water is calm (great for kayaking), clean looking and shallow sandy bottom to wade or play water. Maple trees everywhere providing ample shades with filtered sun for most of the sites for the whole day. Picnic tables are large and have good covers. Many places to hang hammocks. LOTs of parking spaces - one for your camper and one for your car adjacently. Some sites even have shared boat parking spots. Boat ramps are good. The roads inside the park are good to ride bicycles. Sam Rayburn Reservoir is huge with multiple campgrounds, where we found the Mill Creek to be the best one. It's a good experience to drive around the reservoir to visit the other campgrounds and the dam. Jasper is only about 20-minute drive. I would recommend Smitty BBQ and Bella Jim. Texas Joe BBQ close to the park isn't for us.
The So-So... Many sites have severe slopes especially on the shore side - You better have enough leveling blocks. Picnic tables can be cleaner. The bathroom needs to be reconstructed - Very old and unpleasant although didn't smell bad. There are no bike/hike trails. Some sites are too close, so they are quiet unless neighboring sites are loud.
The Bads... The dump station has to be reconstructed. Very dark. There are two adjacent dump stations -The smaller one does not even have a cover for the sewer hole, and the larger one has a hanging fixed water hose with no attachment to rinse black tank although there is a faucet at a distance for filling drinking water.
Overall, it's one of our favorite campgrounds and we will definitely go back. For dumping, we use Martin Dies Jr. State Park (about 30 min drive from Martin Creek) on our way back home to Houston since it has one of the best reconstructed dump station.
Marsha A
VerifiedOctober 29, 2023 • Stayed at: 032, Loop: E
The park is nice and we loved our spot. The bathrooms are not cleaned very often and the toilet paper runs out. Toilets are nasty
Marsha A
VerifiedOctober 29, 2023 • Stayed at: 032, Loop: E
The park is nice and we loved our spot. The bathrooms are not cleaned very often and the toilet paper runs out. Toilets are nasty
Lynda K
VerifiedOctober 22, 2023 • Stayed at: 024, Loop: E
The site was great with lake views. Would be nicer if they cleaned up the fallen trees. This is my favorite lake!
Lynda K
VerifiedOctober 22, 2023 • Stayed at: 024, Loop: E
The site was great with lake views. Would be nicer if they cleaned up the fallen trees. This is my favorite lake!
Mark H
VerifiedOctober 15, 2023 • Stayed at: 045, Loop: E
Beautiful park
Mark H
VerifiedOctober 15, 2023 • Stayed at: 045, Loop: E
Beautiful park
Tommy W
VerifiedOctober 15, 2023 • Stayed at: 017, Loop: E
overall great campground had some trouble with ants at site
Location Mill Creek (Texas)
Address:
7696 Sam Rayburn Parkway
Jasper, TX, 75951-9598
United States
Mill Creek is accessible via State Spur 165. The nearest major road is US Highway 96, approximately 16 miles to the west.
Elevation: 54 feet
17 mi drive to downtown Jasper (about 20 min)
Policies & Rules
Arrival & departure
Check in time
3PM
Check out time
2PM
General
- Camping is permitted at designated campsites only.
- Camping fees are charged on a per site basis.
- All park users (including campers) must register with the attendant prior to occupying a site.
- No golf carts or ATVs/UTVs allowed.
- Use of developed sites for any reason (including picnicking) will require a camping fee.
- The number of persons allowed per site is limited to ten (10).
- Occupancy at each campsite is limited to two tents, or one tent and one trailer (including pop-up trailers, self-contained RVs and truck-mounted campers).
- The number of vehicles per site shall be limited to two (2) per site. This does not include the camping unit. An extra vehicle tag may be purchased. America the Beautiful and Golden Age Passes do not allow entry into the park to visit a camp site.
- Fires must be confined to fire rings.
- All waste water, including gray water, must be properly disposed of at the park dump stations.
- All pets must be on a leash under six feet in length.
- Generators shall not be operated between the hours of
- Fireworks are prohibited.
- Don't Move Firewood: Prevent the spread of tree-killing pests by obtaining firewood near your destination and burning it on-site. For more information visit dontmovefirewood.org.
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Last updated: September 8, 2026
