Brushy Creek

The camp host are always very nice and helpful

Electricity went out twice during the weekend we were there. Also the bathrooms we were near were locked and unusable. Always have a good time there until this weekend.

Very beautiful Park, very relaxing time spent there. We stayed in RV Area E3, Site E311, for a 5-night stay. The back-in site pad was concrete and level. More than long enough for our travel trailer and truck. Each site has a concrete patio with "light" stand and picnic table. The surrounding patio is gravel with a fire pit. Our site had electric and water.
When we got there, we practically had the whole RV Area to ourselves. Our last night (a Friday night), lots of other rv'ers came to enjoy the Park. The roads throughout the Park are easy to navigate (there is a pot-hole or two along the way to watch out for). Our site was very spacious, with a nice view of the lake. We made use of the bathroom/shower facility. Very clean and well-maintained. We will definitely be back to Brushy Creek Park!!

We had never here before and we loved our time at this park.

So peaceful and everyone that works an stays there are sooo kind

Great place to stay...

I had requested a 50 amp site. The site provided was 30 amp with no water or dump station. I believe I should be given a refund since I had to stay elsewhere

The lake and park are beautiful. The main shower house should have been torn down and replaced several years ago. Imagine staying a week at a lake and having the worst shower experience possible. All shower hooks broken off. Cold water only. Shower head permanently frozen shooting straight out horizontally. The entire shower house floor being flooded when your shower is done. Each side has only one toilet. The men’s side has the toilet detached from the wall. To their credit if you don’t mind walking 1/2 mile to use the toilet or shower the new shower house in the new section is quite nice. And one of the four individual bathrooms even has hot water. The other three have a hint of warmth. With zero full hookups not many will want to be dragging their camper back and forth to the dump. One of the two dump sites is locked shut. Come on Texas, you can do better.

Beautiful and well maintained.

The location and the actual park are excellent. The infrastructure from the roads to the bathhouses to the over-abundance of poorly utilized tent sites are problems. I feel that the park has reached a state where routine maintenance just cannot accommodate the deterioration of the park. I have no idea what happens during the three month shut down ( I was told maintenance??) but no maintenance is at all visible. Same problems exist as last fall. A utilization study would certainly validate the need for additional RV sites and likely the Tent section at the north or far end of the park would could easily support an additional 20 sites. I have not observed any use of this tent section in my stays here over the last year. The transformation of this section would be a remarkable addition to the park and increase benefit to the public-taxpayers noticeably. Thanks for considering this assessment.