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VerifiedDecember 28, 2025 Stayed at: 010, Loop: SWGU
Beautiful campground. Wonderful facilities. As good as a 4 or 5 star RV park. Fantastic for a USFS campground.
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1229 reviews
Cagle Recreation Area is praised for its clean, well-maintained campgrounds and beautiful natural surroundings, providing a peaceful atmosphere perfect for camping and outdoor activities. The hosts, particularly Jesse, receive frequent commendation for their friendliness and helpfulness. While some concerns were raised about site leveling and limited cell service, overall, visitors express a strong desire to return, highlighting the campground's spacious sites, scenic views, and enjoyable amenities.
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December 28, 2025 Stayed at: 010, Loop: SWGU
Beautiful campground. Wonderful facilities. As good as a 4 or 5 star RV park. Fantastic for a USFS campground.
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December 29, 2025 Stayed at: 035, Loop: SYME
Lee, usually a stickler for rules, decided not to enforce them or confront the neighboring campers. Their site—limited to 8 people, 2 tents, and 2 cars—had 14 people, 4 tents, and 4 cars. They drank hard alcohol nonstop (alcohol banned), while their kids ran wild through nearby sites with no parental supervision. One woman smoked openly in the bathroom (while wearing a mask, ironically).
After I complained to Lee at 10 PM, he only asked them to quiet down, then retreated to his camper. Fed up, we packed our tent in the dark and left with our two kids.
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December 29, 2025 Stayed at: 035, Loop: SYME
Lee, usually a stickler for rules, decided not to enforce them or confront the neighboring campers. Their site—limited to 8 people, 2 tents, and 2 cars—had 14 people, 4 tents, and 4 cars. They drank hard alcohol nonstop (alcohol banned), while their kids ran wild through nearby sites with no parental supervision. One woman smoked openly in the bathroom (while wearing a mask, ironically).
After I complained to Lee at 10 PM, he only asked them to quiet down, then retreated to his camper. Fed up, we packed our tent in the dark and left with our two kids.
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December 30, 2025 Stayed at: 006, Loop: SWGU
Went camping there a couple of weekends ago with 5 of our friends and family. The camping ground was shaded, nice and flat, the restroom is clean, and the lake was beautiful. Really had a great time there!
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December 30, 2025 Stayed at: 006, Loop: SWGU
Went camping there a couple of weekends ago with 5 of our friends and family. The camping ground was shaded, nice and flat, the restroom is clean, and the lake was beautiful. Really had a great time there!
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January 4, 2026 Stayed at: 017, Loop: SWGU
So peaceful and beautiful.
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January 4, 2026 Stayed at: 017, Loop: SWGU
So peaceful and beautiful.
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January 6, 2026 Stayed at: 028, Loop: SYME
Jessie and Lee were awesome park rangers and very helpful! If you’re planning on having a fire, definitely bring something to chop wood with. They don’t allow outside wood, they provide plenty of logs and rounds, but very little of it is chopped up. Thankfully, a nearby group of campers who frequented the area were able to lend us some tools to chop with. Walked their short two mile trail which was awesome. Facilities were well kept, and all park members were very respectful. Would visit again, and highly recommend for other people looking to camp with their friends or family! It’s a very open space where all campers can mostly see each other, so keep that in mind when planning in-camp activities.
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January 6, 2026 Stayed at: 028, Loop: SYME
Jessie and Lee were awesome park rangers and very helpful! If you’re planning on having a fire, definitely bring something to chop wood with. They don’t allow outside wood, they provide plenty of logs and rounds, but very little of it is chopped up. Thankfully, a nearby group of campers who frequented the area were able to lend us some tools to chop with. Walked their short two mile trail which was awesome. Facilities were well kept, and all park members were very respectful. Would visit again, and highly recommend for other people looking to camp with their friends or family! It’s a very open space where all campers can mostly see each other, so keep that in mind when planning in-camp activities.
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January 9, 2026 Stayed at: 036, Loop: SYME
This is a great COE park, large full hook up sites with plenty of room to walk/hike and boat. Only negatives are that some of the sites are not level and need the pads to be redone and the monstrous pine trees make TV/Satellite reception difficult.
If you need to run to town, Willis is only 10 minutes away with HEB, Krogers, pharmacies and anything else you’d need.
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394 Fm 1375 West, New Waverly, TX 77358 United States
Elevation: 101 ft
From Huntsville, Texas, take I-45 to mile marker 103, New Waverly exit, and go to the first stop sign. Do not turn; stay straight on the feeder until you reach the stop sign at FM 1375. Turn right (west) on FM 1375. The Sam Houston District Office...
From Huntsville, Texas, take I-45 to mile marker 103, New Waverly exit, and go to the first stop sign. Do not turn; stay straight on the feeder until you reach the stop sign at FM 1375. Turn right (west) on FM 1375. The Sam Houston District Office is on the right approximately 2.5 mi west of I-45. Cagle Recreation Area is approximately 6 mi west of I-45 and approximately 3 mi west of the District Office on the left hand side of FM 1375.
From Conroe, Texas, take I-45 to mile marker 102, New Waverly exit, and go to the first stop sign. Turn left (west) on FM 1375. The Sam Houston District Office is on the right approximately 2.5 mi west of I-45. Cagle Recreation Area is approximately 6 mi west of I-45 and approximately 3 mi west of the District Office on the left hand side of FM 1375.
Cagle Recreation Area is accessible via I-45, with the New Waverly exit providing access to FM 1375, which leads directly to the campground approximately 6 miles west of the interstate.
Last updated: October 22, 2026