East Fork (TX)

Loved it !!

When we first arrived, the campsite we reserved had water just about everywhere from the recent rains. Secondly the grass at every site was 10-12 high which if you wanted to sit outside it made it difficult because of the height of the grass. But on a plus side the host allowed us to move to a much dryer site. That was very nice of them.

Campsite was nearly underwater. what was not had grass 18 inches tall. We asked for another site...no! We were charged for more nights than we stayed. A horrible experience overall

Sites were flooded and not level. Spider webs all over the picnic table pavilion. The grass was knee deep, even around our fire ring, which we could not use. Not maintained. You also have to be home by 10:00pm or else you're locked out and walking from the parking lot. They should have a gate with access for campers. Don't go here unless you're desperate.

We are full timers and love corps parks.
This park has very nicely spaced sites, and wonderful fields of wildflowers in springtime.
Gate keepers are very friendly and helpful.
All in all it was a pleasant stay.
However, the sites need fill and leveling. There were several sites where people had to wade to get to their camping unit.
The restrooms need better attention than they get.

This place was so nice for our first time out. We wanted something quiet and close by so we could get all those "firsts" out of the way. We got a spot right next to the bathrooms. The dump station could be updated a little bit, but then again, I'm new to all this. You are close to all sorts of things so it's a nice spot if you are wanting to have a quiet, restful, peaceful night, but want to be close enough to go do activities during the day.

The park hosts were very nice and friendly, and this park has the potential to be very nice, but it is very worn down and probably the worst maintained COE park we have experienced. The sites appear to have been paved at some point but are so worn down that the pavement is barely gravel now, and the rain we experienced caused most of the sites to be filled with water and mud. If the ACOE has a special expertise, it has got to be water management, so the fact that the drainage is so poor at this park is surprising and disappointing. Fortunately, we spent very little time at our RV, but when we did, I had to go and buy rain boots to get from our trailer to our truck because both were standing in several inches of water. Also, the grass in and around the sites was easily 12" or more tall, obviously had not been mowed in quite some time, which is an attractive invitation to ticks, snakes, and over vermin.

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Almost knee deep in water to hook up to the water and electric. It had been raining for a couple of days, but there were depressions around both the water and electric connections. Everything needed mowing, but it was early in the season , so not unexpected.

We arrived on Friday, April 5th and cleared the front gate quickly and set up at our site for 5 days. The park was clean and quiet when we were there. We left every day to visit our family in Wylie, so we missed lots of camper movements. We had good power and water and we dumped our tanks the day before we left and all went well. With so much rain after the eclipse, we decided to leave a day early and the gate attendant marked us leaving a day early, so we got a $15 refund. Thank you for a pleasant stay.