East Fork (TX)

It was an OK stopover. Lots of the camping area was wet and marshy. I noticed that many of the water and electrical boxes were in low ground full of water. I was uncomfortable hooking my 30 Amp cord while standing in water. The outlet was completely loose and worn causing me to have to tweak the plug to keep electrical continuity.

Great site! Friendly staff and well kept bathrooms.

Nice COE park located near the Dallas metro area. Site was gravel but very level. The sites I noticed all had a fire ring, sheltered table, and mostly a little shade. We were off from the lake but some sites are fairly near thereto. I would return.

Various sites in the campground were flooded after a rain storm. The campground requires some maintenance and upkeep.

Some of the campgrounds sites flooded after a rainstorm. Gate closes at 10 PM and does not reopen until 10 AM, causing some stress to return to the park before closing and leave in the morning before 10 AM.

Overall, a nice place. Didn’t use the restrooms so can’t speak to that. However, I will say the grass needed mowing and there were very large muddy pools in the actual parking spots. Seems to me that this park isn’t as well cared for as some COE parks we’ve been in. But also not the worst! The camp hosts were nice. The park was close to full, and there were vehicles traveling over the speed limit in the park. And lots of kids out there playing. Maybe a bit more attention to that. Very quiet and pleasant overall!

Staff at the gatehouse were very friendly and helpful.

Camp hosts were very nice and accommodating. The showers were clean and accessible. The campground was quiet and beautiful.

Very nice campground with nice big sites for RVs. Spacious shower and bathroom with plenty of hooks and a bench to hold your stuff. Staff that man the entrance gate were very friendly. Overall it was a great place to stay while visiting friends in the area, with one exception. One of the camp host’s dogs barked incessantly whenever anyone drove or walked by their site, which was pretty often. I’d recommend getting a site as far from the entrance to the campground as you can get so you won’t hear it as much as we did on site number 2.

We absolutely love East Fork and have stayed here a number of times. One thing we wish could change would be to eliminate the 10 pm curfew. Could it be possible to have a key code or pass to use to get into the camping section after 10 pm? We would appreciate your consideration in this!