East Fork (TX)

The roads leading into East Fork are some of the roughest we've seen. The speed limit was irrelevant, as we could only go 20 mph in some places due to the extremely deep rutting in the asphalt. This road is about 5 years beyond needing to be resurfaced

Once in the park, the roads are still deeply rutted and potholes are everywhere. Some were as much as 8" deep, so be very careful when navigating to your site. The grass was trimmed, and the staff were all very friendly.

We started out in Site 18, which was nice, but on the back side of the hill from the lake. The second day there we had a power failure on one leg of our 50 amp service. That meant only one of our AC units would run on the limited power from the remaining circuit. The friendly staff quickly allowed us to move to Site 37, which had a much better view of the lake. Again, very nice people.

The park was busy, and lots of people used the day area for family gatherings. There was lots of kids playing and laughing, and everyone behaved well. The local PD patrolled every couple of hours, and we felt very safe at all times.

Overall, I like these COE parks. The only real negative on this one was the horrible roads leading into the park, and the potholes and eroding shoulders upon entering the gate and randomly through the campground. Two stars off for that, but one extra star for the friendly staff manning the gate. It definitely needs a little sprucing up, but we had a good time. Total: 4/5 stars

Last minute Memorial Day camping trip and this was the only campground that had any openings. In my opinion this site is not very well maintained. The grass area at the camp sites was overgrown (some people brought their own lawn mowers, but they may have been hosts, but still!). Roads in very poor condition, pot holes everywhere. My son was trying to miss a pot hole and hit a speed limit sign and broke his side view mirror as well as a nice long scratch down the side of his truck :( ! Not really a beach area for the kids to swim but the bathrooms were kept clean in the midst of Covid-19. I wouldn't recommend this park unless its a last resort. The staff was very pleasant though.

Last minute Memorial Day camping trip and this was the only campground that had any openings. In my opinion this site is not very well maintained. The grass area at the camp sites was overgrown (some people brought their own lawn mowers, but they may have been hosts, but still!). Roads in very poor condition, pot holes everywhere. My son was trying to miss a pot hole and hit a speed limit sign and broke his side view mirror as well as a nice long scratch down the side of his truck :( ! Not really a beach area for the kids to swim but the bathrooms were kept clean in the midst of Covid-19. I wouldn't recommend this park unless its a last resort. The staff was very pleasant though.

The place is great except for the roads. There are pot holes every where! Even before you get to the guard shack. If they fixed the roads then this place would be excellent. It’s quiet and very peaceful.

Great place to relax & enjoy the few of the lake. Reason for not being an excellent place is needs some work on the roads. Other than that it’s a very nice place.

Loved it there very nice place to camp and swim great place to take the family

Very good place to spend time Away from home. I love camping there,good staff and very clean place to be.

Camp sites are beautiful and it is in a fantastic location in Wylie. My only gripe is the conditions of the roads are pretty bad within the camp and the road leading into it.

New folks at the gate now. And I will say that they are very nice folks. There are two different gate couples working and as a team both of them are doing a great job.

We enjoyed the weekend. Our only complaint is the water at the dump station was not working and we had to go elsewhere to dump our black water tank.