East Fork (TX)

The campground is scenic and a nice place to go. However the toads into the gate are so filled with potholes you can’t miss them. The roads in the park are also very bad. People let their dogs run loose and never pick up after them. I feel they need more supervision, someone diving around checking things out more.

The park was in a very nice setting but looks like it has had no maintenance accomplished in a very long time. The rods getting into and through the park are in terrible condition. We were there through a heavy rain and our site flooded with 8 plus inches of water that was still there after 2 days.

The location is great. However the following conditions need to be addressed; roads to the campground and inside are more potholes than surface (6" to 24" wide and 3" to 6" deep) to potentially damage RV, pads were not properly graded (we had 3" correction on side and 9" correction front to rear). The camp staff was pleasant and reservations recorded correctly.

Spacious and quiet. Roads are rough, but that's reportedly being fixed for next season. There are not a lot of trees and the wind off the lake can get really intense and it can get muddy when it rains. Overall it's a nice peaceful park with nice new-ish bath houses, nice views, and nearby trails. There is a horse trailhead around the corner that eventually leads to a great long trail, perfect for walking dogs...you have to walk along the road (but behind a barrier) for a quarter mile or so to get to the good bits, but once you do it's miles of nice forest trails. I'll be back.

There are no sewer hookups and no laundry facilities (as with most CoE parks), so plan accordingly.

Park is clean. Park hosts friendly and helpful. Roads full of potholes very bad for RVs and vehicles.

Nice park on the lake

Site 43, CLOO
Pretty good site we had. Level, backed up to a road so no one behind us. Lots of space between sites. We liked this campground. we didn't have sewage but the dump station was available. Sadly we only stayed one night because our hot water heater decided not to work. Otherwise we will be coming back to this campground. It's usually booked on holidays and school breaks.

We stayed one night on our way from GA to AZ in early May, it was excellent. Not a lot of RVs and had the place pretty much to our selves. Clear showers and restroom

the park attendant was very nice when we arrived but we had a couple of problems during the weekend. ONe was that we were leaving and coming back in after 9pm and we could not get into the park. This was very unusual and has not been this way at any park we ever stayed at. The walk to the camper was not long. I understand why it might be this way but we did not know this when we signed up. The park attendant had a health problem we understand so the fact that it was some time later when we could get out truck into the part the next day is somewhat understandable. But then the sewer dump was clogged up so we had to go to a private campsite on the other side of the park away from the direction we were traveling. We had to pay at that private location. I believe the park should have been handing us the money to pay at the private location. The overall process took an additional 1.5 hours of our trip home which was already 5 hours. Overall the park was pretty nice but the overall experiance was disappointing due to these circumstances. We certainly know that the park attendant health emergency could not have been foreseen and maybe even the clogging of the sear system. But I think the responses to the problems could have been better handled and some of it should have been clear to us when we signed up

The management were as good as they come. We were out beyond 10:00PM because of rain and she was watching for us to let us in. Great park managers who are working to improve this COE campground. The grounds were not mowed, maybe because of rain. There were a lot of sink holes throughout the grounds. The road way in the campground was full of pot holes. Upon leaving went to dump station and it would not take the waste, had to drive off with both tanks full, this may had something to do with all the rain the area had experienced.