Great Place To Stay

This was a great place to stay! I called ahead thinking that they were going to be close to full. However they had spots available. I stayed in a full hook up spot. Site 27 was the perfect site. The restrooms were clean and dumpsters for trash close by. The site had a fire ring, grill, picnic table. There was no cell nor internet service at the campground except at the entrance off the highway. There was a playground for the kids, basketball court, and volleyball court. The Brazos River runs adjacent to the campground. Didn’t have enough time to fish it they have stairs that go down to the river. There was even a nature walk. The sky was beautiful at night to see all the stars! The Fort grounds were across the street and wow, what a great place to learn some history. They have a nice visitor center as well. Great place for $22 a night for the site and $5 a day for the park fee. We will definitely be going back!

Great Place

Used to be a State Park. Now a State historical site. Rv pads are good. Good hookup pedestals. A fork of the Brazos river runs through the park. Watch the weather in spring and summer. The river gets high when it rains a lot. Great place to take kids. Fort Griffin just across the highway. You can spend a day at the fort ruins and check out the old town of Ft. Griffin just north of the fort. Gri

Camping In History

Wonderful campground. Level, easy to access sites for all size RVs. Shade trees, with picnic tables, fire ring & campfire grill. Very well maintained walking trails. Nice bath facilities. Quiet & peaceful. Tent camping available. Take time to visit the Visitor Center & take the self guided tour using the available golf carts. See Texas fort history as it was hundreds of years ago.