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There are five designated campgrounds within the park: Governors Landing, Rough Canyon, San Pedro, Spur 406, and 277 North. Sites are available on a first-come, first-served basis. There are no reservations. Campgrounds are generally open year-round and rarely fill up, except on holiday weekends.
The Rough Canyon Campground is a small campground located on the Devils River.
Campground is located at the end of Recreation Road #2 (R2) just before the Marina.
Campground fees range from $6 to $10 per site (50% discount with Interagency Senior Pass or Access Pass) and are payable within 30 minutes of occupying a campsite. There is a self-pay fee station centrally located at each designated campground. Each site has a covered picnic table and fire grill. All campgrounds have vault toilets. Quiet hours are from 10 pm to 6 am. Check-out time is 11 am.
Group campsites are available by reservation only. Reservations can be made up to 180 days in advance and no less than three days in advance. Reservations can be made at the Visitor Center or by phone at 830-775-7491 with a valid credit card.
An RV dump station with potable water is located along the road to the Diablo East boat ramp.
Great place to camp in a more primitive area, my husband and 14y & 4 yr old boys & i had a good time
Found this lovely place near Del Rio, Texas. There was two shops to buy items. There is also a place to rent kayaks and other things. There is a boat ramp and there is a picnic area to cook food.
I walked a trail down to the water, no one was out there. Water was clear and just perfect to get cool.
Gorgeous lake views, camp sites, clean facilities, marina, and small store close by. Very reasonable camping fee.
Very nice area of the lake. Few parking areas with day shade covers and eating areas. Saw wildlife. Boat ramps were open. Lake level is low.
As a traveling and car camping female, I feel safe at this fun camping area. There are condos just up the hill, for those who appear to be in the 55 and older crowd and houseboats on the lake. The campsites provide a lovely view and I liked walking down the steep concrete sidewalk to the lake. Very low water right now. Bathrooms are a short walk and are flush toilets!!! If you wanted a little dinner without bringing it camping you can eat at the Hookers restaurant, popular with the condo dwellers and fisherman. Very safe. Very pretty. I wish I was staying more than one night and that I had my kayak. Deer everywhere.
