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30 sites suitable for tents or RVs and 5 tent-only sites. No drinking water or hookups available. Campground is accessed via a 1¼ mile graded gravel road. Each site costs $6/night.
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.
Though most sites will accommodate RVs, there are no hookups. An RV dump station with potable water is located along the road to the Diablo East boat ramp.
Local Directions: From Jct of US-90 & Hwy 277, W 3 mi on US-90 to Spur Rd 454, N 0.5 mi, follow signs (R). Campground is accessed via a 1¼ mile graded gravel road.
Group Campgrounds 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.
Overnight group camp size is limited to a maximum of 75 people.
This is a nice little place to stop for an overnight or few days. $6 a night for spots parallel to the campground loop road with a picnic table and a trash bear box. There is no water or electricity and only pit toilets. We just stayed overnight but it was perfect for that. Dusty and there were frequently generators running and very basic so not more stars but great for what it is.
Lovely, quiet campground. The weather was perfect. No moon, slight breeze, in the 70s at night in July. No one else was there, had the place to ourselves. Its a self pay site, no water or electricity. Don't expect to see the lake from there either, but the sunset was amazing and the stars were fantastic.
Stayed here for 4 days. Nice and quiet place to relax. No hookups, but water and dump station were 7 miles away. This is the only campground that is big rig friendly. Stayed here in a 43' toy hauler.
Smooth gravel road in. Loop road, good for any size rig. $6/night, $3 with senior/access pass. Self check-in station with info on the area. Only a handful of other campers here currently. Tent and RV camping are separated but plenty of spots for both. Beautiful desert plants and neat walking paths to explore. Sign says bear, mountain lion, javalina, etc. So be aware. Fairly quiet here with some light highway noise/oil drilling. There are a few small (& clean) bathrooms with pit toilets. No hookups, no water. Cool planes flying nearby & camp has a memorial area for a plane crash. Walked a long way down to the water, what a hike! Also checked out the boat ramp (pic included)
Good campground for boondocking. Sites well spaced and reasonably level. Clean pit toilets. 8 miles to Del Rio, 3 miles to lake.
