We had a great time with family despite the oppressive Texas heat. Stay shady or wet is the best advice. I tent camped by the lake, and most of the family stayed in the x,y,z cabins. The AC units can't compete with the daily warm-up at all, but after dark, they caught up. The breeze from the lake was amazing overnight, keeping me cool in my tent. The last day, the wind calmed, and it was noticeably hotter at camp. My fan in tent kept me comfortable enough to sleep. The showers/restroom had hot water but seemed to need more attention. The staff we met were friendly and helpful. The lake was very shallow and kid friendly. Two toddlers in life vests with us that got out a good distance with adults that stood shoulders above water when standing. Perfect for a sit and sip cool off in the heat of the day. Our older kids walked across to the far side beach without having to swim, touching the bottom the entire way. Enjoy, but be responsible, and you will have a great time. Great lake cove for kayaks, floats folding chairs with a pop-up shade in water. Sandy silt bottom for the most part, some muddy feeling spots on the bank.