Bald Eagle — San Angelo State Park

Interesting, you must check in at the South Entrance and they give you a padlock code for the North Entrance, which is 8 miles away. Lock and code worked well. Very few campers on a Monday in March. Camp site 2 is park of a 4plex of pull thru spots. $20 camping fee with $4 day pass. I don’t use utilities so no feedback on those connections. Site 2 has plenty of space, is on the riverbank, and has a straight shot up the hill to the shower/bathrooms. Not very clean but passable. Interweb seems adequate. Hot for me, 86 degrees in March. I did reservations and payment online while driving with no issues.

Stayed here one night, only saw one other person. Fairly quiet, some distant road noise in the morning. Sadly the river is SO low given the drought conditions. Bathrooms are aged but ok. We had electric but no water. $20 with a Texas state parks pass. The equestrian loop is just across the river and has pens and whatnot. Saw several bird species news to us!

Everything was very clean. The camp sites are well spaced out for a state park. Not far out of town.. Convenient.

We boondocked in a primitive site with our 36’ RV. Clean, covered picnic table, plenty hiking and biking trails. If you can enjoy the desert, you will love this place!