Greenbelt Reservoir Dispersed

I can't believe this place isn't more popular! There are many spots to park and several are long and flat. There are pit toilets and dumpsters. There's lake scenery. I was the only one here. I could hear some traffic but it dies down at night. A tarantula walked right past me! The bugs weren't bothersome. It stormed the night I was here and I was glad to have a concrete pit toilet building for shelter.

We were the only ones here pretty close to the highway as well nice breeze at night highly recommend

Easy to locate. There were several (i.e., more than 5) obvious camp spots. Ideal for cars, trucks, vans, and others 20 feet or under. There was a gate to get in, but it looks like it is always open. There was no money collection box. I am the only one here. The water can be heard at the campsite, lapping the shore. You can hear traffic driving past, but that abated as the evening came. There are two portapoties out here, but I didn't check them out. I saw no trash cans. There was a stone firering at the site I picked. Cell service is great with att: 5G, 5 bars Ground, as you get closer to the lake, gets more sandy and less rocky. I didn't switch from 2wd to 4wd, no need. Great spot. Want to give 5 stars, but I could easily imagine people stacking up here as some spots are pretty close.

This was our second time overnighting here. The first time we enjoyed watching a thunderstorm roll around us with a great lightning show. This time we had strong winds that calmed down in time to enjoy a beautiful sunset. It’s off-season so I don’t think the outhouses had been serviced all winter. Since it is dispersed camping we don’t expect much for facilities. Our site was fairly level and easy to pull into. Cell service is spotty. Great spot when traveling in the area.

I got here after dark, so finding a decent spot was a little more intimidating, but I think i was the only person here, and it was a wonderful stop while traveling west on highway 40.

We stayed here overnight on a cross country journey. This place is very beautiful and peaceful. There were no other people around on a Saturday night in January. It was 50 degrees. There is a Porto potti by the boat ramp but if you’re self sufficient drive down the dirt road until you find a spot you like.

This was an excellent camp site. Super quite! We had the entire area to ourself. There was one other camper parked a few spots down but they weren’t there all evening.

Perfect spot to spend our last night out before reaching Springtown and the granddaughters. We had a spot right by the water and watched a storm roll through off in the distance.

Stayed overnight here on the way through. Looks like at some point in time. This was a pretty busy place with houses and a marina on the opposite side of the lake. There is an established campground, a little farther away from where I stayed but no sign of anyone around and they burned down fifth wheel Was the only thing there. The water level is very low, so from where I camped, I had to walk down to the lake a little bit. It’s nothing but a place to stay at the end of the day, but it was great views and pretty quiet.