Are you in need of a campground near Fritch, TX? Fritch is a great camping destination for everyone. There are tons of nearby hikes, adventurous activities, and sights to see. Find the best campgrounds near Fritch, plus reviews and photos from other campers like you.
$26 / night
"This campground, located on the bluff overlooking the dam and a large part of Lake Meredith, offers about 10 traditional RV sites with water and electric."
"West Texas winds are no joke. Our site was great, lot of sandburs so stay on roads. No sewer hookup for us. Great views. No nearby beach / water access except boat ramp / check in area."
"This campground is located on an impressive peninsula sticking out into Lake Meredith and probably has the best location to view the sunset on the entire reservoir. "
"FCFS FREE
This campground sits on top of the cliff giving everyone a fantastic view of Lake Meredith and the most beautiful sunsets."
"I stopped at fritch fortress campground on my way to colorado. Nice clean spot with tables, bathrooms, showers, water."
"There is a trail near the campground that goes down closer to the lake. The campsites are pretty exposed so everyone can see everyone and it is very windy."
"Tucked into a low valley on the eastern shore of Lake Meredith, this campground offers tons of space for tent and small RV campers, with just a few sites that can accommodate a larger RV. "
"HB3 is in a small loop off the main access road with a vault toilet nearby. The FREE campsite had two other sites close by but no one else was in either of the sites the night we camped."
"The lake has receded some distance from the shore so you do not have immediate access. This is another great location to totally unwind. There wasn't anyone else there when we were. Total silence."
"Plenty of space, pretty view, nearby hiking trail, toilet available, grill, picnic tables"
"There are various campgrounds around Lake Meredith. Blue West is on the opposite side from the city of Fritch side. Contrary to some pictures here, it does NOT have access to the water."
"We stayed at this campsite on our journey out west it’s right on Lake Mary is a very large man-made reserve the campsite has access to a boat ramp there are about 10+ primitive sites all with picnic tables"
"This is a very open site and would be great for a trail ride. There are a lot of trees for shade but It can get hot in the summer. The road into the campground does deteriorate the further in you go."
"The sites were spread apart a nice distance, each with a picnic table. Pit toilets centrally located. Grills And fire rings at some (but perhaps not all) of the sites. "
"You’ll be parking next to the lake, don’t forget to bring your kayak 😉. The dump station is nearby and has potable water (free) and the next campground has bathrooms and hot showers Freeeee!"
"Drive down on the beach. The water is reachable.
Two parking lots, the one closest has a sign no camping in that one."
"The ants in Texas are bigger too I guess lol. There were also plenty of places for horses so that was awesome. Each site was large enough for an RV or camper."
"This was a great spot right next to the lake.  with that being said, be careful of the fire ants, mosquitoes at night, and the flies in the morning.😝 they however only took of a 1/2 point from my original"
"ALMOST GOT SHOT FOR COMING UP TO MY CAR BUT ITS OK HE LEFT CAMPERS PEOPLE GOT GUNS WHEN THERE CAMPING DONT GO UP TO A PERSON CAMP SITE OK JUST FAIR WARNING BUT ITS OK NICE SITE VERY OPEN THERE IS A LAKE"
GuideVery nice open parking area with 9 poles each have 2 receptical boxes for a total of 18. Boxes all have 20, 30 and 50 amp receptacles. Nice stop on my way to Colorado. There is a donation box near the sign. I donated. I hope everyone does to help keep this open for fellow travelers. As of 5 pm there are about 6 other campers here on a Thursday.
ScoutWe came in late at night and had no problem setting up our truck and camping. The sunrise over the lake was bueateful.
GuidePulled in here on my way to NM and after seeing it on the Dyrt, I decided to give it a try. It is a city run park that includes RV camping for $15/night on weekdays and $20/night on weekends. Water and electric at every site and some sites have 50 amps. (13-17 I believe) For the money this is not a bad deal at all. No shade ( good for my solar) but there are only 2 others camped here in this large place so, no crowding. I would stay here again for sure.
Guide2nd time staying here. Got the same spot as I did the last time. Nice and quiet.
GuideWe were greeted with Texan big hospitality, offered a free ride to a steak restaurant and escorted to our site. They even offer free coffee and bagels in the morning and free cowboy boot pins! The staff could not be more welcoming. Wish we could have stayed longer to enjoy the indoor pool. Cadillac ranch is minutes away. This RV park exceeded our expectations. Slight highway noise is my only negative comment.
ScoutAround 20 hookup spots. I arrived on a Tuesday around 7pm. Got one of the last spots. Seemed very safe. Texas DPS was making the rounds when I woke up this morning
GuideWe were specifically at the Lower Plumb area. Well maintained area with bathrooms, trash, and picnic tables. Beware of the massive number of insects, especially the wasps. They actually bit my dog. Keep in mind that you are at the bottom of a dried up lake if you are there in the summer. That's why there are so many bugs. We did get a random guy shooting in the bush for several hours.
ScoutThough it was a nicely maintained and welcoming park, if you are tent camping, plan on sleeping with earplugs or earbuds as it is right next to a railroad and you will hear trains honking every couple of hours. RVs can likely get away without such precautions, so I would only recommend this park for them.
ScoutHave stayed here twice. Donation box with suggested $10/night. A bargain. Basically a parking lot in a city park with back in spaces. For what it is, really cannot be beat. Both times there were two other rvs there, so no problem getting a spot, which is good as we arrived late both times. No reservation necessary.
Camping near Fritch, Texas, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and unique experiences. Whether you're looking for a quiet spot to relax or a place to explore, there are several campgrounds that cater to different needs.
Camping near Fritch, Texas, provides a variety of experiences, from serene landscapes to family-friendly activities. Whether you're in an RV or tent, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What camping is available near Fritch, TX?
According to TheDyrt.com, Fritch, TX offers a wide range of camping options, with 60 campgrounds and RV parks near Fritch, TX and 6 free dispersed camping spots.
Which is the most popular campground near Fritch, TX?
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Fritch, TX is Sanford-Yake Campground — Lake Meredith National Recreation Area with a 4.3-star rating from 33 reviews.
Where can I find free dispersed camping near Fritch, TX?
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 6 free dispersed camping spots near Fritch, TX.
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