Best Tent Camping near Hemphill, TX
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Best Tent Sites Near Hemphill, Texas (11)
1. ANGELINA (Sam Rayburn Reservoir Area) 936-897-1068
1 Review•1 Photo•5 SavesAngelina National Forest, TexasLocated in the heart of east Texas, the 153,179-acre Angelina National Forest is located in Angelina, Nacogdoches, San Augustine and Jasper counties. The forest lies in the Neches River Basin and on the north and south shores of Sam Rayburn Reservoir, a 114,500-acre lake on the Angelina River formed by the construction of Sam Rayburn Dam in the early 1960's. A family enjoys a walk at Boykin Springs Recreation Area in the Angeling National Forest.
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- Fires
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- Trash
2. Kisatchie Bayou NF Campground - Temporarily Closed
7 Reviews•40 Photos•88 SavesGorum, LouisianaThe campground and day-use area are temporarily closed for construction to stabilize the banks of the Bayou.
Visitors to the Kisatchie Bayou Recreation Complex can enjoy scenic views of the rocky bayou surrounded by beautiful old growth hardwood and pine which gives this out-of-the-way recreation area such a wonderful setting for visitors. Hiking, camping, picnicking, fishing, and just relaxing are all popular activities enjoyed here.
Kisatchie Bayou Campground is a primitive walk-in camping atmosphere with 17 walk-in sites and 1 drive-in site at the middle parking area. Tent pads, barbeque pits, and lantern posts are at each campsite. Trash receptacles and restrooms are available, but visitors should be aware that there is NO WATER AVAILABLE at this campground. This complex is a designated fee area.
At the Day Use Area, there are vault restroom facilities, trash receptacles, picnic tables and fire rings. There are access steps to the bank of the bayou which allows canoe users to unload from the lower parking lot to the waters edge. Fishing is a very popular activity at Kisatchie Bayou with the possibility of hooking a bass, perch, sunfish, or catfish.
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- Trash
- Picnic Table
$2 / night
3. Coyote Camp
8 Reviews•23 Photos•78 SavesCloutierville, LouisianaVisitors to Coyote Camp can enjoy an out-of-the-way camping area within the National Red Dirt Wildlife Management Preserve. Although this camp is a designated hunter's camp, it can be utilized year around by general forest visitors. Very primitive site with limited facilities. There is OHV access to the Sandstone Trail.
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- Fires
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- Group
- Trash
4. Bouton Lake Campground
2 Reviews•2 Photos•10 SavesAngelina National Forest, Texas- Pets
- Fires
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- Group
- Picnic Table
5. Red Bluff Camp
3 Reviews•11 Photos•28 SavesProvencal, LouisianaVisitors to Red Bluff Camp can expect a primitive camp inside the National Red Dirt Wildlife Management Preserve. This camping area is a walk-in tent type camping facility which users must hike in 1/4 mile from the parking area to get to the Kisatchie Bayou shore. General camping, no water available, vault toilets, and trash receptacles.
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- Standard (Tent/RV)
6. Po-Man Outdoor Collective R&R
1 Review•11 Photos•14 SavesJasper, Texas21.56 acre homestead in the Piney Woods of Deep East Texas that you will have the freedom to explore, hike, bike, and camp on without pesky campground neighbors breathing down your neck! Our grounds are maintained much like public lands would be. We don't want to feel like a campground- we strive to maintain the integrity of being out in nature- there's plenty of"campgrounds". We will limit the number of reservations to always ensure that hidden spot in the woods feel when you stay with us! Each campsite will receive a fire ring and portable camp toilet system. We do offer an outdoor hot/cold shower for our guests. You're encouraged to bring your fishing gear as there multiple opportunities at the areas famous fishing holes including Lake Livingston, Lake Conroe, and Lake Sam Rayburn- just to name a few! If you are a mountain biker- feel free to bring your setup! We would encourage help in designing a great ride through course! Hiker- we have you covered there as well! Bring your horses and enjoy riding on our property- we dont have stalls or a barn for them, but you are welcome to graze them for hours and ride them freely on our land. ATV's are welcome to be used on our property so long as our property and other guests are respected. We will be building this campground as we go, using input from our guests! We offer loyalty bonuses, too! Due to having no paved roads- 4WD currently recommended. Children and well behaved furry family friends are welcome to join us. We do have livestock you are welcome to interact with including pigs, roosters, miniature horses and more as we are also a farm animal rescue and sanctuary. The park as a whole will be under constant growth and expansion. As a result, prices will evolve as amenities are added.
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- Reservable
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- Dispersed
$15 / night
7. Hunters Camp - Calcasieu Ranger District
4 Reviews•13 Photos•53 SavesFort Polk, LouisianaThe Hunter Camp is a very primitive camping area in the middle of the forest. There is a camping loop area and a vault restroom facility and is centrally located near the Ouiska Chitto Trail. The Longleaf Scenic Area is also nearby with the Big Branch Trail running right next to the camp.
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- Fires
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8. Harvey Creek Park
Be the first to review!•3 SavesAngelina National Forest, Texas- Pets
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- Picnic Table
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9. Campers Cove - Town Bluff Reservoir
Be the first to review!•2 SavesSteinhagen Lake, TexasThis recreation area is part of Steinhagen Lake
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10. Bluffview Park
Be the first to review!•2 SavesSpurger, TexasOverview
Bluffview Park is located on the southwest side of B.A. Steinhagen Lake, in Town Bluff, Texas. The lake provides a great getaway for fishing, boating, picnicking, camping and birding.
Recreation
B.A. Steinhagen Lake is a prime location for boating, canoeing, fishing and wildlife viewing. Several parks with boat ramps and docks are scattered around the lake. Fishing is a popular pastime. Largemouth bass, catfish and crappie are the primary sport species found in the lake. Younger anglers love the children's fishing pond within Magnolia Park, just 6.5 miles north. A Kid's Fish Day is held annually in June. The road systems within nearby Magnolia Ridge and Sandy Creek Parks offer excellent family biking opportunities for 3-5 mile rides.
Facilities
Bluffview Park is a year-round day-use area that offers one large group picnic shelter with electricity and water. Numerous individual picnic sites, some of which have shelters, are available on a first come, first served basis. Flush toilets, drinking water and trash collection are provided. A small store is located across the road from the campground with bait, fuel and ice.
Natural Features
The lake lies in the heart of the East Texas Pineywoods, a beautiful region known for its pine uplands, bottomland hardwoods and pine-hardwood mixed forests, which provide habitat for a wide range of wildlife. White-tailed deer, squirrels, rabbits, red and gray fox, bobwhite quail, and numerous species of ducks, geese, waterfowl and songbirds make their home in the area.
Nearby Attractions
Nearby Martin Dies, Jr. State Park offers hiking, canoeing, fishing, swimming, biking and wildlife viewing opportunities. The Walnut Slough, Sandy Creek and Neches Paddling Trails meander from 3-16 miles on the park's backwater sloughs, the open lake and the swift Neches River. The Angelina-Neches/Dam B Wildlife Management Area is located at the north end of the lake, covering nearly 13,000 acres. The area boasts beautiful mature hardwoods, including cypress, sweet gum and red and water oak. Some areas feature stands of loblolly and shortleaf pine. Visitors have the opportunity to hunt, fish, hike and view wildlife in this extraordinary ecosystem.
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$45 / night
Recent Tent Reviews near Hemphill, Texas
310 Reviews of 11 Hemphill Campgrounds
Trevor H.
Traveler
Ebenezer Park
Decent
There aren't many sites for basic tent camping here, maybe 10-15 tent sites, and the rest are equestrian. It's a pretty tidy looking campground. There is a park host that is usually hanging around if you need something. We ended up being neighbors with a large group that was using their fire like a bonfire so we let the park host know about it. Probably won't come back unless in off season. But it's good enough
- FFrutsnx.11
ScoutEbenezer Park
Simple park, good scenery
We went in early March for tent camping. The park seems very well designed for equestrian, but also good for tent camping. The trails are nice and wide. Tent spots are spacious, although most sites do require a decent walk from the car.
Will B.
Guide
Cypress Bend State Rec Area
Great lake
The view was great. We were tent camping and were told spot 11 and 10 would be the best for tent camping. This was not the best spots the roads also need a lot of attention they were very rough.
- Robert W.Traveler
COE Sam Rayburn Reservoir San Augustine Park
full hook ups for trailers and tent sites full bathrooms/showers swimming
Nice swimming area seperate tent sites close to town
- Robert W.Traveler
Mill Creek Park
Nice camp ground with full showers and bathrooms designated swimming area
These are full hook up sites only no tent sites
Geoffrey G.Guide
Martin Dies, Jr. State Park Campground
Amazing
Thia camp ground is owned and managed by Texas Parks and Wildlife. It is well maintained and kept. The RV camp sites are plenty big and the tent sites are big enough to pitch the large multi person cabin tents. The fishing is a amazing and the store is cool.
Sippi’s S.Guide
Lotus Camp
For primitive camping this is great
Me and a few fellas went here fir a weekend trip tent camping it has water and a restroom but no shower or electricity. This was a GREAT weekend guys trip
GoWhereYouAreDraw N.
Legend
Indian Mounds Recreation Area
Quiet place to camp
Indian Mounds Campground is located in East Texas near the Texas-Louisiana border in the Sabine National Forest. It is a quiet and peaceful location to camp.
RV and tent campsites come with a fire ring, a picnic table, and potable water. Good views of the lake and situated in forest area. Nearby hiking, biking, swimming, and fishing. Not many campers in campground and that made for a great stay!
NapunaniLegend
COE Sam Rayburn Reservoir Twin Dikes Park
Weirdly Spaced FHU Sites
We camped in Loop A during the week of Thanksgiving 2020 by making reservations 134 days prior to arriving. Very friendly volunteer gate attendants, but not sure when they work the gate as we tried to find them twice in one day and no one around and no info on how to contact/find someone, even tho there are four different campsites marked“attendant”. Overall, very quiet campground the week of Thanksgiving except for the highway noise from Highway 255, which was loud! Nine site FHU loop where sites are crammed together, weirdly and poorly laid out and spaced. No vegetation between sites so no privacy here what-so-ever! We could hear everyone’s conversations, even some that were inside their RV! Back-in site 12 was a tricky challenge to get into due to the terrain. First a dip before a narrow entrance over drainage ditch pipe, then a steep grade which almost had us scrapping the asphalt as we saw evidence of many that had previously. The narrow asphalt parking pad is deteriorating on the utility hook up side leaving a 6-8 inch drop off, so not very forgiving! Most asphalt site pads in this loop are in poor condition. Site 12 was not level side-to-side. Site 12 also has two wooden enclosures(wooden fence) that house utility panel boxes. At first, we thought we had our own outhouse! There is a slight view of the lake from Site 12. Recreation.gov states this site is"full shade", which we disagree. Our concrete picnic table on a concrete pad was fairly close to the parking pad. Our site also included a rotting shelter over the table, a rotting wooden bar-height prep table(aka fish cleaning table), a wooden lantern pole and a metal fire pit with a grilling grate that was one big tripping hazard due to the concrete slab the pit was placed on was broken up and huge hunks of concrete displaced around the metal fire pit. What a mess. Toilet/shower facility just for this campground loop fairly clean, but not serviced every day(during the week). Tent sites are along the lake in Loop A. There is a significant drop-off down to the water’s edge. Evidence of tent campsites that had been washed out/destroyed in recent flooding. Not a good stargazing location due to other close by campers with numerous outdoor lights burning all night! Super friendly squirrels that ate from our hands. No other wildlife sighting during our 4 night stay the week of Thanksgiving. Sam Rayburn Lake is beautiful. Park has a boat ramp and a large ramp parking area. No firewood for sale in this park. A bait shop, Valero fuel station, liquor store and a couple restaurants within a 5-minute drive of the Park entrance. Jasper has a Tractor Supply and a small Walmart. Lufkin has most chain restaurants, Lowes, Super Walmart, etc. Two bars AT&T signal
ShirleyGuide
Shirley Creek Marina & Campground
Best Place To Camp on Lake Sam Rayburn!
We absolutely love this park! RV and tent sites right on the water, beach area for swimming, boat docks and ramp, etc. We extended our stay and plan to for awhile! The staff is so welcoming! Oh and there are 13 gorgeous cabins for rent! I highly recommend this park!
- RRocky F.Guide
Coyote Camp
Great quiet place over all
My wife and I stayed one night, it was very nice and peaceful. We found it very easy, and was definitely in the woods. We were the only people there, it was a Sunday and we were disperse tent camping. Once it got dark, a few vehicles passed thru but did not stop. The wooden area was very shady too! We really enjoyed it!
- CChris C.Traveler
Martin Dies, Jr. State Park Campground
Park hosting
My wife and I have been park hosts here at Martin Dies jr state park for 3 months now. We have been coming here for years. The park has around 200 rv, tent sites, and cabins ( 3 cabins have a/c ). They have trails and rent kayaks and canoes. Plenty of Wildlife like deer, raccoons, gray foxes, birds and of course gators.
- BBeckyScout
Powell
Beautiful lake, Spotless Camp grounds, Awesome Staff
Went to Powell not knowing what to expect. The lake is beautiful, the camp grounds are spotless and the Staff is awesome. Great facilities whether tent camping, RV camping or staying in a cabin. Cabins are small and rustic as you would expect but very clean. What you’d want since you will be outside enjoying the great outdoors! Boat rentals, pontoons for larger groups, fishing, water sports, they have it all. Did I mention how awesome the staff is??? So accommodating and friendly. We will be back!
- BBeckyScout
Powell Park Campground
Love this campground!!!
Beautiful lake, Spotless Camp grounds, Awesome Staff Went to Powell not knowing what to expect. The lake is beautiful, the camp grounds are spotless and the Staff is awesome. Great facilities whether tent camping, RV camping or staying in a cabin. Cabins are small and rustic as you would expect but very clean. What you’d want since you will be outside enjoying the great outdoors! Boat rentals, pontoons for larger groups, fishing, water sports, they have it all. Did I mention how awesome the staff is??? So accommodating and friendly. We will be back!
- NN I.Legend
Indian Mounds Recreation Area
Inexpensive
Fee: $4.00 camping per night
$2.00 day use fee
Limit: 14 days
28 days on selected sites
Sites: 37 RV or tent sites but some are closed along with 2 bathrooms
due to tornado damage
Set in the rolling hills of east Texas you will find trash service, water, portapots instead of bathrooms. Hunting season saw several sites were taken. Toledo Bend Reservoir is on the Sabine River and has an area of 185,000 acres. It is the largest man made body of water partially in Louisiana and Texas and the largest in the south. The fifth largest by surface in the United States. Deepest is at 110 feet and they do have alligators. There are stumps and other under water obstructions so be careful while in the water.
Buffalo Hide loop was the best camping loop with views of the water but there were no water sites.
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- NN I.Legend
Kisatchie Bayou NF Campground - Temporarily Closed
Beauty on the Bayou
Fee: $2.00 day use $2.00 per vehicle
17 primitive walk in tent sites with the sites running along side the beautiful Kisatchie Bayou. There is one drive in that is located in the parking lot. The bayou looks more like a creek in Arkansas than a Louisiana bayou. Don't think you will find a gator in that bayou. The hardwood and pine forest has lain down a beautiful carpet under your feet with very little noise when you walk. NO WATER. Nice parking area and great hiking. There are a lot of picnic tables and grills close to the parking lots for day use. Pit toilet, grill, picnic table, fire ring, lantern pole. The area is very beautiful and the peace is amazing especially along side the bayou. Road in is in very good shape.
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- Heidi R.Guide
Magnolia Ridge
Nice & Quiet
Tent camper, site #30. Deep into the piney woods and swampy outcrops of B.A. Steinhagen lake, I camped under the shade of a huge magnolia tree alongside very tall pines and oaks. Alligators are present all day and night near the water. They aren’t a nuisance. Good utility hookups, nice covered eating area, the grass all over the area is very lush and well kept. Bathrooms are okay, I didn’t use their shower because there isn’t much airflow and I probably would’ve sweat even more after taking one which would defeat the purpose. Not a whole lot of tent sites w/utilities, us tent campers are a dying breed amongst public campgrounds and it’s sad. My site was isolated on one side, RVers all along the other side. Lots of music from frogs, birds, etc. One raccoon came to sniff every night but I know not to leave any crumbs or accessible food. Dollar General and gas station are less than 2 miles outside of the park at a small blinking light intersection. Perfect !
John H.GuideMartin Dies, Jr. State Park Campground
Tall Trees, Open Waters, Tired Trails
Tent Camped 9JUN20- 1 night
TO BE FAIR, this was RIGHT after everyone reopened and things were all weird. There was no one to check in with and the whole time we were there we never saw any park personnel. The park was MAYBE 25% camped, but might have been less than that. Sites were huge and well treed, no pads but good drainage, which was a blessing because it POURED overnight.
Site 334 was on the water with great trees and soft ground to camp on. Our closest neighbor was 500 feet away, and they were the only other one on our loop.
The park was empty and quiet with no canoes or anything available due to COVID.
The bathrooms were older and pretty clean, but not overly tended to.
The trails were a little rough and needed a lot of rotted wood replaced on the bridges and benches. Tons of birds and wildlife to see.
Brought my dog but not a lot of good places for him to get in the water.
It was the first time I had camped in 10 years, so this was the perfect place for a shakeout camp.
- NN I.Legend
Willow Oak
Lazy Days
Fees: $4.00 camping per day
$2.00 per vehicle per day
Limit: up to 28 days (select sites)
Sites: 1 RV and tent walk in sites
409-625-1940
No water or electric. Drinking water, portable toilets, picnic table, trash, fire pit, water views, boat ramp and parking area. This campground is set on the shores of the Toledo Bend Reservoir close to Hemphill. The reservoir is 185,000 acres and provides a great outdoor vacation. The fee is suspended at this time. The road in is in good shape and travels through the pine forest.
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- BBradScout
Martin Dies, Jr. State Park Campground
Nice, but windy weekend
We stayed in a tent at site 124. It was crazy windy when we were setting up our tent. This part of the park was really windy for two of the three days, but we still had a great time. Typical, nice Texas State Park. Nice sites. Enjoyed the hiking on wide trails. They did not rent canoes or kayaks because of the winds.
William B.Scout
Mid Lake Campground
Peaceful Retreat at Mid Lake Campground
Mid Lake Campground in Milam, Texas, is a great spot for outdoor lovers. With 33 campsites, lake views, and clean facilities, it’s ideal for tent campers and RVs. Visitors love the fishing pier, swimming platform, and the convenience store stocked with essentials. The peaceful atmosphere and campfire-friendly sites make it a relaxing retreat, perfect for a weekend or longer stay.
David S.
Ranger
Ragtown Campground
Great Spot
This is a nice, relatively secluded campsite on the Sabine River / Toledo Bend Reservoir area. Access is easy as it is a mix of hard packed gravel and paved roads, with designated parking for each campsite. Sites are well designed with grills, fire pits, and ample flat space for tents. The bugs were intense but that's what you get in East Texas in the summer, but overall it's a good spot. They are currently making improvements to the area so there is some construction and some closed sites, but we visited on the weekend and no one was working.
Analia F.Ranger
Brookeland / Lake Sam Rayburn KOA
Loved being by the water
If you want to escape the hot summer in Texas, I would recommend coming to Brookeland Campground because there is a beautiful lake nearby. My cousins and I took a trip to this campground to enjoy the lake, hiking and of course the outdoors. We brought a 6 person tent, and this fit comfortably in our campsite. There is also a fire ring and table within your site as well. There is only 1 bathroom within the campground, or at least what we could find. It was a porta-potty style, and smelt so bad. Not sure how often they clean it, but it was pretty bad (especially with the heat....made it worse!). Thankfully we came prepared and brought our own toilet paper, because by the 2nd night we were there, there was no toilet paper in the bathroom. We heard a few people complain about this. Although the bathroom was gross, the rest of the campground was pretty clean. There are dumpsters as you leave, so please make sure to clean up after yourselves. We enjoyed hiking in the morning, and then playing in the lake mid morning-afternoon. There were tons of people swimming, boating, tubing, kayaking and stand up paddle boarding. It was a blast, and perfect for the hot weather. Definitely bring bug spray because there were so many mosquitos near the campground. I left with a few pretty big welts. I would definitely come back to this campground! Recommend.
Slot Min D.TravelerMid Lake Campground
Review of Mid Lake Campground
Mid Lake Campground, located near Milam, Texas, is a well-equipped and scenic destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Overlooking the stunning Toledo Bend Lake, this campground offers a perfect blend of nature and comfort, making it ideal for both short getaways and extended stays. With 33 campsites, many featuring electric hookups and picnic tables, it caters to both tent campers and RV travelers alike. One of the standout features of Mid Lake Campground is its lakefront access, providing excellent opportunities for fishing, boating, and swimming. Visitors can take advantage of the fishing pier, boat slips, and kayak rentals, making it a prime location for anglers and water recreation enthusiasts. For those looking to relax, the swimming platform and picnic areas offer a tranquil setting to enjoy the natural beauty of the lake. Guests frequently praise the well-maintained facilities, including clean showers and toilets, as well as the convenience store on-site, which stocks essential supplies, snacks, and fishing bait. The campground also allows fires, adding to the classic camping experience with fire pits for roasting marshmallows and enjoying evenings under the stars. For a break from outdoor activities, visitors can explore the nearby Sabine National Forest or check out the NASA museum for a unique local experience. With free WiFi, pet-friendly policies, and spacious RV pull-through sites with full hookups, Mid Lake Campground offers both relaxation and adventure for all types of campers. Whether you're an avid fisherman, a nature lover, or simply looking for a peaceful lakeside retreat, Mid Lake Campground delivers a memorable camping experience with breathtaking views and top-notch amenities.
- David S.Ranger
Indian Mounds Recreation Area
Lakeside Camping
This is a nice spot with a reasonable level of development. Campsites have trash and toilet, and leveled out spaces to put a vehicle or tent. Many have installed benches and tables too. Very peaceful and right on the water.
- MMatty M.Traveler
COE Sam Rayburn Reservoir Twin Dikes Park
Excellent & Gorgeous
Would be 5 stars except it's close enough to the road that you get traffic noise. I camped early January and was the only tent camper, quite enjoyable. Very pretty lake view and sunsets and sunrise are delightful. Showers are warm, not the hottest, but welcome nontheless.
Jeffery O.Scout
COE Town Bluff Lake Sandy Creek Park
Family Weekend Camping
We went camping with our extended family, fun was had by all. The campground was nice and clean, the host were pleasant, and we enjoyed our weekend. We were in 2 RVs and a Tent.
Guide to Hemphill
Tent camping near Hemphill, Texas, offers a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in nature while enjoying a variety of amenities and activities. With several well-reviewed campgrounds in the area, outdoor enthusiasts can find the perfect spot to set up their tents and explore the great outdoors.
Tips for tent camping near Hemphill
- At ANGELINA (Sam Rayburn Reservoir Area), enjoy paved roads and ample space for kids to roam while you set up your tent.
- Be prepared for wildlife encounters at Bouton Lake Campground, where you can spot deer and other animals in the area.
- Bring your own firewood to Harvey Creek Park, as it does not provide firewood on-site.
Local attractions and activities
- Kayaking on the lake is a highlight at ANGELINA (Sam Rayburn Reservoir Area), making it a great spot for water enthusiasts.
- Explore the trails and enjoy the serene environment at Coyote Camp, perfect for hiking and observing local wildlife.
- Experience the beauty of the Kisatchie Bayou at Kisatchie Bayou NF Campground - Temporarily Closed, where you can hike and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
Some prices for tent camping range from $0 to $5
- Camping at Coyote Camp is free, making it an excellent choice for budget-conscious campers.
- For a small fee, you can access the beautiful sites at Kisatchie Bayou NF Campground - Temporarily Closed, which offers a unique camping experience alongside the bayou.
- Expect to pay around $5 for day use at ANGELINA (Sam Rayburn Reservoir Area), where you can enjoy various amenities and activities.
Frequently Asked Questions
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According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular tent campground near Hemphill, TX is ANGELINA (Sam Rayburn Reservoir Area) 936-897-1068 with a 5-star rating from 1 review.
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