Best Campgrounds near Weatherford, TX

Weatherford, Texas provides a mix of established RV parks and campgrounds within a short drive of the city center. Campers can choose from KOA facilities like Weatherford-Fort Worth West KOA, which offers full hookup sites for both RVs and tents, or more specialized venues such as Cowtown RV Park and Hooves N Wheels RV Park. Most campgrounds in this region are privately owned and cater primarily to RV travelers, though several accommodate tent camping with designated areas. Within a 30-mile radius, outdoor enthusiasts can also access more natural settings at Lake Mineral Wells State Park, which features both Plateau and Live Oak campgrounds with electric hookups and water access.

The camping landscape around Weatherford combines suburban convenience with Texas country atmosphere. Most RV parks provide concrete pads and full hookups, while state park facilities maintain more natural surroundings. One camper noted, "We stayed in a covered space with water, electricity and sewer included. Country setting, mostly quiet except for traffic on the road behind us." Highway noise can be a consideration at several locations, particularly those situated near Interstate 20. Summer temperatures regularly exceed 95°F between June and September, making shade trees and electricity for air conditioning important considerations. Most campgrounds remain open year-round, though spring and fall offer more moderate temperatures and are generally considered the prime camping seasons in this part of Texas.

Visitor experiences highlight the diversity of camping options within this region. The more highly-rated facilities like Hooves N Wheels RV Park receive praise for their amenities and country atmosphere. "This place fits me. Dog park, horse stall rentals, storage unit rentals, recreation room, bathrooms and showers, tiny home rentals," mentioned one reviewer. For those seeking water recreation, Holiday Park Campground provides sites with electricity and water near water access points. Several campgrounds feature swimming pools, which prove particularly valuable during hot summer months. While most locations near Weatherford cater to travelers seeking convenience and hookups, those willing to drive further can find more nature-immersive camping at Dinosaur Valley State Park about 35 miles southwest, which offers tent camping alongside RV sites with a backdrop of geological and paleontological features.

Best Camping Sites Near Weatherford, Texas (165)

    1. Cowtown RV Park

    7 Reviews
    Aledo, TX
    8 miles
    Website
    +1 (817) 441-7878

    "The pool is nice and clean, shallow for small children or if you just want to float around in the sun. It wasn’t ever crowded while we were there. There were a couple dog parks and three bath houses."

    "Clean spacious sides, just off the highway but not to close. We spend one night on our way west."

    2. Weatherford-Fort Worth West KOA

    4 Reviews
    Weatherford, TX
    4 miles
    Website
    +1 (817) 594-8801

    "Close to shopping. Full hook ups with trees galore. Quiet. Large coach accommodations with multiple pull thru sites. Large roadways allow easy access to the sites."

    3. Holiday Park Campground

    11 Reviews
    Benbrook, TX
    15 miles
    Website
    +1 (817) 292-2400

    $14 - $40 / night

    "I chose this campground for its proximity to Fort Worth, and the lake. Just far enough off the highway to diminish all noise, surrounded by hiking trails, is the well maintained Holiday Park."

    "Cabins looked fine from the outside.

    Holiday Park, Fort Worth, TX (Scale 1- bad, 5-Very good

    (71 yr olds in 17’ trailer.)"

    4. Hooves N Wheels RV Park

    2 Reviews
    Weatherford, TX
    2 miles
    Website
    +1 (817) 599-4686

    $45 - $55 / night

    "Close to dining and stores. Internet poor."

    5. Camp 10626 RV Park

    2 Reviews
    Weatherford, TX
    6 miles
    +1 (817) 929-4925

    $465 / night

    "We were looking for a park with close proximity to downtown as we are in town on a six month project."

    "This RV Camp is conveniently located between the this bustling cities of Azle and Lake Worth.

    2 minutes from Fort Worth nature center. 10 minutes to eagle mountain lake and lake worth."

    6. Dinosaur Valley State Park Campground

    60 Reviews
    Glen Rose, TX
    31 miles
    Website
    +1 (254) 897-4588

    $18 - $70 / night

    "This Texas state parks is one of favorites. I have been quite a few times since I was a kid and it never gets old. It is just inside of Glen Rose, Texas, located along the Paluxy river."

    "On my quest to visit many different Texas State Parks, this one was a great one and one that I would surely return to!"

    7. Plateau — Lake Mineral Wells State Park

    12 Reviews
    Mineral Wells, TX
    20 miles
    Website
    +1 (940) 328-1171

    $24 / night

    "* Great rock climbing

    • Awesome hiking trails and nature…love the quiet solitude
    • Watching the sunsets from the viewing blinds
    • Lots of wildlife..Deer, Robin's
    • Multiple fishing piers and"

    "Walk right up to lake. Spots to our right had kayaks to put in right at campsite. Dump site on the way out. Spotted a Texas bobcat."

    8. Gypsy Moon Hideaway RV Park

    3 Reviews
    Granbury, TX
    12 miles
    Website
    +1 (817) 526-2567

    $28 - $450 / night

    "There's a spot across the back meadow next to the lake that is our absolute favorite. Beware of tons of caterpillars in the springtime.

    River access is very convenient. Can tube or boat right in."

    "We arrived about 4 p.m., and there was no one around to check in with, I think because of a family emergency of some sort.  So I just picked one of the open RV lots and backed in. "

    9. Tired Traveler RV Park

    2 Reviews
    Weatherford, TX
    10 miles
    Website
    +1 (682) 302-9484

    "We stayed at the Cisco location as we were traveling through Texas. This is not an RV "park". It's more of a stop over for passing through. No amenities, no one on site."

    10. Live Oak — Lake Mineral Wells State Park

    10 Reviews
    Mineral Wells, TX
    19 miles
    Website
    +1 (940) 328-1171

    $30 / night

    "We drove 4 hours to Lake Mineral Wells State Park. We arrived late at night and due to flooding, the main road into the park was closed but a back entrance had been opened."

    "We enjoyed our seven-day stay, cell data was horrible, but the hiking trails were great, could mix-and-match these trails for very long walks, average or short."

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Recent Reviews near Weatherford, TX

613 Reviews of 165 Weatherford Campgrounds


  • Julie H.
    Aug. 14, 2025

    Green Deer RV Park

    Green Deer RV Park

    My time at Green Deer was perfect. Zero issues. Staff was so friendly! The park is clean and my family felt safe. Would absolutely recommend!!

  • SThe Dyrt PRO User
    Aug. 8, 2025

    The Vineyards

    A must stay!!!

    In a very nice campground with spacious FHU sites that are concrete pads and level. Great views of the lake. A well equipped campground store with lots of items. Clean large bathrooms and showers as well as a laundry room. Have events throughout the week for social activities for adults and kids. Great hosts and a very well kept campground. Definitely a place to stay overnight or a week.

  • S
    Jul. 24, 2025

    Hunter Park

    I had a great time here

    Hunter Park in Texas is truly a great destination for those who love camping. I had the opportunity to experience and feel the fresh air and peace here. Although the terrain is relatively flat and the trees are sparse, the closeness to nature made me feel relaxed. The weather can change quite dramatically, so I recommend being well prepared. A big plus is its proximity to Dinosaur Valley State Park and Lake Granbury, where you can enjoy activities like hiking and boating. Hunter Park is truly the perfect place for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of life!

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  • Janie M.The Dyrt PRO User
    Jul. 21, 2025

    Hunter Park

    Peaceful

    It’s a pretty awesome place to camp and it’s really quiet. There are restrooms but no water or electricity but they are really good at maintaining the restrooms (stocked with toilet paper and keeping it clean) they are particular about you only staying 10 days so just be mindful of that.

  • Dan W.The Dyrt PRO User
    Jul. 16, 2025

    The Vineyards Campground & Cabins

    Beautiful & well maintained

    Great place to spend the week. Swim beach, playground, everything you could need. Cleanest bathrooms and showers.

  • R
    Jul. 3, 2025

    Possum Kingdom State Park Campground

    Not a true campsite

    If you want to really camp , and not in a 50 footer , this is not a place to do it . Maybe the sites behind the lake would be better . We have camped across the country with a 12 footer teardrop 3 times . . This is my least favorite campsite ! Pads are broken up almost to the point of dangerous. Walked around in flip flops and had tar balls attach to my feet.

  • Rosita A.The Dyrt PRO User
    Jun. 9, 2025

    Gypsy Moon Hideaway RV Park

    Peaceful

    We stayed for 2 nights; very quiet; peaceful; loved all the ducks,goats and wildlife.Amy is amazing; we are planning to go back again; wish we could’ve stayed longer

  • MThe Dyrt PRO User
    Jun. 8, 2025

    Lyndon B. Johnson National Grassland Dispersed Camping

    Worked Well for Overnight

    Was transiting between central Texas toward Colorado in an off-grid TT and didn’t want to venture far off 287 for a comfortable, quiet & safe place to stay for the night. Taking the Trinity exit north off the loop around Decatur and using the navigation to the LBJ Grasslands to Park Rd 904 access was easy (& scenic). Once inside you could tell there’d been recent rain but the wet areas were easily avoided. Sites are spacious and we soon found a pretty great vista view from which the spectacular sunset was just a great bonus. Will make a note to use this stop en route out of the central part of the state going west for future trips.


Guide to Weatherford

Campsites near Weatherford, Texas offer convenient lake access within a 30-mile radius of the city. The area sits at approximately 850-1,000 feet elevation with summer temperatures regularly exceeding 95°F from June through September. Fall and spring bring more moderate conditions, with overnight temperatures dropping significantly during winter months. Several parks feature unique geological formations alongside water recreation opportunities.

What to do

Swimming at public beach areas: Lake Mineral Wells State Park has a gradual-depth swimming area perfect for families. "The beach was pretty crowded but the lake depth is very gradual so there was plenty of space for everyone to play, regardless of age or swimming ability," notes Heather W. about the Live Oak Campground.

Rock climbing and exploration: The rocky formations near Lake Mineral Wells provide opportunities for climbers of various skill levels. "The best features are near the rock climbing side. Really enjoyed that leg," shares Daniel L. who visited Live Oak. Penitentiary Cove contains notable rock formations, crevasses, and shallow caves.

Trails for all abilities: Holiday Park Campground offers a mix of wooded trails. "Lots of trails to walk in area, but because of this massive rain its not possible to walk over by the dam, just to be aware if it," explains Marianne M. about her experience at Plateau Campground. Many parks feature interconnected trail systems suitable for day hikes.

What campers like

Proximity to urban amenities with rural feel: Campers appreciate the short driving distance to conveniences while maintaining a country atmosphere. "We were looking for a park with close proximity to downtown as we are in town on a six month project. This park is the ticket...close to shopping, restaurants, lakes, etc. environment is laid back and quiet though right on the highway so quick access to metro area!" explains Jerry L. about Camp 10626 RV Park.

Wildlife viewing opportunities: Many sites offer chances to see local wildlife up close. "We saw lots of birds and turtels in the lake," reports Marianne M. about Plateau Campground. Deer sightings are common throughout the area, with armadillos also frequently spotted at certain parks.

Water recreation access: Most campgrounds provide easy lake or river access. "River access is very convenient. Can tube or boat right in," notes LaRee S. about Gypsy Moon Hideaway RV Park. Several parks offer rental equipment or launch points for personal watercraft.

What you should know

Weather considerations: Summer camping requires preparation for extreme heat. "We stayed in site #05. This site ha 50 amp electric and water. Park was very well kept, grass mowed and cover over picnic table. This site had little to no shade, ac had to work very hard. Would not recommend this site in summer time," advises Arvis C. about Holiday Park Campground.

Campsite privacy varies significantly: Some parks offer more secluded sites than others. "Campsites were very private," notes Maggie C. about Live Oak Campground. Sites at certain parks can be closely spaced, particularly at RV-focused facilities.

Seasonal crowds: Spring and fall bring the most visitors, especially at state parks. "We stayed for a few nights while traveling through Fort Worth and enjoyed this park. It was a great location, quiet and had a playground for our kids," shares Emily R. about Cowtown RV Park.

Tips for camping with families

Choose sites with playground access: Some campgrounds offer dedicated play areas for children. "We stayed for a few nights while traveling through Fort Worth and enjoyed this park. It was a great location, quiet and had a playground for our kids," mentions Emily R. about Cowtown RV Park.

Consider screen shelters in summer: Some sites include covered areas to escape heat and insects. "They do have sites available that haves shelter with screen door and picnic table inside a huge bonus to get out of the sun and bugs," explains Sonja M. about Live Oak Campground.

Plan for swimming opportunities: Parks with designated swimming areas provide relief from summer heat. "The lake has a spillway that goes over the road. Near the spillway is a sandy beach without a lifeguard," notes Heather W. regarding Dinosaur Valley State Park Campground, adding "The park rents canoes, kayaks and paddleboats by the hour."

Tips from RVers

Hookup availability varies by park: Not all parks offer full services. "We stayed in a covered space with water, electricity," reports one camper at Cowtown RV Park. For those needing full hookups, private RV parks typically provide more complete services than state facilities.

Concrete pads for easier leveling: Many RV parks in the area feature concrete parking areas. "Level concrete camp spots. The FHUs were in good working order," explains JOHN T. about Cowtown RV Park.

Amenities for extended stays: Some parks offer additional facilities for longer visits. "The laundry room is large with a good number of machines and a nice waiting area. It also has a change machine," notes Tyler & Stephanie C. about Tired Traveler RV Park.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are the best spots for camping at Lake Weatherford?

Lake Weatherford offers several excellent camping options nearby. Hunter Park provides a peaceful experience with relatively flat terrain and sparse trees, giving campers a true connection with nature. The park's wide-open spaces are perfect for those who enjoy stargazing. For more amenities and water activities, Plateau — Lake Mineral Wells State Park is within driving distance and features excellent hiking trails, rock climbing opportunities, and multiple fishing piers. The park also has a store that sells bait and rents kayaks and canoes, making it convenient for water enthusiasts. Both locations offer a great escape while remaining accessible to the Weatherford area.

Are there cabins available for rent at Lake Weatherford?

While Lake Weatherford itself has limited cabin options directly on the lake, several nearby accommodations offer cabin rentals for visitors. Midway Pines RV Park features cottages and cabins for those seeking more comfortable accommodations than traditional tent camping. Another option within driving distance is Gypsy Moon Hideaway RV Park, which offers cabin rentals alongside their RV sites. For a more complete outdoor experience with cabin comfort, consider exploring Lake Mineral Wells State Park which has screened shelters available for reservation. Always call ahead to check availability and amenities, as cabin features and reservation requirements vary by location.

What RV parks are available near Weatherford, TX?

Weatherford and its surrounding area offer several excellent RV park options. Rock Island RV Park features a quaint pond with RV sites surrounding the water, creating a peaceful atmosphere with ducks and geese adding to the charm. The park even keeps horses, donkeys, and other animals on the premises. Treetops RV Resort provides clean, quiet sites with beautiful shade trees, mostly pull-through spaces for easy setup, and amenities including fire pits, picnic tables, and private bath houses. Other options include Camp 10626 RV Park, which offers convenient highway access and proximity to shopping and restaurants, and Hooves N Wheels RV Park, which accommodates big rigs and provides full hookups.

Is there a KOA campground in Weatherford, TX?

Yes, Weatherford does have a KOA campground. The Weatherford-Fort Worth West KOA is located near Weatherford and offers typical KOA amenities and services. This campground features both drive-in and walk-in access options, with reservable sites that accommodate various camping styles. The KOA provides water hookups, toilet facilities, and is big-rig friendly for RV campers. As with most KOA locations, you can expect a family-friendly environment with maintained facilities and helpful staff. Its strategic location makes it a convenient base for exploring both Weatherford attractions and the greater Fort Worth area while enjoying the comforts of an established camping network.