Whether you're a tent camper, an RVer, or just passing through, Woodway, TX has a lot to offer. Camping, hiking, biking: however you want to spend your days near Woodway, you'll find great campgrounds with The Dyrt. You're sure to find the perfect campground for your Woodway camping trip.
$20 - $200 / night
"Pros
Not charged a fee to make my own on-line reservation
Friendly gate attendant
Level asphalt site surrounded by crushed granite
Grass neatly mowed throughout campground
Large"
"Airport Park on Lake Waco, in Waco, TX. We really like this park. We were in site 27, which our camp side is shady during the afternoon and evening."
$20 - $52 / night
"This campground is right on the shores of Lake Waco and we had a site with a view of the water. Lot's of space between sites and covered picnic area. "
"Nice campground with beautiful view of the lake. Quiet neighbors. The only thing is that it’s close to a major road so there is a lot of traffic noise."
$45 - $65 / night
"This is a very nice park that is located next to Interstate 35, so expect some highway noise. That doesn't bother us, and we had a lovely stay."
"We were looking for a simple place to stop overnight after driving all day toward Brownsville."
"Big rig friendly, made the reservation online, it's not free but needed some electricity to survive thr texas heat. There's a creek closed by and fishing available for guests."
"This can be a bit difficult for a tent camper however, so again I was able to find an ideal location for my RVing friends at this site."
$32 - $36 / night
"Right on Waco lake, the picnic tables were set on concrete pads with solid shelter covers. Many trails to ride and walk on."
"Beautiful views of Waco lake. We were there after season so the neighboring resort was closed. Lots of trails to walk."
$12 - $160 / night
"Texas Parks & Wildlife (TPW) goes BIG with this sweet little park! In 2015, a new Visitors Center and 20-site campground were built among the remnants of the old CCC structures."
"Great park (first one in Texas) that has some interesting history. So well maintained. Site 007 has some great shade and a cute feral kitty that comes begging for food."
"Only issue I had was that there was a sheriff that decided to bother us by driving through our camp every day."
"Great find 20 minutes outside of Waco. Quiet, in the country. Picnic sights on water."
ScoutThey are a little bit strict here but there are friendly and the showers are always clean and fishing is good.
ScoutThis is a great tent camping spot has water no electric they do have showers and a restroom there is 11 camps spots camp host is very helpful and respectful. Good place for catfishing bring your kayak
ScoutWe stayed there for 3 nights. The park is run by Emily and her father. Emily is friendly and there to make sure you have a nice stay. The park is filled with tall shade trees, nice to have in the summer heat. Located just off I-35 about 6 miles north of Baylor University.
GuideWe love this spot. Definitely ignore google to get here though… just follow the road to the end (no turning off) there are campsites to your right and left once you reach the water. At least 27 of them. Quiet. Spaced out. Most had grill and water access and the lake is a super clean rock bottom one. Super peaceful.
GuideWe enjoyed this free campsite as we were making our way down to San Antonio, Texas. It had a water spicket, which was perfect for nomad living. We were able to wash our hair, cookware, rinse off, and enjoy free potable water. The small things, right?
The site we choose was private and in close walking distance to pit toilets. It has a small trail in the back, which led to the small lake. The dogs enjoyed being off-leash and the trees surrounding us was peaceful. The fire pit was wonderful and I can see why big groups would enjoy staying here!
There was some fast-food trash around the campsite, but we did not mind picking it up. Reminder: leave it better than you found it. Overall: wonderful experience and perfectly comfortable free campsite for nomads.
Our Google Maps GPS was giving us issues on the entrance location of this site, since it is tucked away behind neighborhoods, so we relied on the maps and roads to lead us there.
RangerMy husband travels for work. We stayed here nine months out of the 11 months in Tx. We endured the high cost (1,200 per month) because the rate drops in the winter. They have many rules that they enforce when and to whom they feel like enforcing them to. My site was always tidy (no pets or children) but was informed that I would be fined 40 dollars (repeatedly) for having a small outside fridge until it was removed. Most parks do not allow mini fridges outside (some more strict than others). I had this fridge for NINE months, three other people had one as well. They did not get spoken to. This was the last straw, why we moved. Also, after nine months, they no longer allowed ANY mail to be delivered there. Prior to the fridge: They had an online issue and rented our spot and told us we had to move for a week. We stayed at the spot we moved to until they decided that this spot was not available for the summer to a full time renter. We move again. I saw three copperhead snakes while there. The issue, they do not mow regularly! My neighbor bought a push mower so his dog could go out and he could see snakes. The laundry rooms were absolutely disgusting and broken most of the time (I found a local laundry mat). They got new machines and they were still breaking down and very dirty. Dirty showers. Were told no outside wood. Have to purchase it from the store on site. The store is closed all week. Only open 3 days (winter, when you have fires), Fri, Sat & Sun. Five mile an hour speed limit, staff doses 20+ on golf carts. The road noise was incredibly loud for how far from the road the park is. The handful of lovely staff members was the only reason we stayed as long as we did.
ScoutThird time we have stayed here.The park is very clean has nice pool this is a park and not a resort. Lisa has done an outstanding with the park each time we visited there have been improvements.
ScoutI found this small camping site and it’s small but has good sites and nice lake view. Can sit by lake and have covered picnic tables. The camp sites are not covered but has enough tree coverage to make it shaded and I had pretty good wind to stay cool in the 93 degree heat. Has tent camping, and two RV slots and one truck stop which I used, it did need mowed when I was there but it was not to bad great view of the dam,
TravelerWe were looking for a simple place to stop overnight after driving all day toward Brownsville. One phone call and everything was handled by Emily - she even met us right at the gate and guided us to our spot. Sites are level, wide, and even shaded. We arrived around 9pm and departed 10 hours later - so level we didn’t even have to unhook. Very reasonable $55 for full hookups and a convenient place to spend the night.
Camping near Woodway, Texas, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and fun activities for everyone. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly spot or a peaceful retreat, there are plenty of campgrounds to choose from.
Camping near Woodway, Texas, has something for everyone, from families to solo adventurers. Just remember to check the specific amenities and features of each campground to ensure a great experience!
Frequently Asked Questions
What camping is available near Woodway, TX?
According to TheDyrt.com, Woodway, TX offers a wide range of camping options, with 123 campgrounds and RV parks near Woodway, TX and 3 free dispersed camping spots.
Which is the most popular campground near Woodway, TX?
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Woodway, TX is Airport Park - Waco Lake with a 4.1-star rating from 18 reviews.
Where can I find free dispersed camping near Woodway, TX?
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 3 free dispersed camping spots near Woodway, TX.
What parks are near Woodway, TX?
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 19 parks near Woodway, TX that allow camping, notably Waco Lake and Belton Lake.
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