Rita Blanca Lake Park

Well, I was under the impression this was $15/night to camp but, the sign says $30. We stayed since we were here. It is ok and has electric and sewer and water in ever site but basically, it us just a gravel lot with these features. A sign across the way warns not potable water andI do not know if that includes the water hookups so, I did not fill my tanks here. I do not like to guess about water.

No easy access to lake . Quiet, nice spot for a stop over. Be sure to stop at the XIT museum . Wonderful place .

Really wanted to stay here, $15 a night for full hookup. The sites need some work. We have a 26 for class C without jacks and it was almost impossible to get even close to level, finally have up and went to another park.

I will give this as a heads up, I went here shortly after a rain and the road looked like it had washed a bit with the weather so perhaps that is why the road was a little less than desirable. However after bumping down the road there was affordable camping at the end with a nice play area for kiddos (if you have them) and lake views.

There is more than one way into the lake apparently, GPS can be a bit spotty if you are using a cell phone in this area and I almost was directed down a road which looked MUCH WORSE!!

There was no one else here on a weekday in September which made for a very quiet night. I don't know how busy this place is typically during fall but if this is any indicator I'd say I would gladly return, just maybe not after a rain.

The drive in was scattered with windfarms which made the sunset some beautiful images, otherwise not much out there that is very tall!