Cleburne State Park Campground

We stayed at Poplar Point loop on the lake. A beautiful view out our bedroom window. It rained hard one night, but the steep grade toward the lake kept the sites from puddling. The Coyote Run hiking trail was moderately difficult and had a great view at the end. I’d give it more stars, except (1) most sites (at least at Poplar Point) are not level, (2) it’s not inexpensive, and (3) there is no cell service except for the occasional partial bar that we could text through. Great if you want to go off-grid, but it makes us very uncomfortable. Luckily the host was right across the way. They have cell booster infrastructure in place, but it was 3G and went down when AT&T stopped supporting it. I hope they upgrade it soon so we can go back.

Cleburne SP is one of our go to locations south of the Dallas / Fort Worth Metroplex.  Very nice spring fed lake with lots of hiking trails and fishing spots.   Poplar Point Loop has full hookups with some having lake front access.   North Creek Loop also has full hookups.   Electric and Water only loops are Cedar Grove, Shady Springs and Keyhole.

Once again Cleburne State Park has been such an amazing place to visit. If you get to go please try to get spot (46) it’s a full hook up and tent camping. That’s not the best part of it it it right on the lake with its own beach area. As the wonderful park rangers in the front said, “ the best view and camping spot in the whole park”.

Finally glad to be back camping and having fun.

Stay safe my adventures!

Alex from Adventure Co. Signing out!