Kimball Bend Park

Photos of Kimball Bend Park showcase its beautiful setting along the Brazos River. The camping areas feature spacious sites, some with large old pecan trees providing natural shade, while others offer unobstructed river views. Images typically highlight the park's natural surroundings, riverside campsites, and historic remnants of the Kimball ghost town on the property. For current photos, check The Dyrt's campground page or contact the park management directly for updated visual information before your trip.

Campers at Kimball Bend Park appreciate the beautiful Brazos River views available from all sites. The park earns high marks for its peaceful atmosphere and fishing opportunities. Many visitors enjoy exploring the historic ruins of the old Kimball ghost town located on the property. The large pecan trees provide welcome shade at select campsites. While the bathroom and shower facilities receive mixed feedback due to limited capacity (one stall/shower) and poor lighting, the overall experience is positive. Visitors commonly express interest in returning for future stays, highlighting the park's charm despite its relatively small size.

Kimball Bend Park offers riverside campsites with views of the Brazos River. The campground features bathroom and shower facilities, though these are limited with just one stall and one shower. Some campsites have shade from large pecan trees, while others offer unobstructed river views. The park preserves historic ruins from the old ghost town of Kimball on the property. A trail is located across the road from the campground. Fishing is available in the Brazos River. The park is relatively small but offers a peaceful setting for campers looking to enjoy the riverside location.