Lake Arrowhead State Park Campground

Water Electric , dump station close by, all rv sites seem to have a picnic table with an awning. Lake is close by, but we could feel a breeze most nights. Slept with windows open, to the sound of a pump jack running, read up about it, very interesting. Bathroom is dated but clean and functional, it's a state park, that is all I want. Nearby is Wichita Falls, we walked to the Falls, decent sized western city with choices for food and shopping. We would stop again.

Our family was really pleased with this campground. The sites are paved and extremely well maintained with mowed lawns. The trail systems are super convenient. Would definitely stay again!

Very quiet and peaceful park

This campground is very nice.  Well laid out campsites.  Man-made lake.

We stayed just one night but it was a nice park with a lot of areas around the lake for the kids to play.

The campground has 66 sites but is laid out in such a way that you have a lot of privacy. The sites near the water are electric only, and the inland sites are water electric. No sewer sites. Most of the sites are in smaller sections of 6 sites, in a circle with nice grass and a lot of foliage in between. Very private.

Nice covered picnic tables. Our site was close to level, only had to use leveler blocks under one wheel. The restrooms are very dated but clean, with 2 showers.

We actually booked online a couple weeks in advance just in case and had no issue with the check in, we fished, swam and had a great time.... there weren’t a ton of people there and everyone was friendly The campground was close enough to the water to pull the kayaks across to

Pros: easy access from state hwy. Restrooms were very clean. This park has made pull through sites for big rigs. The lake and fishing area are great. Very quite and no artificial lights, heat place to star gaze. Love the little circles the water/electricity sites are located. Large site next side acceptable distance away. Every site has a covered shelter.

Cons: some of the sites need added gravel or black top.

I will be coming back and staying, great state park.

So hiking is probably not a real description of this. Walking on grass trails that are flat and mowed is more like it. They have a very nice disc golf course and the "trails" are part of that system. Small camping area and lake access but we didn't use these.

The park is very clean, they have primitive, water + electric and just water campsites. Each site has a fire ring and a covered picnic table. The park is located just a few minutes from the freeway. You can fish, canoe, kayak or paddleboard but you need to bring your own. We enjoyed everything except the noise from the homes across the lake. This park is known for the prairie dog colonies which are fun to watch!

Prairie dogs inhabit the eastern half of the campground. Awesome creatures to watch for hours. There are a few hiking trails that are short but are mowed. Plenty of native wild flowers to log for those who are into flowers. There is one pump jack (diesel powered oil pump). The two camp circles closest to will hear it constantly. If you don’t mind a metronome then you will be fine. Wildlife observed; prairie dogs, western diamond back, owls (didn’t make notice of which kind but they were huge), rabbits, coyote, deer.

Picnic table shelters have been rebuilt at some point. The roof for most was recycled back onto the shelter. So, when it rains the roofs leak. Making it a challenge to cook and eat. The troubles of half way roughing it.

Let me preface this review by saying I do not fish. This campground had more fishing going on than just about anywhere I've been before. I felt like my friend and I were the only people who didn't have fishing gear.

The campground itself was quite pleasant. There are a lot of trees, green grass and benches to sit on. We hiked the Onion Creek Trail which was nearby and afforded us views of the lake and many wildflowers.