Tejas Park

Camp Tejas was very peaceful and I felt very safe here. Campsites are very well maintained porta potties as well. Has good fields of grass and beautiful old trees to shade the sites. The water was very pure and good. The trails along the river really well maintained. I discovered ribbons of courts crystal in the riverbed. So much space that even if the parking lot's full of recreation you don't really see anybody around. There's only 12 campsites so that's nice. And yeah if you don't want to be around RVs and electronics and want to do some basic camping and be one with nature this is the spot. The civilization isn't far away but far enough.

My 5 year old wanted to go camping for the first time. This location is close enough to be near civilization, but feels remote to get the primitive camping experience. The sites have a pad to set up your tent, along with fire rings and plenty of shade. There is plenty of trail to hike as it's connected with the good water loop it's also close enough to the water that you can take a dip should the water levels be high enough. Great family spot. There is personnel on site in an RV but they do not come out to greet you nor check you in. You kind of just show up and go to your assigned spot and set up, I give it five stars and sodas, my son, a new lover of camping.

My 5 year old wanted to go camping for the first time. This location is close enough to be near civilization, but feels remote to get the primitive camping experience. The sites have a pad to set up your tent, along with fire rings and plenty of shade. There is plenty of trail to hike as it’s connected with the good water loop it’s also close enough to the water that you can take a dip should the water levels be high enough. Great family spot. There is personnel on site in an RV but they do not come out to greet you nor check you in. You kind of just show up and go to your assigned spot and set up, I give it five stars and sodas, my son, a new lover of camping. 

Arrived a little late but got set up in time to mingle with one of the homeless gentlemen who’s a frequent camper there. We drove up, parked, and got set up. No one ever greeted us nor checked us in. Also there’s no posted or briefed quiet hours so people were up and loud all night and we’ll into the morning.

well enough to kayak. The views were awesome and the trail was nice enough for bikes. The only downfall was the campsites were a little too close together. But they had a lot of shade and a fire ring. And a nice pad to set everything up. Good beginner campsite.

Tejas Park is perfect for those in the area looking for tent camping without wanting to be surrounded by RV’s.

Tejas is right on the river, ample opportunities to wet a line if you like. The Goodwater Loop runs right by the campground. The Goodwater Loop is a 26 mile trail that will take you completely around the lake.

The spots are spaced out and each has a large tent pad capable of firing multiple tents. Each spot has a table and fire pit. There is a Vault toilet as well as a water spigot.

The campground is sparsely populated during the week and cans be found completely empty regularly. Expect the campground to be filled up during the weekends though.

We use this spot to start our runs on the good water loop (traverses Lake Georgetown). From Tejas Park, this is the best section of trail on the loop.

During periods of high water, water crossing may be flooded.

Great place to set up a tent, hammock or have a picnic! Easy to get to during the week and escape the noise.

Spent the weekend with my three pups in our pop-up tent. Around a dozen tent pads with fire rings. Depending on the rain will determine if there will be any water in that part of the creek. Plenty of trails both improved and not. Overall a great weekend!