Willow Grove Park

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Water and electric, no sewer. Dirt sites with a small amount of pea gravel. Road into park is a narrow residential street. Entry gate is narrow. Single loop road allows for fairly easy backing into sites.

I stayed at two different sites while I was here, in total about 14 days. P07 had a lot more privacy and P11 was quite exposed. The walk-in to P07 was quite lengthy, but P11 had parking spots right next to camp. They are strict about parking; I got woken up around 1:30am by local police because I parked in an area I wasn’t allowed to and also forgot to print a permit to put on my dash.

Super, super windy. Got hit by two really bad lightning and thunderstorms and had to sit in my car for a while during the worst of it (certain parts had tornados and hail).

I will say, there seems to be a few long-timers here despite a max 14 day stay. The park is technically closed at 10pm but there’s no gate and technically anyone can drive in any time.

I saw the police drive through often, but it still didn’t feel as secure as other campsites I’ve been to.

The park seems to be well-known amongst locals, so on the weekends it’s especially crowded. Lots of big groups coming, drinking beers, being slightly rowdy. Maybe it’s just because I’m an introvert and wanted peace and quiet, but I felt a little too close to everyone trying to have a good time.

My stay ended prematurely because there was a guy who kept trying to talk to me and made some weird comments. The park did seem to attract a certain clientele, so if safety is your primary concern (I’m a woman traveling solo), then this might not be your best bet.

Other than that, the staff were super nice and welcoming. I got to know the compliance officer by name while my stay there, and it’s clear he takes great pride in the park.

The bathrooms are clean, signal is great for Verizon and T-mobile. There are showers but I wasn’t brave enough to try them; there are a few Planet Fitness locations close-ish by that have great showers, so that’s what I did instead!

Fairly close by to Carrollton where there’s amazing Asian food and boba. Lake is gorgeous too but no swimming was allowed from what I could see. Cute coffee shops nearby too. Sip Stir, The Perc Coffeehouse, and George Coffee and Provisions are all great digital nomad spots and are some of the coolest coffee shops I’ve seen! Super unique, local gems with fast WiFi.

Overall: Great park. I personally wouldn’t stay here for more than a few days, especially if you’re camping in a tent full-time. RV’ers made up the majority here and I didn’t feel as safe in my tent. Still well-kept though and overall a positive experience!

Super beautiful, clean, modern campsite. The wifi is not very reliable. The bathrooms and showers work, and are clean (other than the bugs obviously). There is a park with slides and swings. The lake was warm and there was a little "beach" for swimming- I would recommend water shoes and floaties! There are picnic tables and benches all over and tons of parking. The RV spots have a water pump and electric hookup. There is a small restaurant within walking distance and gas stations nearby for ice and drinks.

What a beautiful spot. Reminded us of the way real campgrounds used to be. Lots of space between campers. Not a bad spot in the park . All are so close to the lake and beautiful views everywhere.

It was amazing. Peaceful nature. Reminded me of back home had so much fun

This park would be great if they had someone working the gate. So much traffic and it felt like it went way later than 10 pm. It’s very clean and the sites are pretty level. The view of the last is really nice too. Unfortunately, our last night there someone stole our firewood bundle! Also, our neighbors rolled up on golf carts and let their kids ride all over out site. Very disrespectful. This would have been avoid had someone been there to monitor the place and access. We won’t be staying again as Hickory Creek campground across 35 was a much nicer experience, so if we need a spot in the area we’ll definitely be going there first. Also, dump station is near the middle school outside the park so had to drive our tote 1/4-1/2 mile up the street with a decent amount of traffic.

Beautiful place and a lot of space between sites. No 5 stars because anybody can access in and out at anytime, that makes it not very quite do to traffic driving around.

I’ve camped here in winter, summer, rain and sun. Very quiet if you camp away from the pier. Most of the people in the RV’s stay relatively quiet. You can here the ducks, geese and cranes on the lake at night. Very peaceful and loved the quiet.