Well kept ACE campground that a convenient stop over for a night or a week to work. Town is just a few miles away and a good handful of sites have a view of the lake. The sites closer to the lake are more open with a scattering of oak trees but further off the lake, it is actually a pretty heavily covered and shaded area. We chose a site closer to the lake with fewer tress to make sure our cell signal was as strong as possible. Some of the sites have strangely positioned fire rings and shade structures which are awkwardly close to the neighbor and others have plenty of space around them. Unboosted Verizon 4 down, 2 up. AT&T 16 down, 8 up. Assuming due to COVID, the entrance shack was not staffed despite it stating on recreation.gov it was open 10-8. A sign on the window says if you don't have reservations to turn around however, same day reservations are available online so we backed up and made a reservation. Just an FYI for those who can't back up and then are stuck at the gate without a reservation which includes the gate code. We would definitely stay again.

Maintained by the ACOE, this campground is about 45 minutes from the Waco scene (Dr Pepper Museum, Magnolia Market, etc). It is a relatively quiet location with little to no traffic noise from the adjacent highway. Sites have standard grill, fire ring, and picnic table. Most of the north sites are only 30amp and have water spigots. Sites close to the lake appear to be 50amp and have covered pavilions at each site with a picnic table, grill and fire ring. Amenities include a bathhouse, restrooms, playground (closed due to COVID), dump station w/ clean out, and plenty of areas to swim down by the boat ramp. ***Only negative during our stay was overgrown Oaks, it's time to trim the canopies!! We are 12' 8" clearance and our A/C's were hitting branches.***