After our nightmare at Pair of Dice RV, we found WM RV park and we R LOVING IT! Wide open sites…read morewith full hookups and FLAT/Level. Full amenities throughout and an Al Paco farm for the kids. Patty is absolutely awesome and we Love this place. Utah RV newbies who will definitely B back again! Thanks!

A perfect spot for families! We're a Fulltime RV family and this has been our favorite park thus…read morefar. Not only because of how clean everything is, but the ample space away from RV's for the kids to run around, blow bubbles, visit the alpacas, and the pool time! The laundry facilities are air conditioned and clean. We'll absolutely stay here again in the future! Downsides were the lack of concrete pads and the ants were horrible! Come evening they would be swarming under our RV and I hadn't noticed until they were all over our floor inside.

Here's a warm, natural 5-star review you can post:…read more We had an amazing family day at Ray Roberts Lake State Park! The lake was clean and refreshing, and the kids had a great time swimming. We enjoyed a delicious BBQ by the water while taking in the beautiful views. The park is peaceful, well maintained, and perfect for spending quality time with family. There are plenty of picnic areas, fishing spots, and space to relax. We made wonderful memories together and will definitely be coming back. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a fun and relaxing outdoor getaway! ‍‍‍

Nice place w/restrooms and picnic area. Good fishing.It was really clean outdoors. I did not go…read moreinto the facilities, so I can't comment on the condition inside restrooms. Nice trail. It had been mowed.(you can tell. Didn't have to worry about running upon a snake or some critter. I did not see where to pay the $7 though, so I decided to see if I could find it online. No ATM's etc. There was a metal box it seemed, but I wouldn't deposit any cash into that. They need a better means of collecting the $7. maybe at the entrance? Maybe they are working on that. (smile) Overall, it was a great experience and I did catch some buffalo fish. My neighbors caught a nice channel catfish using cut bait.

What a great place to stay! I really appreciate all the "extras" such as workout facilities, game…read moreroom, and laundry. It was a peaceful stay, beautiful sunsets and so much more...very clean! Owner very responsive, just a text message or phone call away. Thank you so much for providing such an awesome place to park our RV.

From the owner: Full plumbing and electric hook ups, 50 amp,…read more Laundry room, Bathroom with shower, Game Room (pool table, foosball, Pac Man, darts, and more), Exercise room (stationary bike, cable weight machine, free weights), Grill and Smoker, Gas firepit, Lounge chairs, Picnic tables, Horse shoes, Corn hole

I was looking for a quick overnight stop to get some sleep and cleaned up. This spot had easy after…read morehours check-in with nice big sites. The campground is clean, easy access to I-35, and quiet, despite close proximity (300yds or so) to the interstate. The hook-ups are are well placed at the sites, I've been in some places where they are a long stretch and power cable would barely reach, I didn't stay long enough to check out all the amenities, but there seems to be activities on the property and 2 nice dog-runs for the pooch. This is my first stop at a KOA Campground, and I won't hesitate to use them again. Nice place.

Not family friendly! At all! Google reviews will mislead…read moreyou. They make it clear they prefer kids not to stay here. A few of us with kids have talked and it's pretty consistent they prefer to not have children here at this KOA. Never had a negative experience like this before. Not to mention the bathrooms smell old and mold stench. The showers are not clean at all either. I left early and will not be back

Having years and YEARS of experience as a long distance trail runner I very much find solace and…read morepeace in the great outdoors. Ray Roberts Johnson Branch is a beautiful park with lots to do. Bring the family or come solo. This is a smaller part of the Ray Roberts park so it is a very safe feeling here. Fish, hike, bring a picnic basket! I very much enjoyed my travels here, and simply cant wait to visit again to get some trail time in!!

I've camped here twice now (once in Sept and once in Oct) and can attest that the state park is…read morejust as great both times. Both times, you are greeted right at entrance and given an introduction by some really nice staffers. Regardless of whether you're a newcomer or not, they will give you a map and help orient you around the area. The site that we chose (Dogwood Canyon again) was clean and nicely spread out from the next site. We don't know if any staff members come by to check on the place after check-out but every time we've come now, the site is pretty clean and clear from any litter. Unfortunately this time around, the toilets weren't that well stocked with toilet paper so yes, bring toilet paper while camping! This should be for best practice anyways. :-) Other than that, we did have some noise disturbance in the evening from rowdy kiddos - it doesn't seem like anyone really patrols around to keep parties in check like some negative Google reviews may have suggested, who knows! The hikes were great, I would rate the blue and orange trails to be pretty mild-moderate. There are some slopes and there are some spots you may need to "climb" a bit but nothing too bad! I absolutely love having this park to get away to from the busyness of the city. Makes the $75 annual pass so so worth it (otherwise, it would be $7 per person, per day for admission)!

I'll note up front that this review is for the Stewart Creek Shoreline Trail. The parking for the…read moretrailhead is just before the pay-gate to enter the rest of Stewart Creek Park. We did not venture further in, so I cannot comment on the facilities there. The shoreline trail runs back between the subdivisions and the lake, away from the park. I think you could just walk across the road and access a connecting trail that leads into the park; however, you might have to pay an admission fee even a a pedestrian. I do not know. We just followed the shoreline for a mile or so. The scenery is sometimes pretty along the lake and some of the homes / back yards can be interesting as well. We passed several individuals and groups during our walk. The trail is not secluded (often passing groups of homes) and seemed quite safe. If you are in the area and want to take a walk away from the traffic, this is a good budget choice.

I cannot believe that I have forgotten to review this park. I have been coming to this park for…read moreover 30 years to spend the day fishing and signing for bait. The bost ramp is nice and located near the entrance. The restrooms are easy to access. The picnic tables and grills are conveniently located together and close to the water. I find time to walk around the park and enjoy photography of the wildlife while taking a break from fishing. The park is on the no wake zone of Lewisville lake marina. Enjoy!

Absolutely beautiful spot overlooking the lake. Be aware…read morethe of the position of the water and electric. A lot Sticker burrs too.

Relaxing stay! We had never stayed at a Army Corp facility before and were pleasantly surprised…read morewith this place. Lots of shade. The beach area was a short walk from our site. The people running the campground were friendly and helpful. The only thing that was inconvenient was the distance to the water spigot from our rig (approx. 40ft, thankfully we had an extra hose) and there is no sewer access at individual spots. There are however a few stations within the campground to use before you leave. There were also a lot of people with young children, younger adults partying, and the occasional car going through with loud music blaring but for the most part everyone seemed to respect the quiet hours (after 10pm.) Overall, I am happy with our decision to spend a few days here and would do it again!

We enjoy going to the tiny Little Elm Beach as a family. Parking is free on the weekdays…read more(non-holidays) and they offer good amenities - restrooms, showers, life jackets, volleyball courts, and music. You can't swim far since boueys limit your swim, but it's good enough to get some laps in. Set up a tent/umbrella, bring sand toys and lots of sunblock, then let the kids go crazy. There's also a really neat playground within walking distance and a walking trail. Plenty to do with the little ones. As long as your expectations are low, you will be pleasantly surprised.

Need a boat ramp on lake Lewisville. Little Elm Park has a good one with an easy in and out,plenty…read moreof parking. It's a good one. Go!

Had a blast during summertime out on the lake. My friends own a boat so we got to cruise around,…read moredrink and enjoy the weather. They have spot at the dock as well to park up overnight and during breaks. Not too many boats on the water this time around so we were able to do some swimming. Great vibes!

there is a blocked off road for no apparent reason leading up to the park with a substantial detour…read moreupwards of 5 mins. there's a kiosk charging $10 to enter with no discounts available. also does not accept cash only on a card. the parking spaces are not very worn in by the grass and is a pretty steep slope to park. there were certain areas that were closed and fenced off.