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Lake Brownwood State Park
Pick your fun at this popular getaway for Dallas-Fort Worth residents.
Frolic in, on, or near the water. Several beaches will cool you off on a hot summer's day. Be prepared for the crowds coming from DFW. Bring your own boat or rent a jet ski, canoe, or motorboat. This lake offers waterskiing, boogie boarding, tubing, and pontoon boats.
Cast your line in the water to catch dinner. Bass, crappie, and channel cats rule this lake. With hundreds of inlets and a 95-foot depth, there are plenty of big ones for everyone. The park loans out fishing poles in case you forget yours.
Lake Brownwood has 6 miles of trails, most notably the bicycle-friendly Nopales Ridge Trail. There are plenty of benches and picnic spots along the route. Those come in handy during scorching summer months.
Pick a water-only tent site if you prefer rustic camping. The park as 20 sites with full hookups and 10 scr
Frolic in, on, or near the water. Several beaches will cool you off on a hot summer's day. Be prepared for the crowds coming from DFW. Bring your own boat or rent a jet ski, canoe, or motorboat. This lake offers waterskiing, boogie boarding, tubing, and pontoon boats.
Cast your line in the water to catch dinner. Bass, crappie, and channel cats rule this lake. With hundreds of inlets and a 95-foot depth, there are plenty of big ones for everyone. The park loans out fishing poles in case you forget yours.
Lake Brownwood has 6 miles of trails, most notably the bicycle-friendly Nopales Ridge Trail. There are plenty of benches and picnic spots along the route. Those come in handy during scorching summer months.
Pick a water-only tent site if you prefer rustic camping. The park as 20 sites with full hookups and 10 screened shelters. Rent one of 16 cabins for a glamping getaway.
Activities in the park
3 campgrounds in Lake Brownwood State Park
Right off of the lakeshore there’s a small loop of twenty campsites each with a picnic table, grill, water, and electricity and access to showers and restrooms; these sites are good for those camping in tents and RV’s, though we recommend RVers check out Council Bluff instead. If you stay here, though, you may be filled with a profound sense of je Read more...
The cheapest sites in the park are here, cheap because they are simply a flat area of cleared land with a grill and picnic table (which is more than you need anyway, right, you roughneck you). Water and restrooms are nearby. Willow Park also has sites for RV’s, though these sites differ from those at Comanche in that they have 30/50 amp hookups ra Read more...
This site is meant just for RV’s. It has the most complete list of amenities other than the cabins at Comanche Trails: picnic tables, an outdoor grill, and hookups for water, sewage, and 20/30/50 amp electricity. We’re not sure why it’s called ‘Council Bluff. ’ We’d like to think it has something to do with the Council of Elrond from Fellowship of Read more...
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