Loved it here. Going back for sure! I wish we could stay longer. The restrooms were clean and the…read morearea was very cozy.

Spent Easter weekend here with family and had a great time! Kasita's are cute but they are a little…read moresquishy. We may just splurge next time and put our boys in their own. I loved waking up to the view of the lake every morning and it was awesome to be able to paddle board right there. I do wish there were curtains or a shade to pull down when you go to bed at night to keep the sunlight out in the morning. All in all, it was a nice play to stay if you are trying to be on the lake especially with boat ramp access which made it easy to put out boat in.

While my wife and I are brand new to RVing, our three months here have been as pleasant as I could…read morehave expected. This is a peaceful, family-friendly campground, the facilities are clean, modern and reliable, and the staff led by Cindy is all about taking care of tenants. And it's in a convenient place in terms of groceries and other supplies, restaurants, etc. Seldom has there been empty spaces. I'd say they're doing it right.

Had a great, short stay here on my way elsewhere. This place is brand spanking new (Summer 2023)…read moreand everything is super clean and shiny! Small, beautiful pond and big spaces to park. Club house, laundry, and bathrooms + showers available. No trees or pool. Strong Wi-Fi, especially in spots closest to the Wi-Fi pole; sites 23 & 24 are particularly strong for internet access. Super nice, professional management. Would return! Thanks guys!

Employees are over worked and under paid. No activities. Cabins are run down. Pot holes…read moreeverywhere.

They have taken almost all the tees out to make room for new camp sites…read more But have done nothing to the part of part that needed it the most. Road are horrible campsites are not kept up like they should be.

This is a gem of a small RV park. The owners are personable and helpful. This was our first shake…read moreout trip with our new RV. Shannon (owner) gave us wonderful tips. The park has newly renovated dog relief areas and a new dog run for off leash. Our dogs just loved it! I can't say enough positive comments. I hesitate to post this because we want this place to ourselves! We will be back.

We were staying down the road, heard they had propane, we…read morecalled and they were just closing. It was right before that bitter cold spell. They said they would wait for us, so that we had propane! Who does that anymore? Well, they did, which told us what wonderful people they truly are! If we hadn't bought into a membership already, this is where we'd be full time. Thank you for your genuine kindness! Susan & Caesar

I haven't really stayed at this park, but this is where we parked our cars to start our hike on the…read moreCross Timbers Hiking Trail. The trail head is located on the far west part of the park. There's a craptastic map of the hiking trail at the trail head, but here's a link for good one. http://www.cedarbayou.com/cross_timbers.asp The trail has a lot of inclines and declines and you can camp along the trail where where possible.

Be careful which campsite you pick, there's one or two right across the place where RVs empty their…read morewaste...ugh. I had the misfortune of standing down wind. Thank God we weren't staying there. Like Joseph B., I came to hike. I mistakenly assumed this whole area is flat, and that's what I told the 9 other people in my party. I should have looked at a few more links because almost immediately there were short but steep hills - about 10 in succession just for the first 5 miles. And that's about as far as we got before we turned back. We were exhausted, but it was worth it. Even the three marathon runners in our group said it was a good workout. Start at the W. Juniper Point trailhead, not Cedar Bayou Marina, or you will miss some of the better lake views from the trail. You can follow the trail markers to Lost Loop or cut through the Marina and continue on the Loop on the west side of the Marina. Start early because it gets pretty hot mid-day in March. I'm so excited to find good hikes in N. Texas.

There's a reason why they call this place Beautiful Camp James Ray, with a capital B…read more I've been consistently been to BCJR the last four summers to staff the National Youth Leadership Training program, and every time, I love the place more. Although it's not as huge and grand as some camps out there, it's a solid amount of land with great campsites, views, and programs. Lake Texoma looks great, although I don't recommend camping near water during the summer (mosquitos for days). During the winter, it can get a little chilly, so be prepared. Pool is solid, dining hall is great, and camp staff is friendly. Ranger Carson cares about the scouting program, and he continuously tries to make BCJR better and better. Random side note: the rain in May 2015 flooded the entire waterfront, which was pretty cool, haha.

Loved this place ! We sat outside and enjoyed the view of the lake, and the food and service were…read morevery good !

What a cool place. Nice and the prices are reasonable. Friendly atmosphere but this is a membership…read moreplace ($5 per year). 3 beers on tap.

Highport Marina is just that too high... Paying 900 a month for a 40ft slip is ridiculous and…read moreeverything else is high there too

Terrific ambiance ... but horrible food and expensive for what it is…read more Recommend only for drinks (which are priced on the high end). The place appears to have no management, horrible food and service was barely acceptable.

I am just tickled to death with this place and am definitely a fan. My only wish is that they would…read moresell beer in the store (okay, beer coolers). If they sold Smirnoff coolers, I'd give it the 5th star and I might never come home. We weren't familiar with this side of the lake when we bought a boat from the owner of Walnut Creek. We'd only really been to Highport and Soldier's Creek and usually frequented Highport. We arranged a month to stay at Walnut Creek to get to know the area and see how we like it. We really, really like it and have decided to stay. This is not a big marina and it doesn't have a lot of amenities but the things you need they do really well. In order of importance to us: 1. The owner and the owner's family are great, straight forward folks. There is just something about Dale (the owner) and his son-in-law that inspires trust and Dale is a pleasant, hands on owner that comes by and says hello and checks on his slip renters to make sure everything is okay and that they are happy. He is not out just to make a buck, which is really refreshing. He has stuff he can sell you if you are in the market for it but he is not going to sell you something you didn't need or want. 2. There is a mechanic close by, Murry? Murray? who was also part owner of our boat when we bought it. He's been great. We developed a problem when we got down to old gas still in the boat and we thought that we would have to have the whole system drained and he said, no, we just needed a fuel separater. He came down and installed it for us at no cost. He doesn't work on jet skis, which is a bummer, but he's great to have around for the boat. People tell me that he regularly helps out folks with things like the separator because he wants people to remember him when it comes time to get a bottom job on their boat. Works for me. 3. The crowd is mostly grown ups. There are some kids that play loud music but you get that everywhere, and a lot more in some places. Dale is good about shutting it down if it goes on to too late into the night. We love the people in our boathouse. They are around our age (40 's) and have grown or almost grown families. Several live close by and most of us are down at the boathouse pretty much every weekend. 4. Location on the lake - This marina is not too far from the islands and doesn't have that chop that you get in the channel in front of Highport. There is one other marina that we looked at very seriously that is closer to the islands and has very deep water. Walnut Creek is not far though and its practically in its own little bay so the water is much calmer than the rest of the lake. From the open water, you can't really see Walnut Creek ... the shoreline has an illusory effect of being continuous when, in reality, there is a bay there ... so, even with the gas docks, there is not a lot of raucous lake traffic coming in. 5. Bathrooms - the bathroom located at the marina store is the cleanest public bathroom I've ever seen. You have to get a key from the store to use it so it is only available from around 6 AM to about 5 PM. The bathroom is a big deal to me when staying on the boat over the weekend. That may be a girl thing, but it is really, really big in my book. 6. Showers - I think the showers are an on-demand system. They are always warm immediately (that's a good thing). It costs 4 quarters for 4 minutes and that is plenty for a man. It would be perfect for me to if I didn't shave my legs. Still, I am happy with the showers. I don't like the toilets in the camp restrooms though - no lids and the sink is difficult to use and runs non-potable water. I avoid the sink in there for brushing my teeth. The light is on a timer so it can seem dark in there in the daytime because the light isn't on. 7. Wi-fi - They have good wi-fi. It's $6 something for 24 hours but the speed puts our home connection to shame. Lightning fast. 8. Distance from metroplex - It takes us an hour and twenty minutes to get the Walnut Creek from McKinney (75 to 82 to 901). This is pretty much the same time it took us to get Pottsboro and the drive is very pretty. This is a good, basic marina. They have cute cabins and a nice campground area where campers can pull their boat up to the shore (and because of the calm water, no waves to rock the boat up against it). They have a decent boat ramp that can handle two launches at a time but there's rarely any kind of a back up ($4 to launch). There is no restaurant but then we have a grill and a boat. Plenty of other marinas have restaurants and courtesy docks so we can either grill out or boat out to one of the restaurants on the lake. I wish that they had a courtesy dock for visiting boat friends but then we'll probably be meeting out on the islands anyway.

The map totally misrepresented how much space was between RVs…read more Wifi is an extra 9 dollars a day if you want it. Showers were coin operated and the bathrooms full of bugs.