It is an huge beautiful lake with a sandy beach and great place to swim and relax…read more Bring an hat and sunglasses and sunscreen as it gets hot on the shore.

Beautiful park, did a picnic and fishing. Nice relaxing day, people swimming and boating. Just a…read moregreat little park. Only complaint is the dog owners who don't pick up their messes. That's not on the park. Be responsible for your own mess, even your dogs.

Always a great time at Turner Falls! I travel from Kansas and have been several times now, and…read moreappreciate the admission prices to have the friendly staff around. Ive taken several folks now, and it's always a hit! I can't wait to stay on property, I think that would be a nice addition to my trip itinerary.

I love visiting this park when it's cooler and the leaves are changing. It's so calm and quietread more

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!

There is literally so much to do here. We came today and took a short hike at Veterans Lake while…read moreexploring. We also visited the Nature Center to get our National Park stamp. One highlight was clearly Little Niagara, because the place was packed with locals and visitors all enjoying the cool springs, the waterfalls, etc. Can't wait to come back and explore a bit more.

We took a ride down here today to check it out it's been several years. Upon entering the area we…read morenoticed a mineral springs area. Wasn't much water in the spring but the creek was flowing with a heavy smell of sulpher. Also stopped by the Buson viewing area but did not see any. Not sure how many are left here. We drove around thru the park nd seen a deer eating along the road. Wasn't scared at all. There are several swimming holes and small waterfall/rapids areas with plenty of camping spots. There were a lot of folks out and camping. The park is about 10k acres sitting in the start of the Arbuckle Mountains. Great day trip.

Great little campground! The manager Lynn cares very much about the park and campers. The…read morehospitality shown by Lynn and Jody was amazing. I highly recommend this peaceful little resort.

If you love fishing this is the place to go.It's nice and quite and you can go out at night and see…read morethe stars. The management is awesome. They are very accommodating and nice people. You can't go wrong in you come camping here.

We camped 2 nights in our RV and hiked the trails. The RV spot we had was very unlevel and…read moreunfortunately didn't have enough leveling blocks. Had to add buying more to the growing RV needs list. The park was well maintained. The trailheads have limited parking. We drove around until we found one on trail 9. There are 14 or more trails and they seem to create a loop. We hiked 3 miles and called it a day. The trails sometimes needed better signage. I liked the vast amount of picnic areas. This park is well off the main steers creating a quiet place to enjoy. I mean, I heard speed boats during our hike, but that didn't spoil my solitude.

We really enjoyed a marvelous weekend at Eisenhower State park not long ago!! I definitely…read morerecommend visiting, before it gets too crazy hot. We came here in late spring. They have really nice nearby cabins along the peninsula where we stayed. There's a lot to do for the entire family, trail running, hiking, fishing etc. Plus it is a short drive up north offering the "we are not in DFW" vibe. It is worth checking out for sure!

The park is immaculate. The people were friendly . Sam our dog liked it too. I recommend this to…read moreeveryone. Another good thing, they have showers.

We took our family last weekend to By the Lake. It is very nice, clean and the camp host, Amy was…read morevery friendly and helpful. The stocked pond provided a great fishing experience for our kids, who also enjoyed the playground and pool. The sites are a good size, they do not have fire rings on each site, but they have about four large communal fire pits that we used nightly with the 3 other families. Clean and spacious restrooms and laundry facilities.

This place was gorgeous!!! The kabanas were perfectly sized and more well insulated than I had…read moreexpected. I also don't have pictures of the bathrooms but the glamping bathrooms should be listed as a selling point. The customer service was superb, I got text reminders/ directions and was able to get questions answered quickly. We had initially booked island day passes not knowing when the freeze would hit Texas but decided that we probably wouldn't be using them this trip. I got a call the morning of the island reservation from Beth to ask if I was still planning on using them, letting me know they checked the roads and the route over there was a little dangerous, and letting me know how to redeem the vouchers at a later date (within 6 months). We asked for a few additional provisions to be at the kabana when we arrived (like firewood) and it was a larger bundle than expected. 10 out of 10, we plan on staying here again

We visited Paradise on Lake Texoma years ago and had a good enough experience that we decided to…read morereturn for our wedding anniversary. Unfortunately, this visit was disappointing in several ways. It was fall break, which may explain why the campground was so crowded. Many guests also had visitors, making the area extremely noisy. Our neighbors were very loud, and we were woken up around 2 AM by screaming and loud laughter. I reported the issue to management, especially since the posted quiet hours are 11 PM-7 AM, but nothing was done. We requested firewood and were told it would arrive ASAP, but it took 4 hours to be delivered after multiple-times following up . We were also charged $60 for two bundles, which felt extremely overpriced. Our campsite was infested with fire ants, which got all over our belongings. We also wanted to walk our dog along the lakeside beach trail, but there was so much broken glass that we had to turn around. This was especially concerning for our dog's safety. The lake view was beautiful, and the glamping area was really cute. It is also dog friendly which is nice, however, given our previous experience, I expected a better overall stay.

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.