Rocky Creek (Somerville Lake)

Normally all my CEOs get five stars, but the reason this one only gets four is the bathhouse was pretty dirty. Lots of bugs and spiders and just look like it hadn’t been cleaned for several days. Other than that big thumbs up to this park. Spaces are huge and the one we were in was very level. Probably at least 30 to 40 feet between your neighbors. We got a spot that was overlooking the lake so had a great view. That was spot 60. When we pulled in the thirty amp electric was not working, but the staff at the park was Johnny on the spot and got it fixed shortly. Another big bonus was the hiking trails around this park were fabulous. Saw lots of deer and also was able to walk along the shoreline of the lake for quite a ways. Could easily kayak for miles.

I’m new to RVing, and this is only my second campground — but I was really impressed! For around $30 a night, it’s well worth the price. The campsite was level, which made setup easy, and the park offers great amenities like a dump station, a small hiking trail, fishing spots, and places to swim. The front desk staff was friendly and welcoming, and the park stayed quiet and peaceful throughout the day. I’d definitely stay here again!

Rocky Creek ACE in TX: We just stayed over one night. Folks relaxing and fishing.
(Scale 1- bad, 5-Very good

(71 yr olds in 17’ trailer.)

Overall Rating: 4 Price 2023: $ 14w interagency pass Security: Yes Site Privacy: No Site Spacing: Good Pad surface: Blacktop Reservations: Yes Campground Noise: Quiet. Outside Road Noise: No Through Traffic in campground: None Electric Hookup: Yes Sewer Hookup: No Dump Station: Yes Potable Water Available: Yes Bathroom: Very nice ones Showers: Very nice Cell Service (AT&T): Okay Sites: I took pics of some nice sites. Nice park

Nice COE park on a lake. Beautiful views, but lots of fire ants.

Low tree branches just after the gate. Scratched the sides of our rig (full body paint). Some lower tree branches on corners. Use caution with a rig greater than 12’ high around corners.

Campsites are in great condition. The lake is very very low. Lots of deer. But don’t try to get in early. They are very strict and won’t allow any check ins until after 2:00 pm.

This campground has reopened recently after sustaining some serious flood damage after Harvey and other storms in the past few years. A number of lakefront sites have been permanently closed, but a couple of RV loops are reopened and the park isn’t in too bad of shape. There isn’t a ton to do if you don’t have your own boat, but it’s a relaxing spot even though pretty crowded on weekends.

Enjoyed the Deer, trails, and wildlife. The dump station on the wrong side of the road was a surprise.

This is a wonderful very well maintained Corp of Engineers campground on Lake Somerville. RV sites are level with plenty of spacing, lots of people tent camping. Sites have water and electric and there is a dump station. Clean bathrooms, well maintained trails and miles of accessible shoreline. Great AT&T and 2 bars T-Mobile reception. Some areas are closed because of previous flooding. Tons of deer wandering around every evening. Highly recommend for a relaxing place to stay.

We had a great lake front site. The sites are long and most are wide. Fairly level Granite gravel sites, with grassy areas between sites.