Lake Brownwood State Park
RV Guide

Council Bluff Campground has 20 sites with full hookups in the northwestern section of the park. These campsites are large and spaced well apart, so you have a bit of privacy from your neighbors. With 20-, 30-, and 50-amp electric, you can cook indoors on the stove or outside on the grill or fire ring provided by the park. A large picnic table that seats eight comfortably is also provided—no need to try to balance your food on your lap in a camp chair. Site lengths vary, but rigs up to 62 feet long can be accommodated.

You’ll find hot showers as well as a restroom with running water nearby for your convenience. If you want to take a hike, several trails are nearby. If you need something such as ice, firewood, snacks, or other similar items, the camp store is just next door. Pets are welcome here, so go ahead and bring your furbaby. Reservations can be made up to five months in advance.

Located in the southeastern part of the park, Comanche Trails RV Campground has 11 RV campsites with electricity and water nearby. With lake views, these large sites are perfect for those with families since the volleyball court and swimming are nearby as well as the screened shelters that can be used for picnicking. With 30-amp electric, cooking can be done inside or outside on the barbecue pit or fire ring. The park also provides a picnic table that seats eight people.

All rigs and trailers up to 30 feet are welcome at Comanche Trails. A comfort center with hot showers and modern restrooms is nearby. Fluffy is also invited to join the camping fun since pets are welcome—just be sure to bring the leash with you. Reservations are needed and can be made up to five months before your planned visit online or by phone.

Willow Point RV Campground has 35 sites with 20-, 30-, and 50-amp electric hookups with water nearby. The campground can accommodate RVs and trailers up to 67 feet in length. However, not all of the sites are that large, so you should check the specifics when making your reservation, which can be done five months in advance. Sites 38 through 45 are all located on the water, but the rest are just a short walk away.

Cooking indoors or out is easy with the provided barbecue pit and campfire ring with a grill to cook on. When it’s time to eat, you can all sit around the picnic table, so you don’t have to worry about trying to eat in a camp chair. These sites are located right by the volleyball court and swimming beach on the northern tip of the park, where you can also find picnic tables and the RV dump site. The group dining hall is nearby as well. Pets are welcome but must be restrained and accompanied at all times.

Comanche Trails Tent Campground has nine sites with electricity that are situated along the water’s edge for a great view and easy access to fishing and swimming. If you want to get one of the sites closest to the water, choose site 61, 63, or 65. The others are just close but not right on the bank. The volleyball court is just a short walk away, so you can play a game if you have a big enough group. If not, try to gather a group of people to play with or join in a game.

Even with just a tent, you can use the electric hookups to charge your phone and other devices or plug in a radio for a little music to enjoy while you grill up some grub. Only certain sites allow pets in this campground. Because of the limited number of sites, reservations are needed, which can be made up to five months prior to your visit.

Willow Point Tent Campground has 12 sites with no utilities. Located just to the south of the Willow Point RV Campground, these 12 sites are spread out along their own road. Although there are no utilities at this tent site, there are hot showers nearby as well as modern restrooms with running water and flushing toilets. Potable water is available nearby for drinking and cooking. The lantern pole will come in handy to light up the area for your group to enjoy the outdoors at night. Be sure to bring your own lantern as they are not provided.

Bring along your pup too because the park allows pets as long as they are leashed or crated at all times. Walk down the road a bit to the fishing dock where you can catch some dinner that you can cook up on the BBQ pit or campfire grill provided at the campsite. Reservations can be made up to five months before your visit.

If you’d prefer to upgrade your lodgings, Lake Brownwood State Park also offers 16 cabins that sleep two or four people in the northern section of the park right on the banks of the lake. However, reservations are required, so make sure to plan ahead if you want one of these cozy spots. All of the cabins offer private bedrooms, a kitchen with appliances, air conditioning, heat, and a bathroom with a shower. You’ll also have a fireplace that you can use during the winter, which makes it even cozier.

The four-person cabins also have patios with seating and a beautiful view of the woods or the lake, depending on which cabin you choose. Outside, you can find a picnic table and BBQ grill in case you want to do some grilling. Pets are not allowed, so you won’t be able to bring Fido along on this trip if you want to stay in a cabin.

For larger families or groups, Lake Brownwood State Park also has several lodges to choose from. The Oak Lodge can accommodate up to four people with two bedrooms and one bathroom. The Loma Vista Lodge can sleep eight people with two bedrooms and one bathroom. The Fisherman’s Lodge can handle up to 10 guests with five bedrooms and two bathrooms. And the Beach Lodge will accommodate up to 26 people with two large dorm bedrooms with bunk beds and two bathrooms.

Furnished and stocked with everything you need except food, you can find beds, a living room with seating, a dining room set, and a kitchen with all appliances. Linens are also provided as well as towels and central air and heat. Outside you will have a grill and picnic tables for grilling up some grub for the gang. Fireplaces are also provided but can only be used during the winter. Pets are not allowed in the lodges, and reservations are needed.