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$10 - $130/night
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78 campsites
Season
Open April 1 to Sept...
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Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
$10 - $130/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
78 campsites
Season
Open April 1 to Sept...
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
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2180 FM 2861, Comanche, TX 76442-9210, USA
Bass anglers and boaters who care more about water access than facility polish will get the most out of this place. Spring weekdays hit the sweet spot: temps in the 60s-80s, spawning bass moving shallow, and crowds thin enough to grab a lakefront spot like #33, which sits level w
Families with young kids who need reliable restrooms should know multiple reviewers found toilets out of service or plumbing pulled entirely from shower facilities. Sticker burrs in the tall grass made it hard for one family's grandchildren to walk to the water, and shade is genu
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Located in historic territory of the Comanche Indians, Proctor Lake offers a wide variety of activities both on and off the water. Whether your ideal camping trip includes fishing in one of Texas's hottest Hybrid Stripper and Crappie lakes or sghtseeing in the historic areas that surround the lake, Proctor Lake has something for everyone.
From Comanche, 5 miles east on US 377, 2 miles north on FM 2861.
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Spring brings the best conditions. Daytime highs run from the mid-60s to mid-80s°F, with cool mornings and low humidity. Bass fishing and boating peak as fish move shallow to spawn, and wildflowers emerge across the prairie edge. Summer heat climbs above 90°F but the lake offers relief. Weekdays and non-holiday weekends stay moderately busy in spring. Autumn temperatures drop enough to make hiking comfortable again.
Spring called best: mild temps, peak bass fishing/boating and wildflowers; campground open April 1.
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The Promontory Campground offers a variety of amenities catered to campers with different needs. Some sites provide screened shelters and electrical hookups, while others are primitive tent sites. Additional facilities include showers, grills/fire rings, and water hookups. However, reviews show mixed experiences with these amenities. Several users noted issues with cleanliness and maintenance, especially concerning restrooms and showers. "Only one of the restroom facilities had working toilets, with the rest having portable toilets," stated one user. Another mentioned, "The women's side of the shower facility nearest our campsite had the plumbing completely ripped out." Despite these issues, some reviewers appreciated the clean and well-kept campsites.
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Pulled from per-site mentions in 107 reviews.
For example, site #28 offered a nice lake view but lacked shade.
Site #33 was noted for its level ground and access to sandy beaches.
Group shelter S37 had issues with bird droppings and cleanliness.
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