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Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
$7/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
Varies
Season
Year-round
Cell
Has Service
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
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100 PW 4153, VALLEY VIEW, Texas, 76272, United States
Families with kids get the most out of this place: shallow beach entry, a kids' fishing pond, playgrounds, and a 3-mile paved trail that works with strollers. Fall weekends reward hikers and photographers when the Virginia creeper turns crimson and temps drop into the 50s at nigh
Arriving after 4:30 PM without calling ahead means you may not get in, gates close at 10 PM and late-arrival instructions require a pre-4:30 call. Trail markers are inconsistent and won't match the paper maps, which frustrates solo hikers. Chiggers, scorpions, and poison ivy are
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Fall offers the best combination of comfortable weather and scenery. Expect daytime highs around 55–75°F (cooler by late November) and crisp nights in the 40s–50s, perfect for campfires. Virginia creeper and understory plants take on crimson and gold hues, making hiking, biking, and shoreline photography especially rewarding. Fishing remains productive as bass and catfish stay active. Crowds are lower than summer, though weekends still see visitors. Spring also delivers comfortable temperatures for water activities. Summer heat is intense but the swimming beach provides relief. Winter brings solitude and quieter trails.
Good weather and active recreation (hiking, biking, boating) make spring a strong season.
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Ray Roberts Lake State Park - Johnson Branch offers various amenities to enhance visitor experiences. These include an amphitheater, kids' fish pond, mountain biking trails, surfaced roads and trails for biking, bird watching areas, a boat ramp, chemical toilets, a dump station, a fish cleaning facility, and fishing equipment loaners. Additionally, the park provides group day-use facilities, a headquarters/ranger station, hiking trails, hot showers, paddling opportunities, parking areas, picnic areas, picnic shelters, playgrounds, restrooms, a lake for swimming, and trails for both hiking and mountain biking.
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Site 74 is described as spacious and clean, while sites 133 and 134 are recommended for groups.
Juniper site 18 is praised for its level ground and proximity to restrooms.
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