Hampton Campground

Great park, on this second week of August had the park to myself... Lots of great trails for biking, hiking and horseback riding... Head to the ponds to check out the alligators, watch the hawks soar overhead. Campground has picnic tables, fire pits and hitching posts for your ponies... Deduct one star due to the terrible shape of the restroom and trash in all the fire pits...

Really nice campground! Lots of space, picnic tables and fire rings everywhere. Non-potable water at many campsites. Shady. Trails all marked well with numbers so you know exactly where you are. We were the only equine campers the rest were tent and riders but wasn't crowded. We wanted to stay another night but the reservation will not let you reserve additional night without a gape of 1 day.

Wonderful camping area with lots of trails for hiking, biking, and horse riding. Best of all, it's free with reservation. Fallow sines for park.

I spent 2 hours picking up trash. You may not get a picnic table because of taking all to their site. Loud drinking party's past midnight. I guess the area don't get checked after 8pm and weekends. And sometimes you may not get your reserved campsite, because of so many people. It needs a camp host and a check in and out system. A lot angry campers in the morning. I would have a backup place.

Nice little quiet spot. Amazing views and trails. Will be back.

Beautiful free spot with lots of trails and two cool clear lakes down a dirt road if you like fishing/kayaking! Ground stays wet for a while when it rains, but not too squishy. Got fairly busy but everyone kept to themselves. No hookups here, or even marked spots. There is a vault toilet but it was gross and someone had dumped their trash in the bathroom.

This is a beautiful campground that requires only that you register online and get a permit for up to 7 days. Sites have picnic tables and fire rings or raised BBQ s. There is nonpotable water available throughout at spigots and a horse trough. There is also a single vault toilet. Entry requires a lock code that is received with a reservation confirmation. From the road and locked gate, it is about 1 miles of dirt road to the camping area. Depending on weather and time of year, this road ranges from good to poor (requires slowly driving and dodging pot holes) and is cleared of trees and brush so any size rig can easily pass. Once at the campsites, the ground throughout is very level and easy for tents and RVs to set up. Larger RVs need to take care and watch for low limbs on some of the huge oak trees. Most of the sites are in the shade, but some sunny areas can accommodate solar panels. Beautiful trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding. There is no camphost, garbage recepticles, electric, sewer hook ups or dump station. Very quiet and peaceful. We stayed here a couple of different times for a week each time in a 31 ft. class c motor home and would not hesitate to go back.