Summary
Reservations are required via the Texas State Parks website, with nightly fees around $10–$15. Amenities include pit toilets, potable water nearby, fire rings, and picnic tables; no hookups or electricity, but small RVs/trailers are allowed. The camping experience is rustic and serene, set in a scenic river valley with oak and cedar trees. Hike to Gorman Falls or swim in Spicewood Springs nearby. Best visited in spring or fall for mild weather and wildflowers. It’s a peaceful base for hiking, birding, and stargazing under dark Hill Country skies.