Caddo Lake State Park

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Campsites with Water

  • People per Site: 8
  • Number of Sites: 20
Basic Campsite 46. All Campsites in the Mill Pond Camping Area have a picnic table, fire ring, lantern post & a water spigot Basic Campsite 47 in the Mill Pond Camping Area. Basic Campsite 48 in the Mill Pond Camping Area. Basic Campsite 49 is wheelchair friendly. Basic Campsite 50 in the Mill Pond Camping Area. Basic Campsite 51 in the Mill Pond Camping Area. Basic Campsite 52 in the Mill Pond Camping Area. Basic Campsite 53 in the Mill Pond Camping Area. Campsite 54 is designed to be wheelchair friendly. Campsite 54 has a fire ring, picnic table, paved pathway, and an upright grill designed to be usable by people in wheelchairs. Basic Campsite 55 in the Mill Pond Camping Area. Basic Campsite 56 in the Mill Pond Camping Area. Basic Campsite 57 in the Mill Pond Camping Area. Basic Campsite 58 in the Mill Pond Camping Area. Basic Campsite 59 in the Mill Pond Camping Area. Basic Campsite 60 in the Mill Pond Camping Area. Basic Campsite 61 in the Mill Pond Camping Area. Basic Campsite 62 in the Mill Pond Camping Area. Basic Campsite 63 in the Mill Pond Camping Area. Basic Campsite 65 in the Mill Pond Camping Area.

Motor homes and trailers are not permitted in the Mill Pond Camping Area. Tents must be on the 15’ x 15’ tent pad. Campsites #49 and #54 are wheelchair friendly.

  • Picnic table
  • Outdoor grill
  • Fire ring
  • Water
  • Restrooms nearby

Generators are not allowed.

Note:  The bridge into the Mill Pond Campground has a maximum weight limit (axle or tandem) of 17,500 lbs. If your vehicle and its contents exceed the limit, you should not drive across this bridge. There is a parking area immediately before this bridge where you can park and walk in, or you can upgrade to another campground that does not use this bridge.

$10

Nightly

Plus daily
entrance fee

Notes

Information and prices can change. Parks charge a daily entrance fee in addition to any facility fees, unless otherwise stated.

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Call the park or the Customer Service Center (512) 389-8900 for more information.