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MajorJeff
For Lake Bryan: We stayed at Lake Bryan, Bryan Texas over Labor Day weekend 2017. There are 7 Reservable RV Campsites with 30amp service and water. The seven sites are on a one way road that is VERY tight due to fact the road and campsites are lined every 3 feet with 3' high posts. On the road there is a very narrow spot with a 3 foot drop off crossing a culvert and could be a problem for any trailers over 35' or if you are not watching your driver side trailer tires. There are also first come first serve campsites in a general open area with 50amp service, but no water. Potable water can be found at the dump station if you need onboard water for your stay.
If you have a large trailer or require 50amp service go for the ones in the open area. There are numerous trails of hiking, a boat ramp, pavilions, and a swimming area. Additionally, there is a restaurant located in the park which is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. It has good food and also offers live music.
Ratings 2 -3 Stars
Posted Sep 04, 2017 by MajorJeff from Fort Worth, Texas. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
MajorJeff
For Lake Bryan: We stayed at Lake Bryan, Bryan Texas over Labor Day weekend 2017. There are 7 Reservable RV Campsites with 30amp service and water. The seven sites are on a one way road that is VERY tight due to fact the road and campsites are lined every 3 feet with 3' high posts. On the road there is a very narrow spot with a 3 foot drop off crossing a culvert and could be a problem for any trailers over 35' or if you are not watching your driver side trailer tires. There are also first come first serve campsites in a general open area with 50amp service, but no water. Potable water can be found at the dump station if you need onboard water for your stay.
If you have a large trailer or require 50amp service go for the ones in the open area. There are numerous trails of hiking, a boat ramp, pavilions, and a swimming area. Additionally, there is a restaurant located in the park which is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. It has good food and also offers live music.
Web site is https://www.lakebryan.com
Posted Sep 04, 2017 by MajorJeff from Fort Worth, Texas. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
