Camp Ben Mc Culloch

This place is very old and poorly maintained if you're RVing. We could not pull our RV through most of the spaces because there was so many low-lying trees and overgrowth. There are no facilities to speak of but obviously that doesn't bother some people cuz there's a lot of people here after we arrived. The bathrooms were poorly lit especially when you're going in there at night. The spaces are poorly (or not) marked so you don't know where you're supposed to be going? We were given the wrong information about the cost per night from someone who frequents this place often. We could not get any responses out of anyone by phone or email prior, so if that's important to you, just know that in advance Otherwise it's a pretty spot to visit if you're not camping there.

Great owners/management. Fair pricing. Wonderful space, nature at her best, and clean, useful shared facilities. A relatively unknown close to Austin Gem that can handle everything from family camping all the way to music festivals. I believe it's only recreational camping and I think the max stay is two weeks, with a 90 day interval. Crystal the manager has always taken good care of my gf Teresa thru many a camping Extravaganza. :) Highly recommended. Give them a try for your next campout.

Love this campground. It's very quiet and peaceful even if hundreds of people are here for a music festival. This place is very rustic and fun to explore. There is an open pavilion, playground and is very dog friendly.

Nice little quiet park. Feels like a hidden gem in driftwood. Right across from the salt lick.

The parking situation is not clearly marked but it's a beautiful area. The creek was great for kids to play in.