Holly Bluff Campground

From ingenious civilizations to present day people have fed from the banks of the Neches River at that location.. Who says a Rivers flow cant take us back in time ?

This is a primitive campsite inn the Davy Crockett national forest. It is along side the Natchez river and there is river access. No water, electricity, restrooms (bring a shovel or pack it out. Lol) or showers. No picnic tables or grills. The playground is the forest and the river. Pets are welcome as far as I could tell. There is an old boat ramp there but it has deteriorated over the years. It made it fairly easy to put my kayak in there, would not trust for a boat trailer. It also allows access for swimming. You are about 8 miles from gas or store so you are not far from provisions but you might want to bring it with you! 🙂 The are several areas cut down for camp sites. It is a 1.5 mile drive from the main road on a maintained dirt road. Very quiet and peaceful. I kayaked North an

Has a redneck zipline and a good jump rope. Climbing out be a struggle for young ones and such. Very rural.

Great spot to access the Neches river for kayaking and canoeing must have WMA permit

Awesome...thank you Texas for allowing us Texans to have public land to show our children how life was meant to be lived... In God's country!