The CCC cabins are great if you prefer a step up from the tent, but still want the camping experience. We drove the 3 hours from San Antonio with our two kids and stayed in the 2 bedroom cabin near the softball fields. Plenty of trails easy enough for a 6 year old to maneuver with just enough challenge. This... More

We spent two nights here over spring break, and we would love to return! The sites are spaced out nicely so that you aren't too close to your neighbors. Fishing wasn't great since the lake is so low, but our boys enjoyed going through the motions anyway. We enjoyed the trails. Bathroom/shower fascilities were kept clean the entire duration of... More

Great park to visit for the day or to stay longer in an RV or cabin. Great fishing, walking trails, and facilities.

Tranquil setting for camping. There are several shelters, large trees and nice bathroom facilities. There are also several cabins.

It was so hot during August, great place to visit just to cool off!

This was actually our second time to stay here as we spent Memorial Day weekend here last year, too. The cabins are rustic but have good AC units and are not much more $$ than a hotel in Brownwood (less than $100 a night for 2 full beds). The cabins were built by the CCC long ago but have been... More

We went around Christmas 2010 and had the park to ourselves. The 2-person cabin was fine, but basic, as advertised. We had a kitchen, but no pots, plates, silverware or microwave. A thin, hard double bed with thin pillows and a couple of blankets. The window unit AC/heater was loud, but warmed the place nicely. Exactly 2 sets of towels... More

When I was a kid, my family went to Brownwood for a week every year as a vacation. Now that my kids are about the age I was when we first started going, I decided to make it up for our own week vacation. I was surpised to find the park was pretty empty, but we did come on a... More

Camping at Lake Brownwood was a great experience. Not sure where the last camper who reviewed stayed because there were trees everywhere. The womens restroom was okay. I think it is probably an older facility. Campsite number 67 was a larger campsite and had a great view of the lake. Ground were clean and free from debris.