Camp Ben Mc Culloch Introduce
Welcome to Camp Ben Mc Culloch, a historic and rustic campground nestled in the heart of Driftwood, Texas. This unique destination offers a blend of natural beauty and old-fashioned charm, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether you're an RV enthusiast or simply looking for a place to reconnect with nature, Camp Ben Mc Culloch provides a serene environment for all.
The campground is surrounded by lush greenery and features a picturesque creek, perfect for family-friendly activities like wading and exploring. While the facilities are minimal, the natural setting more than compensates, offering a peaceful retreat for those who appreciate simplicity and the great outdoors.
- Rustic Charm: Experience the old-school camping vibe with plenty of open spaces and natural surroundings.
- Family-Friendly: The creek is a highlight for kids, providing hours of fun and adventure.
- Outdoor Activities: Enjoy hiking, birdwatching, and stargazing in this tranquil setting.
While Camp Ben Mc Culloch may not offer modern amenities, its natural beauty and laid-back atmosphere make it a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Please note that the campground is best suited for those who enjoy a more primitive camping experience, as facilities like restrooms and marked parking spaces are limited.
If you're planning a visit, be sure to come prepared with all necessary supplies and check the weather conditions beforehand. For any inquiries, you can reach out directly by phone for assistance.
Customer Feedback:
- "The creek was great for kids to play in, and the area is beautiful, even if the facilities are minimal."
- "A pretty spot to visit if you're not camping there, but the parking situation could be clearer."
- "The natural setting is peaceful and relaxing, perfect for a quiet getaway."
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Customer Reviews
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.
The parking situation is not clearly marked but it's a beautiful area. The creek was great for kids to play in.
Nice place, very pretty, fun rope swing....have to watch out for poison ivy, broken glass & (fish hooks in water) there's no sewer hook ups for campers either.
Nice place to cool off in the summer but the crowds can be awful if you get your timing wrong. Plenty of picnic space and camping.
Great place to take the kids for an afternoon. The creek smells a bit but it's a free adventure so keep expectations low.
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