Inks Lake State Park Campground

7 reviews

3480 Park Rd 4 W, Burnet, TX 78611, USA

Inks Lake State Park Campground Introduce

Nestled in the heart of Texas, Inks Lake State Park Campground offers a serene retreat for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers. This campground provides an ideal base for exploring the natural wonders of Inks Lake and its surrounding areas.

Located at PJVQ 64, Burnet, TX 78611, the campground is part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, known for its comprehensive services and picturesque environment. Inks Lake State Park Campground caters to a wide range of visitors, from families seeking outdoor adventures to full-time RV enthusiasts.

Environment: Surrounded by lush landscapes and the crystal-clear waters of Inks Lake, the campground offers a peaceful setting for those looking to connect with nature.
Services: - Ample RV sites with water and electricity hookups - Tent camping areas - Modern restroom facilities - Boating options including paddleboats and pontoons - Hiking trails of varying difficulty levels - Picnic areas with scenic views - Gift shop and park headquarters
Characteristics: Known for its well-maintained facilities, Inks Lake State Park Campground is one of Texas's larger parks, offering a variety of activities throughout the year.

Customer feedback highlights the campground's strengths and areas for improvement. Many visitors praise the impressive bathrooms, diverse boating options, and well-designed hiking trails ranging from easy to moderate difficulty. The park's size is noted as a positive attribute, with more resources allocated to maintenance.

However, one review pointed out challenges with the dump station design, which can be inconvenient for those using waste tote systems. Despite this, the campground remains highly recommended, with plans to return for warmer weather swimming.

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Customer Reviews

4.0

7 reviews

Morgan Whitney

Mar 09, 2025

Had a great experience camping here for spring break. We stayed in site 215 and I was really impressed with the bathrooms in the campground as well as the plethora of boating options they had (including a flamingo and rubber duck paddleboat lol). The headquarters and gift shop were separate which I’m not used to with TX state parks but you can tell this is one of their bigger parks and more maintenance/resources have been put into improving it. Hiking trails were good, all ranked easy to moderate, although there should be some parking area added for those who want to hike the woodland trail without starting at the pecan flats trail. We didn’t swim since it was too cold but my kids put their feet in and said it wasn’t too bad. We will have to come back sometime and take advantage of the water

TheCherry RVLife

Jan 26, 2025

This review is for the dump station when using a dump buddy ONLY (we're very pleased with the campground/park otherwise). We've been full-timing a good long while and this is the worst dump station I've ever seen for using a dump buddy/tote. There is a 5" curb around the dump, and the dump itself is further recessed another 3-4" below ground level. The result of this design is that you have to pull your tote up over the curb and wrestle it into a position where you can dump without making a mess. The rinse faucet is really close to the dump hole, making this process even harder. My tote is 36gals, and when full is 300lbs. It would have been nice in a campground where there are no sewer hookups at the sites that the designers of this relatively new dump station would have considered that folks would be using totes and designed at least one of the 3 dumps to accommodate a tote.

Jess Allen

Feb 11, 2025

Loved it and will be back! Bathrooms are clean and definitely check for the burn ban. Watch out for the raccoons and squirrels 😆 they absolutely will steal stuff.

Maria Price

Dec 29, 2024

Lovely lakeside cabin and nice rocky canyon walk to Devils Waterhole. Deer, fishing, and nice restrooms.

Valentyn Kropov

Jun 22, 2024

Great park, $23 / night versus many other that are $15-18, but younger way much more space and nature here than most of other parks. Cavern is a great place to go too.