Cedar Hill State Park Grand Prarie, TX

[littlemo]

Anybody on this forum stayed here? I've read RV Park reviews. Just wanted personal recommendations of special sites, etc.

Thanks

[Heisenberg]

You might try Traders Village on your next trip.

[littlemo]

I am familiar with DFW area. I lived and worked there at Baylor for 3 years a few years ago. At that time we lived in the RV Park that is KOA now (it wasn't at that time) It is very nice but was looking for something cheaper but with hookups near the Cowboys stadium for a couple of days. We ended up not going anyway but that was my purpose in asking. Mostly curiosity about that park.

Thanks for your input.

[patperry2766]

Is there a particular reason that you are researching this campground? Is it close to something particular or family? Reason I ask is that there are several other campgrounds in the DFW, some alot nicer than others.

[1971duster340]

Camped in the North part several times ...It's our new place to stay when in the DFW area. The roads G1/G2 accommodate a 45' motorhome. Not all sites are level and most are not 45'+ long. I think we stay in site 185 (FHU,50A). In general, TX State Parks are in need of repair, this one is above average. I've seen power issues described in reviews, but I haven't had any.

[sayoung]

It's just ok.
Loyd Parkis way nicer.however we usually stay at Holiday Park on Lake Benbrook just a little further west on I20.
As asked,where you need to be in th DFW area?

[tegu69]

I don't plan on stopping there again.

[Joe_in_Texas]

east of Dallas is Lake Twakoni state park real nice......
just north-east of dallas/garland is East Fork Coe park in Wylie TX on lake lavon......nice base camp

[Joe_in_Texas]

two thirds of their site are designed for tents....we could not even park a tent trailer at them.

on the other side of joe pool lake is Loyd Park
operated by the city of Grand Pairie TX
former COE park.....a lot nicer.

[kellertx5er]

Living in DFW area, we drove over to check it out once. Not a very scenic place by any means. Mostly mesquite trees and scrub cedar. If you have a real need to stay close to the city(ies) it would be OK for a night or two. I would not recommend as a vacation destination.