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Texas state parks with full-hookup RV campsites

Palo Duro Canyon State Park scenery
Texas scenery: Palo Duro Canyon State Park. This photo does not depict the full-hookup sites listed below. Photo: Larry D. Moore · Credits and license

A focused guide to Texas state parks where water, electricity and sewer hookups are available at selected campsites. These parks are not a ranking and do not represent every qualifying park in Texas.

Campground facilities, closures and reservations change. This guide identifies options published by Texas Parks and Wildlife, not guaranteed availability or current pricing.

What counts as a full-hookup campsite?

A full-hookup RV campsite generally provides water, electricity and a sewer connection at the individual campsite. The park may also have water-and-electric-only sites in other loops, so it's important to reserve the correct category.

Start with the region, then the exact hookup category

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These groupings help you narrow the search. They are not proximity estimates from your home, and full hookups may exist only in selected loops.

Verified examples: site counts and hookup types

These figures are published by Texas Parks and Wildlife for the full-hookup campsite category. They describe the number of sites in that category, not how many are available to book today.

Three published full-hookup campsite categories; these counts are not live availability
State parkFull-hookup sitesElectric serviceOfficial source
Cedar Hill14730/50 ampTPWD
Davis Mountains2630/50 ampTPWD
Eisenhower50Electric hookup listed; confirm amperageTPWD

Campsite category sources checked November 11, 2026. Campground counts and facilities may change. Check the individual site before booking.

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Check the official full-hookup category

All ten parks below publish a full-hookup campsite category. Select the correct loop and site for your RV. These links go directly to the current TPWD campsite pages.

Primary sources

Texas Parks and Wildlife's published campsite pages form the basis of these selections. For current hookup details and reservations, use the individual campground profiles linked above or go directly to the Texas State Parks website.

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Full-hookup camping questions

Does a park dump station count as a sewer hookup?

No. A full-hookup campsite has a sewer connection at the site. A shared dump station is a separate facility; check which option your reservation includes.

Does full hookup guarantee 50-amp service?

No. Full hookup describes water, electric and sewer service, not a particular amperage. Check the exact category and campsite against your RV's requirements.

Does a listed campsite count mean spaces are available?

No. Published counts describe a campsite category, not current inventory. Use the official park reservation link for your dates.

What should I budget beyond the campsite fee?

Allow for fuel, entrance fees, taxes, reservation charges and your own food and activities. Use the trip calculator with the current costs you confirm.