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Abilene State Park

3 full-hookup sites plus electric loops; group trailer area has a 40-foot maximum vehicle length.

Buffalo Wallow, a spring-fed pond in Abilene State Park, Texas, United States is a popular spot for fishing, birding, and wildlife viewing.

Photo: Larry D. Moore · CC BY 4.0 · source and license. Park scenery; photos may predate current conditions.

What to know before booking

The camping choices

3 full-hookup sites plus electric loops; group trailer area has a 40-foot maximum vehicle length.

Some campsites offer water, electricity and sewer at the site. This listing focuses on the published developed camping options; consult the official park map for specific sites.

Published campground features

  • Full hookup (available at selected campsites or areas)
  • Water + electric (available at selected campsites or areas)

Campground types identified: RV, Tent. These are park-level categories, not a guarantee that any one campsite has every feature.

What to verify

For an RV, confirm the campsite-specific pad dimensions, approach, available 30/50-amp connections and whether sewer service is at the site. For tents or primitive stays, confirm walking distance, water availability, fire restrictions and seasonal conditions. Use the official campground page for current site categories, fees and availability.

Official campground information

This listing is based on the park operator’s published campsite information, checked November 3, 2026. Prices and conditions may change.

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