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Colorado Bend State Park

15 primitive drive-up campsites with self-contained RVs up to 20 feet permitted, no hookups and no RV sewage disposal; plus walk-in river tent sites.

Cliffs across the Colorado River from Colorado Bend State Park, Texas, United States.

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

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What to know

15 primitive drive-up campsites with self-contained RVs up to 20 feet permitted, no hookups and no RV sewage disposal; plus walk-in river tent sites.

Available camping categories

RV, Tent, Primitive. The park has published the following amenity categories in some camping areas: Primitive, Waterfront. This does not mean every site has those features.

How to select the right campsite

For RV camping, confirm site-specific hookup amperage, maximum RV length, access and sewer availability. Check seasonal alerts, water availability, fire restrictions and campground policies on the operator site.

Short self-contained RVs and river camping

The published primitive drive-up area allows self-contained RVs up to 20 feet, without individual hookups or a dump station. Walk-in river campsites have a different access pattern.

Best question to ask before booking

Plan wastewater and drinking-water needs before arrival, especially if you are staying in a self-contained camping unit.

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Information was reviewed on November 3, 2026. Prices and reservation availability change and are not displayed here.

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