Copperas Creek Park

With its idyllic setting on the southwestern side of Proctor Lake, Copperas Creek Park in Comanche, Texas, offers a perfect blend of lakefront serenity, outdoor recreation, and excellent amenities for campers. This inviting campground features 67 full-hookup sites during the summer season and 30 in the winter, providing conveniences like water, electric, and sewer connections, along with covered picnic tables, flush toilets, hot showers, and a dump station.

The campground's expansive views of Proctor Lake and shaded campsites under cottonwood, cypress, and black willow trees enhance its peaceful atmosphere. Anglers will revel in the lake's abundant populations of bass, crappie, and catfish, with three boat ramps and fishing docks for easy water access. Hiking and equestrian enthusiasts can explore over 10 miles of trails nearby, while swim beaches and open grassy areas invite relaxation.

Located just minutes from Comanche, Copperas Creek is ideally situated for campers to enjoy a lakeside retreat while staying connected to local history and culture. Nearby attractions include the Comanche County Historical Museum and the charming towns of De Leon and Dublin, offering antique shops, museums, and seasonal events.