» Places to Stay at PK

The Chamber’s lodging directory includes cabin rentals, guest houses, hotels, RV camping, and tent camping.

No. According to the Chamber’s camping page, BRA does not take reservations for its public tent-camping sites. They are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

No. The Chamber states that BRA public tent-camping sites do not have electric or water hookups.

Yes. Unlike BRA public-use areas, Possum Kingdom State Park accepts camping reservations.

Campers who want to stay longer than one week are instructed to obtain permission from the Brazos River Authority.

The Chamber’s posted BRA rules list camper checkout at 12 noon.

It depends on the activities, lodging, restaurants, and marinas you plan to visit. Because the east and west sides are roughly a 45-minute drive apart, checking locations before booking can save significant travel time.

Yes. The Chamber lists privately owned and operated camping locations in addition to BRA public areas and the state park. Private campground reservations and rates are handled directly by each property.

Yes. BRA campground information instructs visitors to bring their own charcoal or camp fuel.

No. Cutting trees is not allowed. Visitors should bring charcoal, camp fuel, or purchase bundled firewood locally.