We called after breakfast to see if sites were available and were told there were; we arrived about 1130 and had a number of sites from which to choose; here we are on site 20.

Date of visit: Jan 2012

SSites 1-5. This part of the park, formerly the Fort Sam Houston Rec Area, is now known as Hancock Cove.

Sites 6-10.

Sites 21-24. 21 and 22 share a long site.

Sites 25-30 are closest to the lake, but trees and bushes prevent a clear view of the water.

Sites 13 and 14.

In the center of the campground is this older bathhouse, which offers free hot showers. However, the park apparently has a long-term problem with water and there was no water available at the time of our visit.

Behind the office is this newer laundry and shower facility.

There are 31 of these mobile homes that can be rented.

There are also 10 very small cabins for rent.

Check-in is at the office/campstore. The staff are very pleasant and professional folks.

A short walk from the campground is the beach. With the lake level so low, there is certainly plenty of beach area.

The children's play area even has a shade canopy for hot summer days.

There's quite a bath-tub ring around Canyon Lake.

Across the highway is the Sunnyside area, formerly the Randolph AFB Rec Area. There is a smaller campground there with 9 cement-pad, full hook-up sites. These are sites 1-4 on the right, 9 on the left.

Sites 5-8.

Watch out for these dudes - they are mean! They'll come after you and may nip at you.

Amenities

25 FHU sites: $15, 10 E(30A) sites: $12

Monthly & weekly rates available Nov-Feb

$5/vehicle daily entrance fee (waived w/ Golden Age Pass)

Dump station available

Verizon Broadband Access (EVDO) service

Coord: 29.887951 N, 98.219591 W

Activities

Fishing

Boating

Swimming