Hunter Park
Located near the bridge that connects both sides of Granbury, TX, this park is often crowded with picnickers and boaters during the day. On weekends, locals come out to camp, and it gets noisy all through the night.
Otherwise, Hunter Park is a nicer place to stay during the week if you’re a full time RVer looking to settle in for 5 days or less. All camping is along the street underneath the shade of oak trees. There are no hookups, but you are allowed to run your generator as long as it doesn’t bother others.
Because of the overhang of oak trees, large motorhomes and fifth wheels will probably find it difficult to park here. However, there is a section of road without tree overhang.
Brazos River Authority has published a rule with respect to camping…
11. OTHER ACTIVITIES
A. Camping
Camping at a designated BRA public use area(s) or designated RV site(s) shall only be for a maximum period of ten days during a 30-consecutive-day period. After ten days, the party shall not camp at a BRA public use area or designated RV site at the same reservoir again until an additional 30 days has passed.
Camping in areas not designated for such activity by the BRA is prohibited.
You can read the full set of rules here.
