Neches Bluff Campground

Apparently, post July 4 is not a good time to visit. A family tagged the lookout with a white marker and then left trash all over the campground. I figured if they could write, then maybe they could read too? Is that asking too much? Leaving a pile of garbage by the toilet and on the road into camp is truly uncivilized, especially when signs are posted everywhere about how there are no services here. If you have to graffiti and dump garbage to have a good time, please stay home and don't visit National Forests. You are why we can't have nice things.

Wonderful secluded primitive camping area. It was pretty quiet with some highway noise. There is a trailhead and a well maintained pit toilet a short walk up the road. Be careful with pets as there is a pack of coyotes around. We heard them nearby both nights we were staying there. Overall, it was a nice camping and experience. We would stay here again!

One of the best views in East Texas, esp with all the raptors soaring above the tall pines and forest below. Pictures won't really convey the elevation change that occurs here. Five stars for the vista alone. Unfortunately the campground and 4C trail were very overgrown when we visited.

Beautiful place to camp and relax with the kids. You can drive, walk or bike around many trails and see an abundance of wildlife. Place is so big,with so much to see, that the hours of the day are not enough. Recomend 100%

So peaceful and beautiful. Campsites are well spaced out. It was not busy, there were other campers so you're not completely alone but feels like you are. Roads are dirt/gravel, low ride vehicles might wanna go slow and easy, otherwise not too bad. Pet friendly- on leash. Free camping for 14 days. The closest Walmart is about 20 mins away in Crockett.