Dixon Springs State Park

Very beautiful park with really nice kiddies parks and rock formations.

The tent camping was set up nice, it was clean they all had picnic tables and fire rings. The pine trail to the Oak train was a lovely walk. The ticks were something else and the mosquitoes were moderate 🙃 bug repellent is a nisseiry 😆 The candy shop across the street was a pleasant surprise we enjoyed some Black walnut, chocolate peanut-butter and banana pudding ice-cream 😋

Great secluded camping area. We did the primitive campsite back in November. The campground was nice and flat, and the fire pits are good heavy duty ones too. We did have to hike a bit to find decent firewood tho, but that's camping. Definitely recommend.

I have wanted to stay here for awhile now and this year we finally did. The campsites are very nice, however they're closer together than some other places. The other thing I don't like as much is this site has a parking lot and you have to walk to your campsite, no big deal because the campsites are close to it. However it makes it a pain depending on what all you bring camping. Nice big pine trees that are great for hammock camping though. They also have picnic tables and fire rings at each campsite. We didn't get to explore a lot on our trip because I have a broken foot. However we did shoot some senior photos here. If I remember I'll update my post when I get them edited.

This is an awesome state park! It has a playground for children to play and even has a pool! We hiked on the Ghost Dance trail, and it is a nice trail. I wouldn't recommend bringing a young child, my 2 year old struggled on this hike. But we enjoyed ourselves overall! & we also got to bring our dogs as it's pet friendly. Also has public restroom. Would recommend visiting here!