There are FOUR types of campsites offered at Lake Whitney Marina and they include: WE30, WE50, FHU30, and FHU50. A brief description of each type is listed below including the maximum number of occupants and vehicles allowed.

All campsites are single space and back-in only. One camping unit allowed on each site. Refer to "additional information" below to learn more about the campsite space and type of camping units allowed on the property.

The rates below are based on up to four registered guests with up to two vehicles at a campsite.

If you have any visitors (invited guests) during your stay, they are charged a daily fee to enter the property. Management has the right to limit the number of invited guests at your site. Invited guests are permitted from dawn to dusk only. Note that campsites cannot be used by any registered guest to host a group, event, or party.

CAMPSITES AT-A-GLANCE

General description

• Campsite assignments - All campsites are numbered. Campsites are assigned at the time of reservation. Specify a specific site number or ask for assistance in deciding which type of site and site number best fits your type and length of camping unit. There is not any guarantee a specific site will be available at check-in due to any necessary repair or maintenance.
• Types of camping units - We accept the following types of camping units: motorhomes (Class A, Class B, and Class C); towable trailers (fifth wheel travel trailers, travel trailers, sport utility haulers, expandable travel trailers, and folding camping trailers); and single-room tents (1-person up to 4-person). RVs up to 45' in length with multiple slide-outs are welcome.
• Selecting a site - Some camping units may be restricted to occupying particular types of sites. (1) Full hookup sites shall be occupied only by motorhomes, fifth wheel travel trailers, travel trailers, sport utility haulers, and expandable travel trailers. (2) Folding camper trailers and tents shall occupy only partial hookup sites. (3) RVs with more than one air conditioning unit shall occupy 50A sites. (4) Some sites that are very long (e.g., RV27 and RV28) may be booked and occupied only by RVs that exceed 37' in length. (5) Camping units are not allowed on any site that's already occupied by either a cabin or rental RV.
• Condition of camping unit - Camping units must be in good to new condition, clean and tidy in appearance, in working order, and covered by insurance. Tarps and covers are not permitted. Camping units should be no more than ten years old.
• Picnic table - All campsites in loop 2 come with a picnic table. They are wood or concrete. Only one campsite in loop 3 has a picnic table and it's both concrete and covered. Very few campsites in loop 4 have a picnic table. They are wood only.
• Campfires - Campfires are permitted inside an existing circle of rocks on the ground. The campfire is 36" diameter. New campfires cannot be constructed. Rocks cannot be moved. The majority of campsites in loop 2 have an existing rock circle. Very few campsites in loop 3 and loop 4 have rock circles. Campfires are prohibited in loop 1. Individuals are responsible for complying with burn bans in effect along with any citations or fines. Ask about bringing a small outdoor fireplace with a cover. Metal fire rings are not permitted.
• Water - All campsites include a water spigot that can be connected to a drinking hose. It's city water.
• Electric - All campsites offer 20A and 30A service. Some sites also come with 50A service.
• Sewer - The majority of campsites in loop 2 have a sewer hookup. None of the campsites in loops 3, 4 or 5 have a sewer hookup.

Space

• Sites - A reservation is for one cabin, one rental RV, or one campsite. All campsites are single space sites. The space may be gravel, grass, or a combination of both. Leveling may be necessary due to the slope or type of camping unit. Most campsites can accommodate multiple slide-outs and tall camping units. Your camping unit and vehicle share the same space.
• Accessing a campsite - Sites are accessed only from the gravel roadway. All sites are back-in only. Vehicles must drive in reverse and park with hookups on their camping unit adjacent to the pedestal. Keep off grass areas around campsites. Do not drive through any other sites or across any loops in an attempt to access a campsite.
• Maximum occupancy - The maximum occupancy at each campsite is 4 people.
• Maximum vehicles - Up to two vehicles are permitted with each campsite reservation.

Loops

Nearby

• Showers - Showers with restroom facilities are in loop 2 and loop 4.

• Restrooms - Restroom facilities are in the ship's store parking lot. The restrooms in loop 1 are closed indefinitely.

• RV dump station - A pull through dump station is on the roadway between loops 1 and 2. It's across the road from Cabin 13.

• Trash dumpster - Loop 1

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• What to bring - View what to bring with you for a list of necessary and suggested items to bring whenever you stay in a cabin, campsite, or rental RV at Lake Whitney Marina. Suggested items to bring include wheel chocks for camping units and boat trailers, plastic stakes, trash bags, picnic table cover, and disposable containers for collecting food scraps, grease, juices, cooking oil, peelings, shells, and bones.

• Housekeeping - Daily housekeeping service is NOT provided with any cabin or rental RV.

• Condition - All cabins, campsites, and rental RVs must be in the same condition at check-out as check-in to avoid additional charges to your credit card. Individuals are responsible for keeping the cabin and the immediate area clean, tidy, and free of trash during their stay. View policies.

• Pets - Some cabins are pet friendly. Ask us about which ones. Refer to the pet policy. View pet rules.

• Roads - We sit on government-owned land. Operate vehicles, camping units, and boat trailers on roadways only. Do not drive or park in open areas of grass. There are plants, flowers, shallow tree roots, and shallow underground water lines, sewer lines, and electrical cables running alongside, between, and behind each site and through loops. Watch for utility poles, guy wires, ground covers over underground vaults, and septic field areas. These items can be damaged if you ride over them, park on them, dig, or attempt to insert metal poles or stakes in the ground. You are responsible for any damage to property.

• Cabin parking - Park in front of cabins only and parallel park along the road. No parking in rear or on sides. Do not move any physical barriers or drive around them in an attempt to get closer to a cabin. Keep off grass.

• Campsite parking - All campsites are back-in only. Park vehicles and camping units within the single space. Keep off grass. When backing into a campsite space, watch for trees, picnic tables, circles of rocks (campfires), pedestals, posts, sewer hookups, water spigots, and electrical meters.

• Overflow parking - Additional parking is located in the ship's store parking lot for vehicles and/or boat trailers. Back in or pull in to the bottom of the hillside below the outdoor lights. No parallel parking. Stay clear of green gates. Keep off grass areas.

DEEP WATER, NEW DOCKS, MODERN CABINS