campgrounds

[ranger90]

I'm sorta new to stockton and am looking to go camping this weekend I have a pull behind camper and pontoon. Wanting to know if there's any campgrounds that are right on the water where you can pull boat up to your campsite? Thanks for all the help

[zarraspook]

If you go to the National Recreation site .. it will give you a map to click on all the sites at Stockton and then click on "check availability" and them click on "facility Map" which will show all the camp sites..

Personally I use Ruark Bluff east or west... This link will take you to Stockton lake page....

http://www.recreation.gov/unifSearchResults.do

[slab slinger]

Roark Bluff camp grounds. East and West sides both have what your looking for. There's a few at Cedar Ridge with water access also. Probably others as well but these 2 are the camp grounds I use.

[kwall]

Crabtree off Hwy 32 has a cove that boaters use for that and sites are close by

[crappie-hunter]

Hawker point has several spots where you you can pull your boat up as well

[Ketchup]

Ruark West is my choice. Family oriented.

[ranger90]

Thanks for all the help it's really appreciated! Not sure which one I'll be staying at yet but I'll be down Friday night thru Sunday. Hopefully I can get on some crappie and walleye and come back with a good report.

[Bushbeater]

I highly recommend Hawkers Point although you may want to plan on anchoring slightly offshore to protect from the rocks.

[LoweSTX175]

If I were to camp I'd also try to go to Hawker and get a site close to the water. What makes Hawker attractive is you can night fish all around that area and not have to travel far at night. The bridge is close and the cove right there has always produced fish during the summer.