I usually enter here: (33.3765722, -97.5588100) It’s not the kind of place you go expecting to drive hundreds of miles of trail but they have 10’s of miles of trail and it’s really nice for getting away for the day/night and chill and relax. Sometimes I’ll just go for the day to destress.
Nice video! I'm in Carrollton and just purchased a '03 2WD Sequoia. Looking for places to camp with 2WD accessibility. This seems to fit the bill! Thanks for the share.
Yes - i would agree. Although different setup - for you in Carrolton I would also recommend Eisenhower State Park for camping with lots of dirt roads around perfect for 2wd.
Will be doing this soon from Frisco. Thanks for the video!
Enjoy!
Great video. Been here a few times myself. Perhaps I'll make plans to go back and camp for a weekend
Roger that. KG5UOY 73 SK
Thanks for another great video! Any thoughts on upgrading our brakes? Was looking into the power stop systems.
Never thought about anything other than stock but with all the weight we add to our rigs probably not a bad idea!
Some questions - 1. What is the best access point? (Lat/Long) 2. Were people just driving their vehicles on the trails?
I usually enter here: (33.3765722, -97.5588100)
It’s not the kind of place you go expecting to drive hundreds of miles of trail but they have 10’s of miles of trail and it’s really nice for getting away for the day/night and chill and relax. Sometimes I’ll just go for the day to destress.
Nice video! I'm in Carrollton and just purchased a '03 2WD Sequoia. Looking for places to camp with 2WD accessibility. This seems to fit the bill! Thanks for the share.
Yes - i would agree. Although different setup - for you in Carrolton I would also recommend Eisenhower State Park for camping with lots of dirt roads around perfect for 2wd.
@@TXGX460OverlandandOffRoad Noted...Thanks for the recommendation. Actually have a buddy who keeps his boat there too!
Any restrooms/latrines?
Some of the established campsites have restrooms - not sure about showers.