Potters Creek Park

Potters Creek Park

Potters Creek Park is a US Army Corps of Engineers campground on the north shore of Canyon Lake in the Texas Hill Country, and our Lake Travis and Canyon Lake guide calls it the better-equipped Corps base on that side of the lake. Recreation.gov lists RV, tent, screened-shelter and group inventory with water and electricity, plus flush toilets, showers, drinking water, two dump stations, two boat ramps, a fishing pier and a beach. It suits value-focused campers, families and anglers who want a real lakeside public park.

Potters Creek Park at a glance

Hookups	Water + electric (50 amp); two dump stations, no sewer at site
Sites	RV, tent, shelter and group inventory; select exact site on Recreation.gov
Max RV length	Site-specific
Cost	Live Recreation.gov quote; eligible Senior/Access pass discounts may apply
Reservations	Recreation.gov (book early for summer)
Best for	Value-focused campers, families, anglers who want a real lakeside Corps park

Why RVers stay here

Hookups are water and 50-amp electric with no sewer at the site; use the two dump stations. Rig fit is site-specific, so select the exact site on Recreation.gov, and pricing is a live quote there, with Senior and Access pass discounts possibly applying. It is open year-round with check-in at 3 p.m. and checkout at 2 p.m. Book early for summer. Two cautions from our guide: the gate rules are strict and late arrivals cannot drive in after the gate locks, and the listing carried a heavy-rainfall alert in early August 2026 limiting the park to existing reservations. Read the alert at the top of the Recreation.gov page before you rely on a new booking.

✓Lakeside Corps park with two boat ramps, a fishing pier and a beach on Canyon Lake

✓Water and 50-amp electric at RV sites, plus showers and flush toilets

✓Two dump stations on site

✓Value pricing with possible Senior/Access pass discounts

✓Open year-round

!No sewer at the site

!Strict gate: late arrivals cannot enter after the gate locks

!Weather alerts can restrict access; check the Recreation.gov alert before booking

What our guides say about Potters Creek Park

Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.

Regional guide

RV Parks on Lake Travis: RV Camping, Campgrounds & Full Hookups (Plus Canyon Lake)

Potters Creek is the better-equipped Corps base on Canyon Lake's north shore. Recreation.gov says its RV, tent, screened-shelter and group inventory has water and electricity, while the park provides flush toilets, showers, drinking water, two dump stations, two boat ramps, a fishing pier and beach. It is open year-round; check-in is 3 p.m. and checkout 2 p.m.

The gate rules are strict: late arrivals cannot drive in after the gate locks. More urgently, the listing displayed a heavy-rainfall alert on August 5, 2026 saying the park was open only to existing reservations while conditions evolved. That status can change, so read the alert at the top of Recreation.gov before relying on a new booking.

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Potters Creek Park: frequently asked questions

Does Potters Creek Park have full hookups?

No. Sites have water and 50-amp electric but no sewer. Two dump stations are on site.

How much does Potters Creek Park cost per night?

Pricing is a live Recreation.gov quote for the exact site and dates. Eligible Senior and Access pass discounts may apply.

What is the max RV length at Potters Creek Park?

It is site-specific. Select the exact site on Recreation.gov and check its equipment limits.

Do you need reservations at Potters Creek Park?

Book on Recreation.gov, and book early for summer. Also read the alert at the top of the listing, since weather can limit the park to existing reservations.

What are check-in and checkout times at Potters Creek Park?

Check-in is 3 p.m. and checkout is 2 p.m. Late arrivals cannot drive in after the gate locks.

Is Potters Creek Park open year-round?

Yes, per Recreation.gov, subject to weather-related alerts.