Keyhole State Park

About Keyhole State Park

Keyhole is a mecca for native birds and migratory birds of all kinds. Visitors also have the opportunity to enjoy other wildlife such as mules, antelopes and wild turkeys.

A marina and motel operated by a concessionaire are located directly on the sea front, and the concessionaire has a number of other facilities such as golf courses, golf courses, swimming pools, tennis courts, picnic areas and other amenities.

There is a public boat ramp at the marina, but there is traffic and overcrowded parking for additional vehicles. Most campsites are located under pine trees, and there are a number of different types of tents spread throughout the campsite, as well as picnic areas, picnic tables and other amenities.

When the reservoir is full, you have easy access to water and hydrants are easy to reach from your campsite. At the main entrance of the park there is a water fountain and a small lake, but there is plenty of parking on the other side of the lake and in the parking lot next door.

In the parking lot next to the main entrance of the park there is an overflow parking lot for additional vehicles, which is only open from 8 am to 5 pm.

Most campsites are under pine trees, so when the reservoir is full, you have easy access to water and some shade. There is a shelter that can be reserved but can only be used during the day, and there is no guarantee that you can reserve it.

There are no barriers or play equipment in the campsites, and there are no crowded parking spaces for additional vehicles, but there are bees for an overflow of parking spaces and additional cars.

The campsites are located under pine trees and access to the reservoir is more difficult due to the terrain. Most of the sites have been relocated due to some conscripts, but some campsites are still available.

There are six plots that are not developed and the ground is not even, but there is a base plate. Close to these campgrounds is the main entrance to Keyhole State Park and a parking lot for campers and visitors.

The location is under a pine tree and is within walking distance of the reservoir, but it is not near the main entrance to Keyhole State Park or the parking lot.

There are 45 construction sites, most of them outdoors, but some are under trees, others on lawns. Some have gravel floors, others pitches, while some campsites are equipped with fireplaces, picnic tables, toilets and hydrants.

Some campsites have easy access to the reservoir and there are shelters that can be reserved, but when it is full, the public boat ramp in the area is patched.

Most of the facilities are back in operation, but some have to be demolished and some campsites are located away from the reservoir. There are a number of sites under pine trees, some of them near the lake and others not too far away.

In summer you can also camp in the park's parking lot, but it is slightly more expensive than the other campsites on the lake.

In the middle of the campground are universally accessible play equipment, and the reservoir is easy to reach. There is a refuge that can be reserved, but it is slightly more expensive than the other campsites on the lake and not as accessible as the parking lot.

Most of the sites are located outdoors, have easy access to the reservoir and are surrounded by pine trees. The campsite is surrounded by pine trees and trees on all sides and is ideal for hiking, camping, fishing or other outdoor activities.

Most campsites are under pine trees and there is no drinking water on any campsite, but there are plenty of water sources for drinking, fishing and other outdoor activities.

When the reservoir is full, there is a public boat ramp nearby and picnic tables, toilets and hydrants. The place has a ring of fire, but there is only one fireplace, about half of which is on a campsite on the cliff.

The area is used as a large boat launch site, but there is an area that can be reserved. Then take State Route 113 to the south end of Keyhole State Park, south of the parking lot, and then east on the freeway.