Black Creek Lake
Campground — we can watch this one for cancellations.
Guide · Texas · Reviewed by OpenCampsite
Reservations for National Forests and Grasslands in Texas in Texas are made through Recreation.gov.
This guide lists the locations we track, where to find reservation rules, and nearby alternatives.

All 11 can be watched for openings. Every one is catalogued as a campground.
Most campgrounds release individual sites on a rolling window six months before your arrival date, typically in the morning (7 am Pacific / 10 am Eastern) — though Recreation.gov's own tips page is clear that windows and release times vary by facility, so check your campground's “Seasons & Fees” tab.
Recreation.gov offers availability alerts. Its guidance says a matching notice goes to everyone watching the same dates and does not guarantee a reservation.
Reservation-system facts checked against official sources on September 9, 2026. Policies change — the reservation system's own pages are always authoritative.
We don't publish operating dates for individual locations at National Forests and Grasslands in Texas. Check the location's official page on Recreation.gov for the dates available for your visit.
Campground — we can watch this one for cancellations.
Campground — we can watch this one for cancellations.
Campground — we can watch this one for cancellations.
Campground — we can watch this one for cancellations.
Campground — we can watch this one for cancellations.
Campground — we can watch this one for cancellations.
Campground — we can watch this one for cancellations.
Campground — we can watch this one for cancellations.
Campground — we can watch this one for cancellations.
Campground — we can watch this one for cancellations.
Campground — we can watch this one for cancellations.
See everything we track in this park — live alert status included — on the National Forests and Grasslands in Texas coverage page.
The closest places we also track, by straight-line distance from National Forests and Grasslands in Texas's coordinates. Watching a fallback at the same time costs nothing — the free beta includes three trips at a time.
~44 miles · 6 locations we can watch
~52 miles · 3 locations we can watch
~98 miles · 8 locations we can watch
~118 miles · 1 location we can watch
Under the standard individual-campsite policy, cancellations generally carry a $10 fee. Cancelling the day before or on arrival day also forfeits the first night. A one-night reservation loses the amount paid without an additional service fee; facility-specific policies take precedence.
A cancellation fee deadline does not establish when most campers cancel. Keep watching once your dates are set instead of waiting for a predicted last-minute surge.
No. An alert tells you that a check found a matching opening. You still need to book on Recreation.gov, where availability can change before you finish.
Yes. Choose the locations that work for your trip in the alert form. The list above shows which of the 11 locations we track at National Forests and Grasslands in Texas currently support alerts.
Choose email or text for each alert. Enable browser notifications separately in Account to receive updates for all your alerts on connected devices.
Free beta access includes three trips at a time, up to six campgrounds each, with no credit card required. Paid plans for faster checks or more trips are planned for after the beta.
The nearest places we also track are Sam Rayburn Reservoir (about 44 miles away), Steinhagen Lake (about 52 miles away), and Lake O' The Pines (about 98 miles away). Distances are straight-line distances between the coordinates in our catalog, not driving distances.
Choose your locations and dates, then select email or text. We notify you when a check finds a matching opening. Browser notifications can be enabled separately for all your alerts.
Reservation facts were checked on September 9, 2026, and campground inventory on October 10, 2026. Policies and seasonal rules change, so confirm your trip on the official pages below.