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campermom · 08-10-2006, 07:45 PM

We were in #11. Couldn't put ac up to max since my son is a Texan, he doesn't like the cold. Still used the blankets all night. It was a treat. There is a water faucet, lantern post, firepit and picnic table outside of each cabin. Before leaving, the park lady inspected the cleaniless of our cabin and even removed the ac filter. The cabins 1-7, maybe even 8, are very nice waterfront sites. Our cabin and the one across from us were nice, more shaded, and had water access. We could have swam there but the waterhole has much more charm. There is also a penninsula behind #11 which provides a nice place for the deer to hang out.

This park is so nice. Even the drive in on park road 4 is fun. If you've been, you know the part, where it's like a roller coaster. I love that part, pedal to the floor and fly!

08-10-2006, 07:45 PM	#6
campermom Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: NE San Antonio Posts: 354	Re: Anyone have pictures of Inks lake We were in #11. Couldn't put ac up to max since my son is a Texan, he doesn't like the cold. Still used the blankets all night. It was a treat. There is a water faucet, lantern post, firepit and picnic table outside of each cabin. Before leaving, the park lady inspected the cleaniless of our cabin and even removed the ac filter. The cabins 1-7, maybe even 8, are very nice waterfront sites. Our cabin and the one across from us were nice, more shaded, and had water access. We could have swam there but the waterhole has much more charm. There is also a penninsula behind #11 which provides a nice place for the deer to hang out. This park is so nice. Even the drive in on park road 4 is fun. If you've been, you know the part, where it's like a roller coaster. I love that part, pedal to the floor and fly!