This is a fully developed campground area located along Forest Road 215 on the south shore of Stubblefield Lake, an oxbow lake on the upper reaches of Lake Conroe. The vegetation in the campground consists primarily of southern pine, oaks, gums, and dogwoods. It is a fairly open campground, however, portions of the area contain thick vegetation between campsites providing a private atmosphere. Campsites at Stubblefield can accommodate a recreation vehicle up to 20 feet in length. There are no electrical or water hookups available.
Potable water is available from hydrants throughout the campground area.
The Stubblefield area has toilet facilities with running water and hot showers. There is one sheltered pavilion with picnic tables, located close to the entrance which is available for general use. The Lone Star Hiking Trail transects the campground, and the Stubblefield Interpretive Trail is located directly to the north. Fishing is popular on the nearby Stubblefield Lake bridge, Stubblefield Lake and Lake Conroe. Information about the Sam Houston National Forest and regulations are posted on a bulletin board at the entrance of the campground.