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Lake Tawakoni State Park, Texas
Water skiing or a fresh salad with cucumbers, peppers, juicy tomatoes and other fresh veggies? Thanks to the brilliant minds who manage this 376-acre state park and adjacent water reservoir located in Read more...
Water skiing or a fresh salad with cucumbers, peppers, juicy tomatoes and other fresh veggies? Thanks to the brilliant minds who manage this 376-acre state park and adjacent water reservoir located in northeastern Texas, you can have both - so long as they are enjoyed in moderation. With limited fresh water in the area, resource management has been critical in the appropriation of this precious resource. Luckily for park goers, they are nonetheless able to take advantage of the five miles of park shoreline for water-based recreational activities such as swimming, fishing and boating. Also offered at this park among the oak woodlands and tallgrass prairies are more grounded leisures such as mountain biking, hiking, geocaching and bird watching. Just remember that next time you forget to turn off the water while you brush your teeth, you might be sacrificing precious time on the jet ski!
Matthew: White Deer Ranch is the epitome of State Park camping. Whether you're a true-to-form primitive camper...
If the peninsula that juts into Lake Tawakoni was shaped like a mutant scorpion, Spring Point...
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Blaine: “Sandy Ridge” is what makes HipCamp so enjoyable. The host, Cody, was very prompt and helpful in his...
Lj: Pitch your tent under the canopy of trees, on a hill, in a meadow, or next to the pond. Under the...
Richard: Ranch view is just perfect; welcomed warmly by our hosts, put our tent down next to their house...
Ash: springing up from flat texas grasslands, large oak trees offer shade along the banks of a small creek....
Mikaela: There's a central spot to park an RV near the pecan trees. Close access to a peaceful perimeter trail...
Matthew: Good Earth Organic Farm is the perfect place for the weekend warrior or the committed outdoorsman...
Kelly: Prepare to time travel while camping at the Ranchview Cabin! Built in the early 1900's, this cabin has...
Gay: This is a working cattle ranch. There are trees, stock ponds and open fields. Water is available. ...
Ashlee: Camping and hammocking in this pine forest is magic! It’s open, so pick your favorite spot, and enjoy...
Ashlee: The centerpiece of the campground, the striking tipi is a lovely respite from the perfectly insulated...
Ashlee: Julia’s cottage is the CUTEST. With all the space and amenities you need, this little cottage is a...
It doesn’t even matter where you stay at Purtis Creek because you’ll be on the water all day, right?...
Horse lovers unite at Buggy Whip. The 15 campsites here come with water and electric hookups, plus a...
Choose from 40 sites at Deer Haven Campground, on the western edge of the park’s South Sulphur Unit....
About half of the 44 campsites off of the Bright Star loop in the South Sulphur Unit sit close to the...
With just 15 campsites, Oak Grove may be a quieter, more reclusive choice over the other campgrounds...
Carolyn: This is an idyllic camp spot. Broken Bow has 8 waterfront campsites which are highly recommended for...
Campers at Liberty Grove have the best of both worlds; the campground is bordered by the lake on the...
Ashlee: This unassuming cabin is a total score at Music Springs! Book the bunk house, and you get a private...
Alert the car camping crew, it’s time to lock down a long weekend at Black Jack Group Trailer...