Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Ray Roberts Lake State Park adventure.
Fish, hike, or horseback ride at the 29,000-acre Ray Roberts Lake.
Lush prairies and shaded woodlands fringe the shores of the mighty Ray Roberts Lake in this state park. Head to the lake to swim, boat, or stand-up paddleboard; try your luck fishing for crappie, catfish, and white bass; or perhaps beat the lake record for largemouth bassâcurrently at 15.18 pounds. Away from the water, the 20-mile Greenbelt Corridor stretches to Lake Lewisville, and has trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Campers can stay in the Johnson Branch (north shore) and Isle du Bois (south shore) campground sections of the park, and equestrian camping is also available.
Ray Roberts State Park is open year-round, but the most popular time to visit is from late spring through early autumn. Average daytime temperatures are 95°F in summer, making this the ideal time for swimming and boat cruises. Peak fishing season for bass is in spring and summer, but youâll catch crappie and catfish whenever you visit.