Domes in Wright Patman Lake

This lakeside retreat affords plenty of ways to escape the crowds.

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Glamping Remote

3 sites · Lodging12 acres · Douglassville, TX

Welcome to Glamping Remote located in Douglasville, Texas! Our property is a beautifully restored old homestead that has been converted into a modern glamping experience. This two-person dome comes equipped with the modern luxuries of wifi, TV, AC, and heating. You will also have access to the shared outdoor kitchen, fire pit, bathroom and shower facilities. No pets allowed. We kindly requests that no shoes are worn inside the dome and that quiet time after 10 PM be respected. There is no smoking inside the dome. You will enjoy the beautiful insulted domes during the day and during the night will have decorative lights surrounding the accommodation to give you that special festive feeling. Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or a peaceful retreat, our glamping site offers the perfect blend of comfort, luxury, and natural beauty. We can't wait to welcome you! Guests need to check-in before 8:00pm to not disturb the other guests and owner at the property.

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Overview

Within easy reach of Atlanta, Texarkana, and New Boston, Wright Patman Lake is the perfect spot for lake camping. With more than 170 miles of lakeshore, you’ll find endless spots to launch your boat or kayak, fish for white bass and crappie, or dive in for a swim. Campgrounds dot the north shore, where you’ll find spacious RV sites, many with electric hookups, while south shore campgrounds are at Piney Point, Rocky Point Park, and Atlanta State Park. Summer is peak season, but it’s worth timing your camping trip for spring, for the best fishing, or autumn to enjoy fall foliage hikes around the lake.

Where to go

East Dallas Lakes

West of Wright Patman Lake, I-30 runs through the small towns of Mt Pleasant and Sulphur Springs, all the way to Dallas. Lake lovers will find plenty of scenic stopovers on route—head to Cooper Lake State Park to hike, bike, or horseback ride around Jim Chapman Lake or enjoy birding and fishing at Lake Bob Sandlin State Park. To the south, the pine-fringed Lake O’ The Pines is well stocked with bass, catfish, and crappie.

Texas Pineywoods

Lush woodlands and sparkling lakes provide the backdrop for outdoor adventures in eastern Texas’ Piney Woods. Whether you prefer ziplining through the forest, backcountry camping in the wilderness, or hopping between small towns and civil war sites, there are endless options for campers. For the ultimate back-to-nature experience, the Davy Crockett, Angelina, and Sabine national forests provide miles of hiking trails and primitive camping.

Arkansas

To the north, the Red River carves its way along the Texas-Arkansas border, while the twin city of Texarkana sprawls across both states. If you’re heading over the border, Millwood Lake should be the first stop on your itinerary—there’s great birding and fishing at Millwood State Park on the south shore, along with RV and tent campsites.