Camping in Lake Texoma, OK

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81% (13 reviews)

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this is Paradise on Lake Texoma

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27 sites · Lodging, Tents · Pottsboro, TX
Paradise on Lake Texoma (formerly Paradise Cove) is a beautiful, secluded commercial campground located in the "Big Mineral Arm'' of Lake Texoma. Built in the 80's by the Corps of Engineers, Paradise has been a mainstay of the lake for many years. Recently, the current management team are working to grow Paradise into something special. With a huge focus on community and culture, Paradise has tons of space for people to come together and enjoy the company and also areas to wander off and find a quiet lakeside spot to relax. You'll also be able to catch one of the best breathtaking sunsets on the lake! The wildlife we have on the property is amazing! I have deer that sleep in my front yard, opossums, 600 bird species, and my favorite… the armadillos! We offer Kayaking on the property for a fee. We have a beautiful Hammock Garden free for guests to kick back and relax. Texoma Water Taxi is a text away to give guests a ride anywhere on the lake including restaurants. Rock-N A Ranch is roughly 20 minutes away and offers horseback riding. The Cabins and Campsites are within walking distance from each other but far enough away to create that illusion of privacy. We do have a neighborhood close by but you can’t see or hear them due to the woods.  In my travels, I try to bring back something I’ve seen or learned to help improve the guest experience and environment. You’ll notice little touches of Asia, Mexico, and even Hill Country Texas! We pride ourselves on our excellent customer service and treat every guest like family. We’re always a text away! You’ll see us out and about on our golf carts. If you ever need anything just holler (: Check-in time is at 3 pm. Our staff works really hard to make sure everything is perfect for your stay and we can’t guarantee it will be if you arrive before then. Parking, we work really hard to keep our property beautiful. Be sure to park in parking areas only.
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Serenity Garden-Thakkar Ranch

6 sites · Lodging, Tents · Denison, TX
🌊 Location & Nearby Attractions\ Lake Texoma (5–10 minutes away) One of the largest reservoirs in the U.S., Lake Texoma is famous for: Fishing – Known as the Striper Capital of the World. Boating & Sailing – Rent a boat, take a sunset cruise, or enjoy water sports. Beaches & Swimming – Sandy shores perfect for relaxing or playing in the water. Eisenhower State Park (7 minutes away) This beautiful Texas state park offers: Hiking & Nature Trails – Scenic walks through limestone cliffs, forests, and wildflower fields. Picnics & Wildlife Viewing – Spot deer, armadillos, and countless bird species. Lake Access – Boat ramps, swimming coves, and fishing piers. Local Experiences Downtown Denison – Stroll through historic Main Street with boutiques, antique shops, cafés, and live music. Wineries & Breweries – Visit Homestead Winery, Hidden Hangar Winery, or local craft breweries for tastings. Historical Sites – Explore the Eisenhower Birthplace Historic Site and Red River Railroad Museum. Golf & Outdoor Fun – Tee off at one of several nearby golf courses or explore horseback riding trails.
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$38
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Camp Tonkawa Woods & Horse Camp

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8 sites · Lodging, Tents · Collinsville, TX
In the early 1900’s an iconic red barn was built near the hilltop along the road between the old Mt. Zion community and Collinsville. Later in the 1900’s, the land was mostly abandoned by its owners, but not by the local fishermen! They knew its woodland fishing pond never dried up, and so was able to support a better population of fish. They also dumped a cornucopia of old motorcycles, cars and farm equipment in the front field. What else were you supposed to do with scrap metal in North Texas horse country? In 2002 the Holtzman family purchased the 35 acre tract of land. They dug a front pond for swimming and paddling, buried the scrap metal (although occasional bits of history still work their way up!), restored and brought horses back to the barn, and began consulting with local biologists about supporting native wildlife. April Holtzman launched Camp Tonkawa Outdoor Learning Center on the property to provide a beautiful, safe place for families to explore and learn about nature. Camp Tonkawa continues to host overnight and day camps with educational programing organized around various themes including: Native American culture, nature awareness, basic camping skills, primitive survival, organic gardening, herbology, outdoor cooking, western days, and horsemanship. We also host field trips and frequently conduct Girl Scout journeys for all levels in the "It's Your Planet, Love it!" series. Due to Covid-19, which limited working with groups for our educational programing, we joined Hip Camp where families who could isolate in nature together on our property.
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The Lodges at Fossil Creek

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10 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents · Kingston, OK
Discover Your Perfect Getaway at The Lodges at Fossil Creek Tucked away near the beautiful shores of Lake Texoma, The Lodges at Fossil Creek offer the ultimate escape into comfort, nature, and relaxation. Our fully furnished cabins are thoughtfully designed with spacious interiors, cozy touches, and all the modern amenities you need to feel at home. Whether you're here to unwind or explore, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Spend your mornings fishing at our onsite stocked pond, challenge your group to friendly games of sand volleyball, horseshoes, or cornhole, and don’t miss a visit to our delightful goat and donkey petting zone—a hit with families and animal lovers alike. Surrounded by scenic beauty and peaceful vibes, The Lodges at Fossil Creek is more than just a place to stay—it's a place to reconnect, recharge, and make lasting memories. Our team is here to ensure your experience is seamless, restful, and truly unforgettable.
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Dave's Hideout

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3 sites · RVs, Tents · Kenefic, OK
My location is about 8 miles due west of the little town of Caney, Oklahoma. I’m very rural, no close neighbors, 19 acres of pasture and woods. Plenty of places to park, one area is back in the woods a bit with water and 50 amp service, others strictly boondocking. There’s not much “close” to me but I’m kind of centrally located between Atoka, Texoma and McGee lakes. Boggy depot state park and Fort Washita is close by and south of me is the Choctaw Casino. It’s very quiet and no nighttime lights so there’s an awesome night sky. Please check out the map I've included in my photos for precise directions. The last 2.5 miles to get to my house is by gravel road and my entrance may be a bit difficult to spot but my name and address is on the big black mailbox. Just turn in and cross the cattle guard and go through the driveway into the open field. Parking is on the north side of the drive along the tree line or back in the woods. Don’t hesitate to contact me directly for directions. If you follow my guidance, you should have no problem finding me or turning into my drive. Pets are welcome but I suggest they remain on a leash if you’re around my house or other campers and please clean up after them. The open field around my house is not always mowed because my neighbor cuts the hay and I like the spring wildflowers. I try to keep a walking path around my place but I travel too so at times it may not be well maintained. Since I do travel a lot, I may not be home when you arrive. Please make yourself at home and leave the place as you found it. Thank you!
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Outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds will enjoy a visit to Lake Texoma, with over 90,000 acres of land, and 89,000 acres of water to explore. The park is known as the “Playground of the Southwest" (so much to do!), and the “Striper Capital of the World" (awesome striped bass fishing!). Equestrians can enjoy 40 miles of trails, and hikers can check out one of the many trails along the shoreline and through woodlands. You might like the 15-mile Cross Timbers Trail. It’s a moderately difficult hike, but the views are definitely worth it! Campers can choose from more than 1,000 campsites, ranging from primitive to full hookup RV sites, so take your pick! Bring your boat and explore the sheltered coves along the shoreline. Don’t have your own? You can rent a sailboat or powerboat from one of the several marinas on the lake. Who’s in?

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