This area is located in the upper reaches of the lake on a promontory formed by the confluence of Mustang Creek and Little Mustang Creek. The area consists of 163 acres with development in 12 acres to date. Access is via an existing paved county road and a road that was constructed as part of the relocation phase of the project. Existing recreational development consists of one 4-lane boat ramp and one courtesy dock. This area is located on the northeastern shore of the lake and consists of 39 developed acres.
Access is via a paved county road.
The area was formerly leased to the City of Ennis and returned to the Corps of Engineers in 1994. Existing facilities include 20 covered picnic tables and one pit vault toilet. The area is opened for the months of April and May for the Ennis Bluebonnet Festival. The rolling hills in the former campground are covered in bluebonnets and wild flowers each spring. This day-use area is located on the southeastern shore of the lake and consists of 439 acres of which 49 acres have been developed.