The lake and its corresponding shops, restaurants and golf courses draws more than nine million visitors annually. Outdoor enthusiasts, seasoned RVers, and water-lovers alike have made the Lake Texoma preserve a cherished retreat for TT members and their guests since the park opened in 1982. Fishing, boating, water skiing, and swimming are particularly popular along the lake front beaches that encompass the day-use area of the park. With ample space for trailers to get in and out, the fishing dock and boat launch are busy nearly all season, according to Manager Greg Wells. Scoping Out the Sites Members return to their sites through a security gate from the lake front area.
Generous lots keep campers coming back.
There is something for rigs of all sizes and for tent camping, notes Wells. Campers can choose whether road access or wooded areas are preferable, so there s built-in flexibility. Renting a cabin is the ticket to rustic luxury. Made of solid Western Cedar, a single unit comfortably houses six adults. Carpeted main living areas feature sleeping quarters, a full kitchen complete with dishes, pots, microwave, coffee pot and more cable television, a ceiling fan, and a wrought-iron fireplace.