Lake Livingston State Park , in Polk County , one mile southwest of Livingston, contains 635.5 acres along Lake Livingston a 84,800-acre reservoir. It was acquired by warranty deed and from private landowners in 1971 and opened to the public in 1977. With enough notice, the cooks will prepare whatever you wish. The rides are scheduled to leave five to six times daily on weekends-year round and three to four times on most weekdays in March, and from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
Meals are optional and all prices include sales tax.
Be sure to visit the Texas State Park Store . Park vegetation includes pine-oak woodlands, dominated by loblolly pine and water oak. Typical wildlife of the pineywoods includes an occasional white-tailed deer, mallard duck, raccoon, armadillo, swamp rabbit, or squirrel. Popular fish include crappie, perch, catfish, and bass. Current conditions including fire bans and water levels can vary from day to day.