The best dog-friendly RV parks in Lewisville Lake

Fringed by parklands, swimming beaches, and shady woodlands, Lewisville Lake feels a world away from Dallas—despite being less than an hour from downtown. Getting on the water is easy, whether you want to launch your boat from one of five marinas or numerous boat ramps, rent a kayak or stand-up paddleboard, or fish for bass, crappie, and catfish. Summer brings the crowds to the lake, with a host of parties and open-air events held around the lakeside, but the many campgrounds, RV parks, and lake-view cabin rentals are all available year-round.

94% (1.3K) • 777 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Lewisville Lake

Fringed by parklands, swimming beaches, and shady woodlands, Lewisville Lake feels a world away from Dallas—despite being less than an hour from downtown. Getting on the water is easy, whether you want to launch your boat from one of five marinas or numerous boat ramps, rent a kayak or stand-up paddleboard, or fish for bass, crappie, and catfish. Summer brings the crowds to the lake, with a host of parties and open-air events held around the lakeside, but the many campgrounds, RV parks, and lake-view cabin rentals are all available year-round.

94% (1.3K) • 777 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Lewisville Lake

1. Northlake Village RV Park

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19 sites · RVs · Northlake, TX

**PLEASE NOTE THAT RVs OLDER THAN 10 YEARS ARE NOT ACCEPTED AT THIS PARK. Northlake Village is a Dallas area RV Park between Denton and Fort Worth, Texas, offering Large RV Camping Sites with Full Hook-ups, Free WiFi, an On-Site Laundry Facility, a Fitness Center, a Bathhouse with Private Showers and many more Accommodations. With Easy Access to Area Attractions and Facilities, Northlake Village is 3 Minutes to Texas Motor Speedway and 20 Minutes to Dallas/Fort Worth Airport (DFW). Close to all that the Metroplex has to offer.

2. Dragonfly Manor

41 sites · Tents, RVs · Princeton, TX

We have long envisioned a property for community building and workshops, farming, permaculture and hosting events. We host events throughout the year, and look forward to hosting campers. This beautiful property is 22 acres of Blackland Prarie in the North Texas countryside, 5 minutes from Lake Lavon. There are several lake entrances nearby.

3. The Marlin Spike On The Prairie

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7 sites · Tents, RVs · Blue Ridge, TX

This is a great property with a lot of potential for adventure. You can burn almost everything around responsibly. There is a lot of firewood. Right now there are no bathrooms or facilities of any kind except for a small goat shed. there is a ton of scrap metal and random random things in a pile great for digging and scrapping in all free. Finders keepers. There are some really old giant trees on the property. One is probably the largest tree I have ever seen in Collin County. There is a seasonal creek that runs through the back and sort of a swappy pond in the front. The Prairie in the front is some sort of different grass than usual. It might be native buffalo grass or something else weird like that. The property needs a lot of cleanup, so I would make a good to work campers or groups wanting a working party. The land could use some work, I could contribute a lot of free beer and food to people cleaning up the place before I build my house.

4. Rancho Las Cruzes

1 site · Tent, RV · Burleson, TX

🌵 Spacious RV Parking Near Fort Worth & AT&T Stadium – Ideal for World Cup Travelers! Escape the city crowds while staying close to everything! Our private property sits just 3 miles from Old Town Burleson, 20 miles from Downtown Fort Worth, and only 32 miles from AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field — perfect for World Cup fans, concertgoers, and travelers looking for a quiet, convenient RV base. We offer: • 🚐 Parking for up to 10 RVs – easy pull-in and pull-out access • 🅿️ Flat, level ground for safe parking • 🌳 Peaceful, open setting outside city limits — enjoy country views and starlit nights • 🚗 Quick highway access to I-35 and local shops, gas, and groceries in Burleson • 🔒 Safe, private location with plenty of space between RVs Enjoy the best of both worlds — country calm and city convenience — all within easy reach of major North Texas attractions. Short-term, event, and monthly rentals available. Reserve early for the 2026 World Cup!

5. Shady Creek RV Park

375 sites · RVs · Aubrey, TX

Shady Creek RV Park & Storage is the perfect destination for travelers seeking a serene and enjoyable getaway. Conveniently nestled in the heart of North Texas, between Denton and McKinney, this RV park offers an array of fantastic amenities to cater to all visitors' needs. Guests can indulge in spacious RV sites featuring full hook-ups and complimentary basic Wi-Fi, while most sites boast convenient parking for two vehicles on-site. For added comfort and convenience, the park features a brand-new on-site laundry facility, ensuring guests can keep their belongings fresh and clean during their stay. The banquet/party room, complete with a full kitchen, provides an ideal venue for gatherings and social events. Additionally, visitors can stay active and energized with access to the fitness center, or unwind and refresh in the bathhouse with showers after a day of exploration. The swimming pool beckons guests to take a refreshing dip, while the basketball court and firepit offer opportunities for fun-filled evenings with loved ones. With 30/50 Amp electric options and an LP gas station on-site, guests can rest assured they have everything they need for a comfortable stay. Furthermore, pet owners will appreciate the fenced dog run, allowing their furry friends to play and socialize freely. Navigating the park is a breeze with its wide, paved roads, adding to the overall convenience and accessibility. To ensure a pleasant and hassle-free experience, the park boasts dedicated on-site management, ready to assist with any inquiries or requests. Whether seeking relaxation or adventure, Shady Creek RV Park & Storage promises an unforgettable and delightful experience for all travelers.

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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Jessica

October 2025

31 ft travel trailer

With kids

Weekend Trip to Northlake Village RV Park

My family and I were in town for a few days and booked this RV site because our usual place was full. We showed up after hours but the instructions for check-in were clear and easy to follow. The park was really full but surprisingly quiet. Park staff were super friendly; we recommend and would say here again.

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Lon

May 2025

25 ft Class C

Weekend Trip to Northlake Village RV Park

The campground was very clean, everyone was helpful. Will definitely return , thanks, Lon

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Tara

April 2025

Tent

With kids

Weekend Trip to The Marlin Spike On The Prairie

We had a great experience there. Thank you so much.

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The best dog-friendly RV parks in Lewisville Lake guide

Where to go

West Shore

Parks, campgrounds, and recreation areas dot the west coast of Lewisville Lake, drawing large crowds on summer weekends. If boat parties sound like your idea of fun, head down to Party Cove by Westlake Park on a Friday or Saturday evening. Alternatively, escape the crowds at the rustic campsites of Sycamore Bend or practice your swing at one of the inland golf courses.

East Shore

If you prefer lake views and brisk hikes to partying and picnicking, head over to the east shore. Hidden Cove Park and Wynnward Park have wildlife-filled wetlands and scenic nature trails, among them the popular Tribute Shoreline Nature Trail, or you can play golf along the Stewart Peninsula. As for camping, there’s a choice of cabins, RV sites, and a bunkhouse at Hidden Cove.

North Shore

The north shore of the lake forks off into peace-sign-shaped fingers, where you can paddle around secluded coves and cruise past picturesque lakefront villas. There are no campgrounds here, but if you’re looking for a challenge, you can hike, paddle, or horseback ride through the 39-mile Greenbelt Corridor, which connects Lake Lewisville to nearby Ray Roberts Lake.

South Shore

The LLELA Nature Preserve hugs the south shore of Lewisville Lake, where walking and kayaking trails lead the way around scenic wetlands, lakeside forests, and prairies. There’s a campground within the preserve, or you can pitch your tent or park your RV at Stewart Creek Park, a good choice for hikers and bikers, or Lake Park, which has a swimming area