Lakeside camping in Wright Patman Lake

This lakeside retreat affords plenty of ways to escape the crowds.

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Barefoot Gee's

9 sites · RVs, Tents9 acres · Daingerfield, TX
The great novelist Robert Louis Stevenson said, "It is not so much for its beauty that the forest makes a claim upon men's hearts, as for that subtle something, that quality of air that emanation from old trees, that so wonderfully changes and renews a weary spirit." Large Oaks and tall Pines Give the feel of an ancient forest. Small artesian Creek cools the campsites. Used by wildlife as a lane of passage and habitat. Excellent place for birding playing outdoor games Getting to know nature and feeling the peaceful presence of God. We are a tree farm wildlife refuge . 9 acres secured. No need to worry about leaving your things for the day. Fenced and Gated. Only four campsites on property With plenty of space between and cover for privacy. lake access .3 mile.Ellison creek reservoir 4 miles to north shore of Lake O the pines. Daingerfield state park 10 minutes ,6 minutes to Lone star park . Plenty of hands-on nature fun learning for kids. Electric and water available for a fee ; no hook ups. Book all four campsites for family reunions and for complete privacy. Plenty of room for boat trailers. Not responsible for accidents or miss use of equipment or nature .You must carry your own insurance. Rental of a campsite on this property means that you agree to be responsible for your self ,everyone and everything you bring. Also Agreeing to NOT hold ME liable for anything or any accident . 2 hrs from Dallas East. Near Tyler, Mt pleasant,Longview.Historic Jefferson/Avinger Things to do nearby: Ellison Creek Reservoir Lone Star For swimming Skiing fishing, boating, jet skiing . Bring your own Lake Bob Sandlin State Park Dangerfield State Park. This park stocks trout in winter for fishing Caddo Lake State Park Lake o the Pines Rocky point adventures on Ellison creek reservoir A water obstacle course Thomas falls zip line adventure in Diana Texas Lonesome dove drive through safari in Jefferson Texas Wildflower trails in April Avinger/Linden Blues/Blue grass festivals Linden Texas Daingerfield days second week in October Historic Trains nearby Ghost tour Jefferson Historical landmarks /Texas Forest trails River boat tours and Ghost ride’s Jefferson Mudbug festival in February/Boo run October Jefferson KYKX big bass bonanza in May Longview Lake O the Pines Gilmer yamboree second week in October Mt.Pleasant Rodeo and festival September Watermelon festival and Rodeo September Omaha Texas 1.50$ movies Daingerfield Catfishing in black cypress creek Public hunting land nearby Hike the core of engineer land Or bike the country roads. Small sailing craft can use Lake o the Pines This lake has prize-winning bass and some of the best crappie fishing in Texas Good Star views/semi dark skies With multiple creeks, lakes, and waterways in the area Five star steaks at 5D cattle Company voted best in Texas Avenger China Café best Chinese Dangerfield The Pines Café Lake o the Pines best Cajun seafood Café Allegro authentic Mexican Dangerfield
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Hart’s Corner Camping

12 sites · Tents60 acres · Oil City, LA
Primitive camping on Caddo Lake is an experience like no other. Spanning 25,400 acres, the naturally formed fresh water lake gracefully crosses from Louisiana into Texas and is home to the largest cypress forest in the world. The area on which this camp is located is rich in history--once the dwelling place of Caddo Indians who were known for their basket weaving and pottery skills. The site was part of the land acquired by the Louisiana Purchase in 1803. Caddo Lake has a unique ecosystem and is a high quality habitat for many species, including migratory and resident waterfowl, osprey, eagles, alligators, and many species of fish. It is considered to be a valuable water system and Texas' only wetland of international importance. Kayaks, canoes, and peddle boats may be launched from the shore. Visitors will want to be familiar with Louisiana State Laws concerning boating and fishing, including those that apply to children. Fires are permitted unless there is a Parish mandated burn ban in effect.
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Lakeside camping in Wright Patman Lake guide

Overview

Within easy reach of Atlanta, Texarkana, and New Boston, Wright Patman Lake is the perfect spot for lake camping. With more than 170 miles of lakeshore, you’ll find endless spots to launch your boat or kayak, fish for white bass and crappie, or dive in for a swim. Campgrounds dot the north shore, where you’ll find spacious RV sites, many with electric hookups, while south shore campgrounds are at Piney Point, Rocky Point Park, and Atlanta State Park. Summer is peak season, but it’s worth timing your camping trip for spring, for the best fishing, or autumn to enjoy fall foliage hikes around the lake. 

Where to go

East Dallas Lakes

West of Wright Patman Lake, I-30 runs through the small towns of Mt Pleasant and Sulphur Springs, all the way to Dallas. Lake lovers will find plenty of scenic stopovers on route—head to Cooper Lake State Park to hike, bike, or horseback ride around Jim Chapman Lake or enjoy birding and fishing at Lake Bob Sandlin State Park. To the south, the pine-fringed Lake O’ The Pines is well stocked with bass, catfish, and crappie. 

Texas Pineywoods

Lush woodlands and sparkling lakes provide the backdrop for outdoor adventures in eastern Texas’ Piney Woods. Whether you prefer ziplining through the forest, backcountry camping in the wilderness, or hopping between small towns and civil war sites, there are endless options for campers. For the ultimate back-to-nature experience, the Davy Crockett, Angelina, and Sabine national forests provide miles of hiking trails and primitive camping. 

Arkansas

To the north, the Red River carves its way along the Texas-Arkansas border, while the twin city of Texarkana sprawls across both states. If you’re heading over the border, Millwood Lake should be the first stop on your itinerary—there’s great birding and fishing at Millwood State Park on the south shore, along with RV and tent campsites.

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