Bonham State Park

Bonham State Park is a compact 261-acre gem built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. It features a 65-acre lake perfect for fishing and paddling, wooded hiking trails, and historic CCC stone structures. A peaceful getaway for North Texas families.

30 campsites|North Texas|3 hr 45 min from Austin|$4/person entrance fee

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Campsite Types

Water + Electric

$20/night

Lakeside Loop · Sites 1-15 · 15 sites

Water, 30-amp ElectricRV OKTent OK

Water Only

$15/night

Timber Ridge Loop · Sites 16-30 · 15 sites

WaterTent OK

Guide to Bonham State Park

Best Campsites

For Families:Sites 1-15 (Lakeside) — water/electric, close to lake and playground

For Privacy:Sites 22-30 (Timber Ridge) — wooded tent sites away from the lake

For RVs:Sites 1-15 (Lakeside) — level pads with water/electric

When to Go

April through October. Rarely sells out due to its smaller size and location, but spring and fall weekends can fill up.

Tips

→Great spot for a relaxed weekend away from DFW crowds
→Bring your own canoe or kayak — no boat rental on-site
→The CCC stonework throughout the park is worth exploring
→Gas motors not allowed on the lake — electric trolling motors only

Highlights

Historic CCC-built structures and stonework65-acre lake for fishing and paddlingQuiet, uncrowded atmosphere3 miles of hiking trailsPlayground and picnic areasClose to Sam Rayburn Museum

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