Eisenhower State Park
Eisenhower State Park occupies a peninsula on Lake Texoma, one of the largest reservoirs in the southern United States. Limestone bluffs, diverse habitats, and excellent fishing make it a top destination for North Texas outdoor enthusiasts. Named for President Eisenhower, who was born nearby in Denison.
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Campsite Types
Screened Shelter
$70/nightShelters Loop · Sites Shelters 1-3 · 3 sites
Full Hookup
$25/nightFossil Ridge Loop · Sites 30-60 · 31 sites
Water + Electric
$22/nightElm Point Loop · Sites 1-30 · 30 sites
Water + Electric
$20/nightLakeview Loop · Sites 61-74 · 14 sites
Walk-in Tent
$15/nightArmadillo Hill Loop · Sites 75-95 · 20 sites
Guide to Eisenhower State Park
Best Campsites
When to Go
April through October. Spring and fall weekends sell out 2-3 months in advance. Summer holidays require even earlier booking.
Tips
- →The bluff trail at sunset is one of the best views in North Texas
- →Striped bass fishing is best in spring and fall — hire a guide for your first time
- →Lake Texoma straddles the Texas-Oklahoma border — check fishing license requirements
- →The park road floods during heavy rain — call ahead after storms
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