Relaxing stay! We had never stayed at a Army Corp facility before and were pleasantly surprised…read morewith this place. Lots of shade. The beach area was a short walk from our site. The people running the campground were friendly and helpful. The only thing that was inconvenient was the distance to the water spigot from our rig (approx. 40ft, thankfully we had an extra hose) and there is no sewer access at individual spots. There are however a few stations within the campground to use before you leave. There were also a lot of people with young children, younger adults partying, and the occasional car going through with loud music blaring but for the most part everyone seemed to respect the quiet hours (after 10pm.) Overall, I am happy with our decision to spend a few days here and would do it again!

Great camp ground with nice staffing running it. It was clean and well maintained. The fishing was…read moregreat too.

Eisenhower State Park includes most of Lake Texoma lakefront businesses that make up Oklahoma's…read moreshare of the biggest local lake in north central Texas, which is about an hour's drive north on TXHWY 377N, and a day sail from Gordonville's gorgeous and lively Cedar Mills Yacht, where my family lived during the weekends and holidays, often dining with the keen Bahama 28 yacht owned by North Texas State University's Dr. Bruce P. Foster. Our ragtag racing team included Bruce and Trudy's sons, Rob and Greg + a rotating volunteer from our home church, Trinity Presbyterian Church in Denton. Apparently, from certain times of the year, the sailing vessels known as Valiant Yachts produces various forms of sailing vessels, which are often shipped to every place in the world. I worked on the foredeck, raising the colorful and elegant spinnakers for sailing quite fast pointing down wind. I love the local scene of rural communities in the north Texas and Oklahoma region and the culture of our farmers and ranchers who cultivate their cash crops and send to the local markets in Denton, Dallas, Fort Worth and mid-cities. Cheers, Mark F.

We really enjoyed a marvelous weekend at Eisenhower State park not long ago!! I definitely…read morerecommend visiting, before it gets too crazy hot. We came here in late spring. They have really nice nearby cabins along the peninsula where we stayed. There's a lot to do for the entire family, trail running, hiking, fishing etc. Plus it is a short drive up north offering the "we are not in DFW" vibe. It is worth checking out for sure!

Great Dockside Services for small to Large size power and Sailboats Take it froom an old Cedar…read moreMills Yacht Club membe, it.'s land ahoy! Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.

I dropped my boat off for a routine maintenance (oil change and impeller change) and when I picked…read morethe boat up, the engine was Hydro locked. I am now out $26,000 for a new engine and grand Pappy will not pay for anything. I started the boat for 30 minutes before I dropped it off and when I picked it up, I got the red light within three minutes of starting it. Do not trust their service department with anything. They also put yay too much engine oil in.

So far, we think that this is the most popular launch spot on the lake. We haven't covered the…read morewhole lake yet but, so far, that is the way it looks. It cost $5 cash to launch here. They have year round passes but they aren't economical for the summer boater. The ramp is very, very good and can handle up to four launches at a time though most often people are more comfortable with three at a time. Launching here is an art form. Except for the occasional idiot or jerk, people launch and trailer here with amazing speed and efficiency. I have only once seen one guy (with a boat that cost more than my house) take up a spot for 45 minutes because it wouldn't start. So it does happen. But this is not a place to practice launching. Know what you are doing and "get er done". This place is always hopping. Usually there is plenty of trailer parking but sometimes, like holidays, you may end up parking your trailer on the grass. If you are in a car, please do not take up a trailer space with your subcompact. Arghhh! That is soooo frustrating. The only down side to launching at Highport is there is an extremely long no-wake zone getting out of the marina and the gas dock bites compared to Buncombe's. Still, there's lots of neat things to see as you make it through the no-wake zone. People have "done up" their slips with bars and kitchens and artwork. I am in awe of the huge boats moored here. As for gassing up, it is a self serve pump and you have to pay first and then fight other boaters for the hose. Well, you have to sit and stew when some other boater jumps in front of you even though it was obvious that you were next up. Also, we like to go out on a wave runner and Highport only has a platform for jet skis with two spaces and, on a busy weekend, will take up the spaces with rental jet skis. I highly recommend launching here and popping over to Buncombe marina to gas up.

Highport Marina is just that too high... Paying 900 a month for a 40ft slip is ridiculous and…read moreeverything else is high there too

My son and I had the most successful winter striper day yet. Each of us hit our limit and came home…read morewith an 18lb or bigger fish. Doug Shaw knows the lake and where the fish are better than anyone on the lake. We look forward to fishing with Doug again and recommend him to all our friends. But don't tell everyone-he'll be our secret weapon. Check out our pictures on his site. One picture is worth a thousand words. Terry Hanson, TX

From the owner: Specializing in artificial lures. The boat has all Captain chairs with arm rests. All fishing…read moreequipment is furnished including lures. My boat is Falcon center console with me up front, 23 ft long. All fish are filleted and placed in plastic baggies for your trip home.

It was ok when I went we took a "hike" for a really long time only to here a couple 1 minute…read morestories.