Extremely friendly and helpful staff. I came in here to grab some worms for my kiddos first fishing…read moretrip, and to ask where the hell is there some damn coverage from the Texas heat lol (there is none FYI). I was directed to a little pond/lake not too far away and I spoke with the woman who works here or owns the place (I wasn't sure. She's super sweet and funny) and I purchased an umbrella that at the time I'm sure my spouse thought was a funny thing (he's hardcore lol) but my very white baby was gonna burn like an egg in a hot frying pan if I didn't. I also got the cutest bonnet for her. My kid caught herself a fish in 10sec from the first cast at that spot and a few more to follow. Those were the best darn worms my money could buy. 5 stars

great place to visit for supplies, gear or advice. Very helpful staff.read more

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!

What a sight! When they are releasing water from a lake as large as Texoma it's an even,t to be…read moreclose to all that power. This dam holds back the water of the Red River which separates Oklahoma from Texas. It's a huge beautiful lake and in years that see plenty of rainfall,water levels are high. To control lake levels and Red River flow these gates are sometimes opened. Great entertainment and a short drive from Dallas. Take a look!

Very run down on the Texas side. Potholes big enough to fall in and never get out. They have did…read moreseveral upgrades on the Oklahoma side near the floodgates that are nice

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.

Great out of the way place on the edge of Lake Texoma. Outdoor seating available to view the lake…read morewith an outdoor stage area that has live music events. There is a wide variety of food selections that are all appetizing. Suggest visiting during the warmer months to fully enjoy the experience.

I want to apologize for the cussing in the following statement. However I want to express to you…read morethe language used by Steve the guide. I Schedule a trip with Steve and put up a deposit for the date, it was for a Sunday. Every other guide I have been out with has always called me 2-3 days before the trip, I had to call Steve the night before the trip to find out what time to meet at the gas pumps as stated on his web site. Steve told me to be there at 7:15 AM. We arrived and I called him at 7:20 AM to ask where he was, I was told I will be there shortly. We go out to the first spot and he starts talking about the other "weekend warriors", "part time weekend guides" and how the fishing is going to be really tuff because of them. I expect a guide to have enough spots to fish so that the other boats don't bother you. Then he starts describing the other boats going buy and accused them of running the fish off because they were all "dick heads" and then all of them were "assholes". If I had been w/ my wife we would have stopped basically before we had started. But I was with all men on the trip and I wasn't bothered by the language, just really surprised by it. First guide I ever been with to have those manners. I asked if he knew another guide on the lake and he said yes he is an "asshole". He stated the other guide wouldn't fight him. Steve said because he would kick the other guides ass!! I was amazed a guide would speak about another guide in that manner. Oh and don't get his lines crossed and tangled Because that will be a "hundred dollars of fucking line ruined". The only good time was catching a few fish and getting off of his boat!!! My advice is that Steve learns how to control his mouth and anger when guiding a trip. Best of luck to you all.

From the owner: Fall is almost here. Will be good striper fishing and good weather. Fall is my favorite time for…read morestriper fishing on Lake Texoma Lake Texoma Fishing Guide (Capt. Steve) has 24+ Years Experience fishing guide in Texas with most of those years Fishing Guide on Lake Texoma. Fishing Guide Capt. Steve will work hard to put you on the striper fish every time out. Capt. Steve is a Professional Licensed Lake Texoma Fishing Guide. Capt Steve has the one of the finest striper boats on Lake Texoma and uses the finest fishing tackle - see reviews on Google Maps. His boat is even better after working it over last winter. Lake Texoma is famous for the quantity of striper fishing so we are able to catch a good amount of fish in the 4lb-10lb range and there is always the opportunity to catch 10lb-20lb striper. All "quality" fishing gear, tackle and bait. We also fillet and bag your catch. We are about one hour North of Dallas Texas and Ft. Worth.

I'm looking at resorts on lake Texoma for a place Glenda and I can spend a few days. Lighthouse has…read morelots of cabins, but the only ones I would consider staying in are the ones facing the lake. All the back cabins are quite crowded together. Very little room for privacy, if any at all. The cabins facing the lake are a little farther apart, and appear to be the nicer cabins. I was considering this place till I saw the prices per night. Quite a bit more than the other place I'm considering. The two cabins in the pictures are really nice, and definitely my favorites. But price matters. We'll see!

My wife and I love this campground/marina, we've tried them all on the TX side, and west burns is…read morecool when you can get in, but this one is our favorite. It's very peaceful, not a party place, with great views of the water if you're in an RV. We have a travel trailer and couldn't be happier with the set ups, the dump station is nice to have on site as well for departure. We did not expect, and really love their automated outreach when you're there checking in to make sure everything is ok, you can even order firewood, ice, s'mores kits, etc for reasonable prices. We've never had an issue and will continue to book here for many years to come.

Great day of fishing (catching) with Captain Tim. It was like fishing with a good friend; he has…read moreall the high tech fish finding gadgets; He has all the poles and everything is ready to go. Just show up. He explained the process and we brought in just under 30 keepers for the trip. I had my son and his friends bringing in fish on both sides of the boat. We had a blast. Captain Tim helps along the way. Really great guy. I will be back!

Great guide service. Our guideTim Smith is professional and very friendly. Not only does he find…read morefish, he goes out of his way to see that not only you catch fish, you become a better angler. He has been our guide twice and each time he has shown us ways to become better. If you ever decide to try Striper fishing, give Bill Carey and his crew a try, I don't thin you'll be disappointed.

fun place to vist. To fish, and swim. Love going there for a break from dallas.read more

Had the weirdest experience there as first time visitors and we will not be going back. It's 7…read moredollars for people older than 7, so my family paid 21 dollars. Then as soon as we got to the parking lot we realized that it was very full and it sounded like there was a DJ or something there playing Latin pop music and Cumbias. We parked in the gravel parking lot and made sure to back in because we would not have been able to pullout to leave because of how many cars were cramped in. On the way down the path we saw that it was not an actual Dj but rather a party of people sitting under the trees with the large Dj speakers that stand on the tripod poles. We walked to the farthest place on the beach to get away from the loud party. On our way across the beach there were a few other groups with radios, but they were playing them at a much more respectable level only able to be heard for 10-15 ft or so. Once we picked out our spot the sand on the beach is great and it has a really nice slope so you can swim out pretty far before it gets deep. I did make my kids keep their water shoes on the whole time because we picked up over ten pieces of broken brown and green glass. We left around 7 after a lot of people had already left. The craziest part is what happened up in the changing area. They have around 5 portapotties out in the parking lot, then down on the grass, a water cleaning area with three spigots and two changing rooms that are just stalls on wood that you can change in, but you can see peoples feet from the outside. As I was walking up a young girl maybe 10-12 walked up already in dry jean shorts and a dry shirt she walked into the changing stall but didn't have anything with her. She looked confused but closed the door. I stood there waiting in line as the other one was taken. The young girl started URINATING on the floor in the changing stall! Like I just see her feet and a stream of Pee. Insane! Her parents were no where to be seen. They obviously told her to go up and use the restroom and didn't watch her. Either she didn't know the porta-potties were the toilets, or she didn't want to use them. It's really sad that the people there were acting so inappropriately because the beach is really nice. They should have a code of conduct or something, and ranger type people that are monitoring. There are two large dumpsters for trash in the parking lot, but there was still trash all over in the parking lot. As far as staff that we saw there was only the woman in the ticket booth and one worker in a cart probably picking up trash. My husband overheard the worker say that there was 800 people that came thru that day. With people paying 7 dollars a piece for next to no amenities they really need more staff.