Squaw Creek Park, located at Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant, provides an ideal setting for boat fishing, bank fishing and recreation. The park was closed after the 9/11/01 attacks and re-opened on 6/4/10 so the fish have had a long time to thrive.
Squaw Creek Park is owned and operated by Luminant. The reservoir serves as the cooling source for two nuclear power units. The lake's surface area is approximately 3,200 acres and average depth is approximately 46 feet.
There are five divided boat launches, a dock and numerous picnic areas with tables.
Reservations for boat fishing are required; however, guests do not need to register for bank fishing. The admission fee for bank fishing is $5 per person. Admission for bank fishing is free to those ages 16 and under and 80 and over. A park maintenance and development fee of $30 (cash only) will be charged per boat. read more