The deliverer for my fish yesterday was Ronnie. He was a wonderful person, educating me about…read morefish, ponds and the care of both. He had a pleasant attitude, and answered all my questions, and I just wanted to give praise to him and your organization for the satisfaction I received from both. I will be putting out the word to others about utilizing your services.

Ordered largemouth bass, catfish, bluegill, and minnows to stock our pond. Kaleb arrived within the…read moreappointment window, during a driving April rain, and hand-carried buckets of fish about 150 ft because the ground was too wet for his truck and trailer. All of the fish appeared alive and healthy. Kaleb was helpful, friendly, and professional. Would definitely recommend!

I visited the park after learning a friend died the day before. It was so refreshing to walk see…read moredeer see great herons, and egrets. It was just beautiful to be out in nature and what a beautiful place highly recommend.

What a treat to get just an hour out from Dallas and be able to enjoy a crisp lake, minimal crowds,…read moreblue skies, plenty of trees, and around five miles of trails! The state park had multiple clean restroom facilities with water fountains and places to fill bottles. I enjoyed a 14 mile trail run, looping each trail several times. Multiple trails offer lakefront views. The park is open early (6 AM) all the way til 10 PM with self-pay options for entering. At just $5 to enter, it's a real bargain to get outside and get your dose of nature in. There were minimal pests (bugs) throughout the park (unlike my last trip to Broken Bow!), and I must have seen at least 20 deer in the 3ish hour period I was there. It's not Colorado or anything, but for being so close to Dallas it's a perfect retreat. The park staff was very friendly, along with all the locals I encountered on the trails!

This place is so outdated , everything in it is old . The food is very poor quality at best . Me…read moreand the wife went here awhile back ordered our food , we both took one bite and cancelled the order . It was that bad !

I loved fishing here I have even helped Mr Bill with processing fish and rounding up fish to…read moredeliver to various events. Mr Bill passed in 2021 and fishing hasn't been the same.

17 is by the entrance on the road with shaded trees but red ant and caterpillar issues…read moreSite 2 is a great spot for lake view Site 11 is popular 14 is my favorite Site water front Most sites are water front Site 23 is the host for questions or check in

This is a beautiful spot on Lake Lavon however the grounds have not been kept up. It hasn't been…read moremowed or we did for a long time.

used to fish there in the 1980 s. Fishing in the spring would the best time during the crappie…read morespawn.

Nice place and close however, catching small fish is not worth the cost and they do not offer…read moremilitary discounts. Very clean though and probably good for kids to have some fun.

Went to the quack shack to try the burger. It was the best burger I have ever had and the service…read morewas friendly and quick Would definitely recommend

Great food, good portions, pricing is a bit high compared to Duck Cove when they were open. Fast…read moreand friendly service. Great place to fish in thr shad too.

Where do I begin! We spent 4 hours there today and easily could have spent more. By far the best…read morepumpkin patch that includes other family activities. The property is beautiful and very well maintained. We went on a wagon ride and saw all sorts neat animals and learned about them from the guide. We rented fishing poles ($5) and went fishing in the stocked pond. We played with young antelopes, found turtles, and hunted for frogs and snails. We jumped in a canoe and paddled around the small lake. Stand up boards, kayaks and peddle boats are also available (unfortunately the peddle boats were out of commission today). We played sand volleyball, badminton, shuffleboard and horse shoes. Face painting, bounce houses and snacks all available too. A few more games were up on the deck as well as ducklings to pet. A wonderful way to spend the day with the family. We'll definitely be back!

From the owner: Top Fun Ranch is North Texas' premier event, party, recreation, fundraiser, and wedding venue…read more Customer service is our #1 priority at Top Fun Ranch! We have a 90% re-book rate and the most unique private event center in North Texas.

Friendly people... set up with the fire pit and dock was great ... one suggestion is to have wider…read morecement pads ... so the stairs to your RV are not in the mud... Also would have liked to set up my awning on the passenger side but drop off from the pad was too dangerous... we might consider coming back but will not choose that site # 27...

We loved camping here! We got a cabin and it was designed quite nice - two beds included. Nice fire…read morepit and grill outside. Enough trees in the area to hang several hammocks and set up chairs. All the cabins are close by to each other so camping with a group is made easy. We made the decision to rent a golf cart to drive around on - made life so much easier! We are already planning our next trip back!

Booked a trip on 3/31/22. We had a great time caught a good number of fish and one 20 plus blue…read more Two gallons of filets went home. Tony knew where the fish were and was very personable. Very safe operation. Will do it again soon. Steve Grube

We booked a 3 person guided fishing trip on Lake Tawakoni with Thunder Cove Guide Service and Tony…read morePennebaker. The 3 persons included Grandpa, LaLa (Grandma) and our grandson, Aston who is 7. Wow, this trip was much more than we hoped it would be. So, many big blue catfish we capped out! Our grandson is an avid fisherman who grinned from ear to ear, with each big catch! Tony was so good with helping him when needed. Thank you so much and we highly recommend you to others!!! John & Diana R.

We didn't actually spend much time at the park, but it looked nice. Rather, we accessed the Taychas…read moreTrail through the park. In case you're wondering about which way to go on the trail, because it goes both north and south from the park, please please go north. We didn't know any better and decided to go south, figuring we'd go around a half mile, get to the end, turnaround, and hit the rest. Well, the trail now connects to another trail on the south side of 121. If you're planning to walk to the south end and turn around, you've got a long way to go. After a mile going south, we turned around. The south stretch (most of which isn't actually Taychas) isn't shady and honestly isn't that great. However, the north stretch of Taychas trail from the park was very nice. Much more shade and available trash cans (for throwing away dog poop bags you carried along your southern journey). Unfortunately, we ran out of time and didn't get to see the northern end, but we will...next time when we decide to go north instead of south!

Hidden gem that is perfect to cool off on a hot day. Great for kids of all ages. A little difficult…read moreto navigate after it rains and is very muddy, but still fun.