East Fork (Tx)

Summary

East Fork Campground is a popular escape for Dallas city dwellers and visitors to Northern Texas. It offers RV campsites, tent campsites, equestrian campsites and a group shelter, as well as a swimming beach and two boat ramps. Boating, fishing, horseback riding and hiking can be enjoyed along the Trinity Trail. Hot showers and 50-amp electricity are available amongst other conveniences. Lavon Lake is 21,400 acres with a maximum lake depth of 59 feet, and nearby attractions include the Heard Natural Science Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary.

Overview

East Fork Campground, on the southern shores of Lavon Lake, is a popular escape for city dwellers in the Dallas, Texas area or for any visitors passing through the Northern Texas region. The campground boasts everything including RV campsites, tent campsites, equestrian campsites, a group shelter and a swimming beach to keep visitors entertained during their stay.

Recreation

Boating and fishing are consistently popular activities for lake-goers. Horseback riding and hiking is great along the Trinity Trail, with a trailhead beginning adjacent to the East Fork campground.

Facilities

The campground offers 50 sites with water and electric hookups, plus 12 tent-only sites. There are not sewer hook-ups at the campsite, but there is a dump station located near the park entrance. It's the only campground at Lavon Lake with 50-amp electricity. Extra conveniences include hot showers and two boat ramps. The group campground is available year-round and fits 175 guests. Horses are allowed at the Equestrian Loop, and each equestrian site has a portable horse stall.

Natural Features

Lavon Lake, in northern Texas, flows from the East Fork tributary of the Trinity River. Its surface area spans 21,400 acres and the maximum lake depth of around 59 ft..

Nearby Attractions

The Heard Natural Science Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary features natural history exhibits and nature trails.