Lewisville Lake Toll Bridge

The Lewisville Lake Toll Bridge is a steel arch bridge that carries traffic across the lake on four lanes. The curved arch structure rises above the water and forms a striking visual landmark when you approach from either side.

Construction began in 2006 after years of planning to replace an older crossing that was removed during lake expansion in the 1950s. The new structure was needed to handle growing traffic through the North Texas region.

The bridge connects communities in North Texas, serving as a vital transportation link between Lake Dallas and Little Elm through Denton County.

Crossing requires electronic toll payment through one of two systems available at the entrance booths. Plan for toll processing time, especially during rush hours.

The structure is illuminated at night with LED lighting that highlights the arch and makes it a visible landmark after dark. The height of the arch also provides enough clearance for sailboats to pass underneath.

Location: Texas

Official opening: August 1, 2009

Made from material: steel

GPS coordinates: 33.13950,-97.00280

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:05