Lake Bob Sandlin State Park

Lake Bob Sandlin State Park is a recreation area in northeast Texas featuring a large lake and trails through forested land. The park provides boat ramps, fishing locations, and paths that wind through woods and open areas for visitors to explore.

The park originated when a water dam was completed in 1977, creating the lake and establishing the recreation area for nearby communities. This development transformed the landscape into a destination for outdoor activities and water sports.

Rangers organize educational programs throughout the year, teaching visitors about local ecosystems, wildlife identification, and natural resource conservation techniques.

Spring through fall offers the best conditions for visiting, with warm and dry weather. Visitors should arrive early to secure good spots and wear sturdy shoes, as some trails are uneven.

The site sits where two different natural regions meet, with eastern forest habitats adjacent to grassland areas. This boundary creates a place where species from both zones live in close proximity.

Location: Texas

Website: https://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/lake-bob-sandlin

GPS coordinates: 33.05700,-95.09400

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:30