Eisenhower State Park

Eisenhower State Park is a 463-acre natural recreation area along Lake Texoma featuring limestone cliffs, dense woodlands, and multiple hiking trails. The park has two fishing piers, several camping areas, boat ramps, and modern facilities including showers, restrooms, and a fish cleaning station.

The park was established in 1954 to provide recreation for local communities near Lake Texoma. It became part of the Texas State Parks system, growing into a popular destination for outdoor activities.

The park runs educational programs where visitors learn about local wildlife and geology through ranger-led activities. These programs help people understand how the natural environment works and what once existed in this area.

The park is easily accessible for fishing, camping, and boating activities with good facilities throughout. Visitors should consider seasonal changes, as water conditions and weather can vary significantly.

The limestone cliffs contain marine fossils and shell remnants from an ancient ocean that covered the region millions of years ago. These fossils tell the story of a completely different ecosystem that once existed here.

Location: Texas

Inception: 1954

Website: http://tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/parks/eisenhower

GPS coordinates: 33.81990,-96.61410

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:06