LAKES OF TEXAS
Texas has over 150 major lakes and reservoirs, including Lake Travis, Lake Texoma, and Lake Amistad. These lakes support fishing, boating, swimming, and camping across every region of the state.
Central Texas
Lake Travis – Near Austin; popular for boating, cliff jumping, and lakeside dining.
Lake Buchanan – Great for fishing and scenic cruises.
Inks Lake – Known for calm waters and family-friendly camping.
North Texas
Lake Texoma – One of the largest reservoirs in the U.S.; straddles the Texas-Oklahoma border.
Lake Ray Hubbard – East of Dallas; ideal for sailing and jet skiing.
Eagle Mountain Lake – Near Fort Worth; popular for weekend getaways.
South Texas
Choke Canyon Reservoir – Excellent for bass fishing and birdwatching.
Lake Corpus Christi – Offers camping, boating, and wildlife viewing.
East Texas
Lake Sam Rayburn – Largest lake entirely in Texas; top-rated for fishing tournaments.
Toledo Bend Reservoir – Shared with Louisiana; known for trophy bass.
Lake Palestine – Near Tyler; popular for water sports and vacation homes.
West Texas
Lake Amistad – Near Del Rio; stunning desert scenery and deep water diving.
Lake Alan Henry – Near Lubbock; great for wakeboarding and fishing.