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Lake Livingston in Lake Livingston State Park is one of the
largest lakes in Texas and is the perfect place to take the RV for a ride. The park spans over 635 acres in its entirety and offers visitors
many ways to get in touch with nature. Campsites at the park range from just $10-$25 nightly.
One of the more popular activities is horseback riding.
Visitors have the opportunity to rent a horse and tour over 2 miles of scenic
and wooded terrain thanks to Faith Ridin Stables.
Visitors can also view magnificent views from the hundreds of biking and hiking
paths located throughout the park. There are paths for every skill level so
that both beginners and pro’s can enjoy the splendor of Lake Livingston. For
visitors looking for a little more speed, off-roading may be the perfect
activity.
It wouldn’t be a lake without water. For visitors looking to
enjoy the liquid nature of Lake Livingston there’s swimming, boating, and
paddling. Along with a swim in the lake, visitors can also enjoy a dip in the
pool courtesy of the park.
For visitors that want to get in touch with their inner
hunter, there are plenty of great places to fish and hunt for game. Some of the
most common fish in the lake are the crappie, perch, catfish, and bass. For
more information on obtaining a license please visit http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/regulations/fish_hunt/.
Lake Livingston State Park also offers a park store stocked
with groceries, ice, bait, tackle,
firewood, camping and RV supplies, souvenirs, T-shirts and mountain bike
rentals. There is also a marina which offers fuel on the water and boat rentals
such as kayaks, paddle boats, canoes, and rowboats.
It’s obvious that
Lake Livingston has a lot to offer to anyone that chooses to visit. For more
information on Lake Livingston State Park or to plan your trip please visit http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/state-parks/lake-livingston.
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