Lake Livingston

Tracy Perez

Lake Livingston has become one of my favorite places to go to unwind and relax. We frequent the park several times and year and have never been disappointed. The facilites are always clean and I like the fact that they have a vehicle that patrols the park on a regular basis. We have only stayed in the screened shelters and they are very nice. Would definatley recommend and will continue to go there in the future.

Mark J Culross

Very nice campground with lots of sites, in the middle of the piney forests of southeast Texas. We stayed for one week in one of the full-hookup sites. It was very easy to pull in & out of, and was almost prefectly level, requiring only 1" of blocks in the rear. Great hiking/riding trails, nice camp store, & what appears to be nice docks (we don't have a boat, but we did take our dogs walking down by the docks a couple of times). Interesting observation tower right by the waterside. We will definitely be coming back here again.

Renee KH

Park with beautiful sunset views of the lake. Sites are well spaced apart with all pads fairly long & level concrete pads. My only complaint about the site is that the sewer is half way across the pad & my bathroom & discharge is in the back of my trailer, so we didnt have a long enough line even with an extension to stay hooked to sewer. Bathrooms are older, but well-maintained. There are also many boat ramps, recreational areas, & educational programs at this park.

William albaugh

Awesome park. Great park staff. Clean restrooms and functioning showers. We got into the habit of showering more than once a day while we camped there in the heat. I love the shelter sites and the view of the lake. Be sure to bring a fan if you elect to stay in the shelters. A shower before bed also helps. Not much of a mosquito issue here even after two heavy rains. We got some mosquito activity on the trace trail near Hercules loop when you get close to the lake inlet but it wasn't bad. I enjoyed the trails and quiet roads during the week. The trails are not super rugged and are mostly flat. The park staff clears fallen trees regularly and maintains them well. There are charter boats in the area if you run out of luck on the shore. A fella named Loy Deason took us out and we caught like crazy over at beacon bay. Worth the visit for us and seems like greater Houston folks are the biggest demographic of visitors to the park.

Heather Emens

The campsites are clean, spacious and shaded. We were able to fit our 19-ft trailer, are 17 ft boat and our truck all on the paved area of our site. Bathrooms and showers were good (plenty of hot water for showering!) The launch ramp area was well maintained and functional. Plenty of dock parking available so we could launch in the morning and leave the boat in the water all day. No overnight dock parking for boats. The lake gets choppy but the kids were able to make kneeboarding work! The park trails are well marked. Some were pretty muddy but most were usable. The kids loved riding their bikes on the trails and the adults enjoyed the trails for walking/running. Overall I would recommend this place for families who just want to have fun at the lake. We sure did!