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North Toledo Bend
North Toledo Bend is a reservoir located in the Sabine River Basin of western Louisiana and eastern Texas. It is the fifth largest man-made lake in the United States and is a popular destination for fishing, boating, camping, and other outdoor activities. The lake is located in Sabine Parish, Louisiana and Shelby County, Texas and is bordered by the towns of Zwolle, Louisiana and Hemphill, Texas. The lake is named after the nearby Toledo Bend Reservoir, which is the largest man-made lake in the United States. The lake is home to a variety of fish species, including largemouth bass, crappie, catfish, and sunfish. The lake is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, wild turkeys, and waterfowl. The lake is a popular destination for anglers, boaters, and campers, and is also home to several marinas and resorts.
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User Reviews
Wanetta Ferguson
Quiet peaceful wonderful park whether you're in a RV or tent. Lots of birds to watch and listen to and squirrels. Camping spots are not cramped and you can fish right from the shore.
Christopher Blake
North Toledo Bend State Park is a fantastic getaway for nature lovers and families alike. We enjoyed a campfire and spent some relaxing time fishing along the lake. One of the highlights was spotting the eagle nest on-site—such a cool opportunity to watch wildlife up close! The park is super dog-friendly, so our pup had a blast exploring with us. Everything was clean and well-maintained, from the trails to the facilities. Definitely a peaceful spot worth visiting again!
Nicole Purtiman
2 of my sons wanted to tent camp here. We’ve now been to 9 out of the 21 LA State Parks. This park is beautiful and has lots to do for all ages -we liked playing corn hole up by the boat launch and fishing. Stayed at Campsite 1 to be close to the bathrooms which were heated and clean. All the sites have tent pads, electric and water hookups, grill, fire ring, and picnic table.
Chris Melcher
Stayed 3 nights in August. Typical Louisiana weather, hot and humid. Facilities are outstanding for a State Park. RV sites are level and include 50/30 E/W, with a dump station on way out. Pool is clean, with teen lifeguards. No non USCG approved floats or alcohol allowed. Bathrooms and showers are older, but well maintained and clean. Boat ramp with marked lanes out to main lake. Picnic area with covered playground, horse shoe pits, volley ball area and Frisbee golf course. Will definitely be back
Rigoberto Guerra Longoria
Hands down the best national park I've visited. Clean and beautiful with friendly staff. The restrooms were immaculate and well stocked. There's cabins and tents for rent. There's a pool and a laundry mat on site. The hiking trails are awesome with plenty of wildlife. I've spotted two bald eagles an armadillo and a woodpecker. Definitely will come back!