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Northshore RV Resort on Lake Livingston
Overview
Overview
Northshore RV Resort on Lake Livingston in Onalaska, Texas places travelers directly on the shores of one of the state's largest water reservoirs. This waterfront setting gives visitors immediate access to East Texas lake recreation, pine-heavy landscapes, and a slower pace typical of Piney Woods communities situated north of Houston.
Location & Surroundings
Positioned along the upper shores of Lake Livingston, this property shares geography with the rolling terrain and dense pine forests of the Piney Woods region. Travelers typically arrive via U.S. Highway 59 or Texas State Highway 190, navigating a humid subtropical climate defined by warm summers and mild winters. The surrounding landscape features sandy soil, tall loblolly pines, and broad expanses of open water.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details like exact site layouts, utility hookups, and shower facilities are not publicly standardized, visitors should contact management directly. When planning a stay at this Lake Livingston location, confirm specific site categories, pull-through availability, boat launch access, and pet regulations before your arrival to ensure they match your rig.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Water activities dominate the immediate area, from boating and bass fishing to kayaking along the quieter coves of the lake. Just a short drive away, Lake Livingston State Park offers miles of wooded hiking trails and designated swimming areas. For land-based day trips, the historic downtown square of Huntsville and the Sam Houston National Forest sit within easy driving distance down the highway.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination appeals strongly to anglers, boaters, and road-trippers seeking a waterside basecamp in the Piney Woods region. It fits travelers who prioritize shoreline access and regional fishing over urban proximity, making it a natural stop for those exploring the secondary highways between Houston and the Tyler area.
Reviews
DeLana Mathewson
Hands down, the best RV resort we’ve been to. Ms. Lynn is absolutely amazing, extremely helpful and very sweet. She helped accommodate my family For the 4th of July weekend with no problems. The park is clean, dog friendly, very kid friendly. Boat paint and slips make things very convenient. Great little beach area. We will definitely be back A LOT. My new favorite spot ❤️
Bobbie Powell
my dad stays here the staff is very helpful and friendly it's clean very well maintained and easiest to f get to right on the lake
Jennifer Nichole Neal
We stayed 3/11 through 3/13. Cabin was nice. Our 5 year old caught her first catfish. Everyone was so welcoming and nice. Highly recommend.
Chris Evans
Because of one person going to the pool and not following the rules, the butt hurt management couldn't handle an irrate guest and decided to punish all of the local county residents and closed access to the pool for those who wish to visit for the day. One man's actions to these people warrants punishment to all people. So now the pool is only available to those who wish to camp there only. Problem is, they are there for the lake. The pool doesn't even get used by the campers. They are there for the lake. To turn down revenue and punishment everyone for the actions of one person is wrong for both sides. This decision affects both sides, consumer and business. Whoever made the decision to go forward with the closure of the pool to the public has proven that local community means nothing, along with the profit of the business. I have had 2 events at this location. BIG EVENTS. Every year it would be repeated. But as a local resident, they will not get any of our business any longer, and the many people and businesses I know will not be involved with this place any longer. I support local businesses and the community and was lead to believe that this place also supported locals and businesses, but have been shown otherwise. It's unfortunate, this place was a favorite place for me, family, friends and co-workers. Sucks they ruined that.
Amanda Cooper
We had a wonderful time as a family swimming in the public pool they offer. The pool was clean, it was cool and very refreshing in this summers heat!! They had chairs for in the sun, as well as chairs In the shade. I can't say anything about the RV sites cause we didn't visit there. Only the pool and the splash pad; Which works..... sometimes. It's $10 per person for a day pass. You get your arm bands, and you can come and go until 9pm. when they close.