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Lake Texoma
Overview
Lake Texoma, situated near Kingston, OK, offers a premier outdoor destination for RV enthusiasts looking for a blend of water-based recreation and lakeside relaxation. This area is widely recognized as the Striper Capital of the World, drawing anglers from across the country to its expansive blue waters. The RV parks in this region typically feature a mix of tranquil, wooded environments and easy access to the shoreline, creating a welcoming atmosphere for both weekend travelers and long-term campers who enjoy the natural beauty of Oklahoma.
Location & Surroundings
Nestled in the heart of Marshall County, the Kingston side of Lake Texoma provides a more serene experience compared to the busier Texas shorelines. The landscape is defined by rolling hills and sandy beaches, offering a picturesque backdrop for every campsite. Positioned conveniently off Highway 70, the location provides a perfect balance of secluded natural beauty and proximity to local conveniences, ensuring travelers have everything they need within a short drive from their rig while still feeling disconnected from the hustle of city life.
Amenities & Park Features
The RV facilities in Kingston prioritize comfort and functionality for modern travelers. Most sites offer full hookups with 30 and 50 amp service, accommodating everything from compact campers to large luxury rigs. These parks are designed to support an active lifestyle with features that cater to both relaxation and outdoor sports. Popular amenities often found in the area include:
- Clean restroom and shower facilities
- On-site laundry centers and general stores
- Private boat ramps and courtesy docks
- Spacious picnic areas and pet-friendly trails
These features ensure a seamless transition from the road to the water, allowing guests to focus on their vacation.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The primary draw is undoubtedly the water, where visitors can enjoy world-class striped bass fishing or leisurely pontoon boat rentals. Beyond the water, the nearby Chickasaw Pointe Golf Club offers a challenging course with stunning views of the lake. For those interested in local history and culture, the surrounding area features charming boutiques and local eateries in Kingston and Madill. The Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge is also a short drive away, providing excellent opportunities for birdwatching and wildlife photography for nature enthusiasts.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination is ideal for avid anglers and boating families who want to maximize their time on the water. It also appeals to retirees and full-time RVers seeking a peaceful retreat with a strong community vibe. If you appreciate a laid-back lakeside lifestyle without the noise of high-traffic tourist zones, the RV parks around Kingston provide the perfect setting for a restorative getaway. It is a fantastic choice for those who value natural beauty and a slower pace of life during their travels.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Tanea Laub
Difficult to find site numbers especially in the dark. Train horns all through the night...roosters starting at 4 am.
Mary Beth Lukas
Enjoying Christmas at this park is very special. We are traveling from Savannah GA and staying here three nights. The lake is beautiful and campground very quiet. I’m sure it’s much busier in summer.
Julie Arnold
Beautiful lake! I was impressed by just how nice the area was, but I didn't know much about it before heading there. I would consider returning here for some fishing as well!
Emily Svenja
The swim area was modest but a perfect way to spend a Saturday morning with my son who enjoyed splashing in the water and climbing the hills. The park was large and looked like a great place to camp. The inside of the office was nice, I wish I had gotten to look around more. The two women that helped me pay for my day pass were very kind and helpful.
Nikki
Beautiful Park & friendly locals from restaurants to shops. We had a family day jet skiing here and loved every minute ❤️
Kasim Mohd H
The campsite was great, spacious with clean and well-maintained pavilions and restrooms. Each site came equipped with a grill and fireplace, which was a nice bonus and made our stay pleasant. The only downside was the lake, the water was quite muddy, so the kids weren’t too excited about swimming. However, it’s still a good spot for kayaking and boating.
Nicole Cakes
It's just really full right now. All the fish and piers are closed. All the boating docks are closed and all the swimming areas are closed. This was as of June 1st 2025. The major trail there is closed and everything is super muddy.
Leona Finberg
It is a beautiful lake. Unfortunately didn't get to fish because of flooded areas. But that's ok. We will have to go back and visit it again.
Barbara D.
The park was nice as was the marina. Our fire ring was missing and when I asked for one, I was told they were out. No worries. My boys and I made our own. The main issue I had was with how the campsites were laid out. They were too close and ours was very unevenly spaced. I would have booked the site next to ours had I known. Our tent was literally crammed into the corner of our site. The bathrooms could also do with a redo and more hiking trails would be nice. Also, the public access to the lake during the day meant the days were filled with lots of obnoxious and drunk folk driving in and out constantly. I was happy when the lake closed every evening! But overall, we had a pleasant stay and truly enjoyed the beauty of the area.