Lakes / Reservoirs in Piney Woods Region, TX
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All Piney Woods Region, TX lakes A-Z
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Lake name | Lake description |
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Caddo Lake, LA/TX |
Caddo Lake covers an impressive 26,800 acres and straddles the border of Texas and Louisiana. The lake is a maze of interconnected waterways, heavily forested bayous, sloughs,… |
Houston County Lake (Also known as Little Elkhart Reservoir) |
One of the best-kept secrets in the Texas Piney Woods region is Houston County Lake. The reservoir was created in 1966 to supply water to the towns of Crockett, Grapeland, and… |
Lake Bob Sandlin (Also known as Bob Sandlin Reservoir) |
How does a state like Texas, with few natural lakes, become a well-respected bass fishing destination? A look at Lake Bob Sandlin explains the paradox. Named after the preside… |
Lake Cherokee, TX (Also known as Cherokee Lake) |
Strong community values, a solid commitment to neighborhood prosperity, access to convenience and comfort, and year-round fun are the terms that describe this private communit… |
Lake Conroe, TX |
Houstonians often enjoy weekend getaways at Lake Conroe, a beautiful manmade lake in the Piney Woods region of eastern Texas. Lake Conroe is home to numerous lake-loving famil… |
Lake Cypress Springs |
Lake Cypress Springs is a beautiful 3,461-acre reservoir located eight miles southeast of Mount Vernon in the rolling hills and “Piney Woods” area of Franklin County in Northe… |
Lake Fork, TX (Also known as Lake Fork Reservoir) |
Lake Fork (also called Lake Fork Reservoir) covers an impressive 27,264 acres in northeast Texas, on the border of the Piney Woods and Prairies and Lakes tourism regions. The… |
Lake Houston, TX |
Lake Houston is located about 20 miles northeast of Houston and serves as the city’s primary water supply. The lake’s proximity to the big-city attractions of Houston and the… |
Lake Livingston, TX (Also known as Livingston Reservoir) |
Sometimes referred to as a “water wonderland,” Lake Livingston is the second largest lake contained entirely within Texas. With over 450 miles of shoreline, it covers 83,000 a… |
Lake Nacogdoches (Also known as Nacogdoches Lake, Lake Nac, Nacogdoches Reservoir) |
Lake Nacogdoches, located in the Piney Woods region of Texas, is known for excellent fishing, wildlife viewing, boating, and all types of water sports: swimming, sailing, kaya… |
Lake O’ the Pines (Also known as Ferrell's Bridge Reservoir-historic) |
For many people in the Texas Piney Woods region, ‘let’s go to the lake!’ means Lake O’ The Pines. This extraordinary reservoir was built primarily for flood control and water… |
Lake Palestine, TX |
Just 10 miles from Tyler, Texas (the Rose Capital of World) is Lake Palestine, a water playground dedicated to recreation, water conservation, and wildlife preservation. This… |