At Lake Livingston State Park, you can swim, fish, boat, hike, bird, camp, picnic, mountain bike, geocache and study nature. We have activities for the whole family!

We offer many camping options, from tent sites with water nearby up to campsites with full hookups. You can also rent one of 10 screened shelters, some of which are ADA accessible. Or book one of our group facilities for your next reunion. Learn more about our site-specific reservation project. Shop our park store for souvenirs, drinks, snacks, ice, camping and fishing supplies, and much more. Alligators live in the area; read our alligator safety tips.

Fishing:  Lake Livingston is one of the largest lakes in the state, noted for its white bass population. You might catch catfish, crappie, bass or that kid favorite - perch. The park has three boat ramps, two fish cleaning stations, a fishing pier and bank fishing.

• For more fishing and lake information, visit our Lake Livingston page.
• Download our Fishing Tip Sheet

We loan rods, reels and tackle boxes as part of TPWD’s Tackle Loaner Program. Remember, you do not need a fishing license to fish from shore in a state park. Check at park headquarters for more information.Swimming:  Read our swimming safety tips before cooling off in the lake. Boating:  We rent canoes, single and double kayaks, and paddleboards Thursday – Sunday, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Volunteering:  We need your help! To volunteer, visit our Volunteer page and keyword search “Lake Livingston.”

Ranger Programs: We offer a variety of free ranger programs. Learn new skills when you kayak or fish with a ranger; take a discovery, photo or night hike; try geocaching; learn about nature; or attend a make-and-take craft workshop. Call the park to schedule special tours for your group.