LAKE ARROWHEAD STATE PARK
229 Park Road 63, Wichita Falls, TX 76310 Directions
Since 1970
Bird and Butterfly Watching, Fishing Poles and Tackle Boxes, Disc Golf and Horseshoe Equipment, Basketballs, and Binoculars and Books, Outdoor Recreational Activities, Fire Ring, Birdwatchers, Horse Riders, Picnic Table, Fishing, Swimming & Camping
Free admission for children ages 12 & under. Offers fishing, lake swimming on an unsupervised beach, water skiing, disc golf, picnicking & nature study. This site offers approximately five miles of multi use trails on approximately 300 acres that are open to hikers as well as riders. Parking and restrooms are available near the group building. Restrooms with showers are located at the central campgrounds
Price: Entrance Fee: Adult (Ages 13 & Over) - $4 Senior (Texas Resident Over 65 Years Old) - $2 Camping Fees:
Water and Electricity (Site #'s 1-48) - $22,
Water Only (Site #s 49-67) - $12,
Equestrian Sites (Only for Campers With Horses)
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LAKE WICHITA PARK
5205 Fairway Boulevard, Wichita Falls, TX 76310 Directions
Since 2015
Accessible, Bicycling, Basketball Goals, Sports, Birding, Drinking Fountains, Camping, Playground, Wildlife, Fishing, Picnic Areas & Biking Trail
It's a large 234-acre park located on the north shore of Lake Wichita. Within the park itself is a 2.6-mile concrete hike and bike trail that runs from the southern tip of the park. Has a large reservable picnic shelter with 10 picnic tables that will seat approximately 60 people. There are also 2 lighted baseball fields, 2 lighted softball fields, 3 lighted football fields, and an 18 hole disc golf course. The park is also the location of the new Off-Leash Dog Park
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LUCY PARK
100 Sunset Drive, Wichita Falls, TX 76302 Directions
Since 1992
Playgrounds, Dogs on Leash, Picnic Shelters, Wild Flowers, Drinking Fountains, Wheelchair Friendly, Disc Golf Course, Wildlife, Volleyball Court, Basketball Goals, Swimming Pool, Picnic Tables & Barbeque Grills
The 178-acre regional park located in the center of the city. A large pond area is dedicated to waterfowl, and ducks and geese can be found there year-round. The 1.7-mile concrete trail that circles the park. This is the west starting point for the City-wide Circle Trail System. There are 2 large picnic shelters that can be reserved at a cost of $15 for 4 hours. The Lucyland shelter has 15 tables and will seat approximately 90 people