Lake Fayette Park Prairie Park

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• Park Prairie Park is situated on Lake Fayette, a 2,000-acre lake that is a fishing paradise and voted one of the best bass fishing lakes in Texas. Vista Recreation has recently renovated the bathhouses, boat docks, and fishing piers, and now offers camping and cabins! Enjoy more time on the water when you book an overnight stay at Lake Fayette. The day use area is a prime spot for boating, fishing, swimming and picnicking. A network of multi-use trail systems connect Park Prairie Park and Oak Thicket Park, allowing visitors the chance to get out and explore nature through the forest, prairies, and marshlands. Other local tourist attractions are the towns of Fayetteville, Round Top, and La Grange for more exploring. The park is known for the lovely live oak trees, which provide shade during the Texas summers, and stay green year-round.

  Features

  • Bike Riding
  • Boating
  • Fishing
  • Hiking/Trekking
  • Pet Friendly
  • Swimming

  Facilities

  Campground (21 total sites)

  The Campground has recently been upgraded and expanded to provide a total of 21 sites (16 non-waterfront; 5 waterfront). Waterfront sites offer full utilities (electric, sewer, water) and can host a maximum of two units per site (1 RV & 1 Tent, or 2 Tents). The non-waterfront sites have electric and water provided and can host a maximum of two units per site (1 RV & 1 Tent, or 2 Tents). All campsites require a 2-night min, no more than 2 vehicles parked at each site, and occupancy 8-person max. Campsites have gravel pads, and a pump-out service will soon be offered as well. Prices below are before tax.

  Please Note: The campground gate closes each night at 8 pm. Please make sure you have checked-in prior to 8 pm. Thank you.

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  Cabins (2 total sites)

  New cabins at Park Prairie are now available to book! These cozy and beautifully designed full service cabins (1 bedroom, loft, bathroom, kitchen, and living space) can host up to 4 people. The cabins are spaciously placed along the shoreline of Lake Fayette with nearby dock spaces for each cabin.

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  Day Use

  Enjoy a day out at the lake at Park Prairie's Day Use! Boat ramp, fishing piers, and expansive picnic areas are offered for the whole family to enjoy.

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• Camping is on a reservation system. If you do not have a reservation, please see a host before choosing a site. Unattended camping vehicles and equipment cannot be left on a site unless fees are paid. Rented campsites must have a camping unit present to show the site is occupied.

• Handicapped sites are reserved for persons with a state issued ADA license plate or mirror tag. The person who has been issued the tag must occupy the site. Only one (1) campsite may be rented by the individual.

• No more than two (2) camping units allowed per site. Only one (1) of those units may be a wheeled or mobile camping unit. A second small or medium sized tent is allowed.

• Camping is permitted at designated (numbered) sites only. A maximum of eight (8) people, including visitors, are allowed per site or shelter at Oak Thicket, and four (4) people per site at Park Prairie. Designated non-profit groups, such as scout troops, will be allowed some exemptions.

• All vehicles, including visitors, must display a parking pass to park in the campground. Maximum of three (3) vehicles allowed per campsite (if site will accommodate). Boat trailers, wheeled camping units, automobiles, and motorcycles are counted as vehicles. Vehicles must be on the paved or gravel surface of the site.

• No washing of campers, vehicles, or boats allowed in the recreation area.

• Golf carts are permitted for use by Vista Recreation authorized personnel only. Motorized scooters are only allowed for those individuals with mobility impairment. Bicycles, skateboards, or scooter riding is prohibited from dusk to dawn. Safety helmets should be worn.

• Maximum stay: 14 consecutive days. You must leave the campground for at least seven (7) days in order to return.

• Check-in time is 3:00 PM and check-out time is 11:00 AM. There is NO exception to this (no early check-ins; no early check-outs).

• Visitors are permitted between 5 AM through 8 PM.

• Pets must be on a maximum 6 ft. leash or crated at all times. Pets are PROHIBITED at the cabins, shelters, on the beach, adjacent picnic areas, and inside the bathrooms. Owners must pick up after their pets. Pets cannot be left unattended at campsite and must accompany their owner when they leave the campground.

• Quiet hours are from 10 PM through 6 AM. Disruptive campers may be asked to vacate the campground without reimbursement. Please turn off any music, generators, or disruptive lighting by 10 PM.

• Place all trash in dumpsters except fish debris. Please contact the campground host on duty for instructions on disposal of fish scraps.

• Campfires must be contained in metal fire rings. All firewood must be pre-cut and not include construction debris or pallets. No out of county firewood is allowed to be brought into the campground. Do not cut, damage, or drive nails into trees. No removal of limbs, brush, or any kind of wood from wooded area. Please do not burn trash in fire rings. Do not move fire rings.

• Observe posted speed limit signs throughout the recreation area.

• All appliances must be kept inside the camping unit (no freezers or refrigerators are to be outside).

• Satellite dishes, power cords, and pet crates must remain within the impact zone of the campsite.

• Dumping waste or gray water onto the ground is prohibited.

• Public display alcoholic beverages is prohibited. Fireworks, firearms, glass bottles, or glass containers of any kind, and weapons are PROHIBITED.

• All sites are back in only. NO crossway parking.

• Campers and RVs are not allowed at the cabins and shelters. Only one (1) tent is allowed per shelter. Tents cannot be used at cabins.

EV Charging Policy

Protecting our environment is and always has been a priority for Vista Recreation, and we are researching the addition of EV charging stations in our campgrounds; however, there are currently no EV charging capabilities at our facilities.

While many of our campgrounds have electrical pedestals to power RVs, these pedestals function differently than EV charging stations. RV electrical pedestals are designed for non-continuous loads, not the constant electricity flow required to charge EV batteries. It is essential to know that plugging your EV into a 30-50 amp electric pedestal designed for RV usage can permanently damage your vehicle, as well as the campground's electrical system. Even if your vehicle came from the manufacturer with a charging converter, it does not change the way electricity flows through the electrical infrastructure.

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