Atlanta State Park

Imagine a campground where the serenity of towering pines meets the shimmering expanse of a 20,300-acre lake—a destination offering a perfect blend of outdoor recreation and tranquil seclusion. Atlanta State Park, located on the shores of Wright Patman Lake in northeastern Texas, delivers an inviting escape for nature enthusiasts, boasting well-maintained campsites with modern amenities, scenic hiking trails, and exceptional access to water-based activities.

This campground caters to a diverse array of campers, offering 58 sites equipped with water and electricity, including 14 with sewer hookups, suitable for both tent and RV camping. The campsites are thoughtfully arranged, ensuring privacy and ease of access, while amenities such as clean restrooms, showers, picnic tables, fire rings, and dump stations enhance the experience. For outdoor enthusiasts, the park provides 4.8 miles of hiking trails ranging from leisurely walks to moderate challenges, and two boat ramps offering direct access to the lake for fishing, kayaking, or simply enjoying a peaceful paddle.

Situated 11 miles northwest of Atlanta, Texas, the park’s location is an ideal base for exploring nearby attractions, including the historic charm of Jefferson, Texas, with its antebellum homes and vintage railways, and the wildflower festival in Linden, both within a 30-minute drive. Atlanta State Park’s proximity to these cultural highlights complements its natural allure, making it an excellent choice for weekend getaways, family adventures, or extended vacations immersed in the Piney Woods’ scenic beauty.