Bonham State Park

The tranquil charm of Bonham State Park lies in its rolling woodlands, historic Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) craftsmanship, and a serene 65-acre lake perfect for recreation. Whether you're drawn to scenic hiking trails, lakeside relaxation, or the park’s blend of history and natural beauty, this campground provides a peaceful retreat ideal for both weekend getaways and extended stays.

Located just 2 miles southeast of Bonham, Texas, and within an hour’s drive from the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area, the park encompasses 261 acres of prairies and forests. Campers can choose from 20 well-maintained sites, offering options ranging from full hookups for RVs to more rustic tent accommodations, all equipped with a picnic table, grill, and fire ring. With restrooms, showers, and watercraft rentals available on-site, the park balances comfort with outdoor simplicity.

The park’s 8.75 miles of trails cater to both casual nature lovers and more adventurous hikers or bikers, with highlights like the CCC-built Bois d’Arc Trail. Guests can enjoy fishing for bass or catfish in the lake, paddling a rented kayak, or unwinding on the sandy swimming beach with picnic facilities nearby. Nearby attractions, such as the historic sites in Bonham or Lake Bonham’s recreational offerings, add to the variety of activities within a short, convenient radius.