Lake Fork Camping




Lake Fork Camping
Enjoy time away from the chaos of everyday life this summer. Lake Fork has several great places to camp out. Enjoy stunning sunsets from your tent or RV at one of these great campsites.
A. All Seasons Lake Fork Resort – Alba, TX 903-765-2987
The RV Park waterfront or water view sites offer full hookups and free wireless high-speed internet. The swimming pool is open from Memorial Day through Labor Day for RV guests.
Tent Camping offers electricity, pool privileges, and boat slips for an additional fee.
Other amenities include coin-operated laundry facilities, shower and restrooms and free boat launching.
B. Lake Fork Ranch Resort – Emory, TX 800-317-6445
Rent an RV on their campground or bring your own. RV hookups include water, sewer, and electricity. Laundromat and showers are available to guests. Fish from the pier or launch you boat free of charge.
C. Axton’s Bass City – Emory, TX 903-473-7224
A full-service marina with an on-site restaurant, store, and tackle shop.
RV Park offers nightly and yearly rates for waterfront or water view campsites. Rent an RV or bring a tent. Water, electric and showers are included. You can get a fishing license here and book a fishing trip, too.
D. Oak Ridge Marina – Quitman, TX 903-878-2529
This marina has great reviews. Offerings include a motel, restaurant, tackle store, RV Park, boat ramp, covered boat slips, fish cleaning station, restroom and showers are always open, free wireless internet service and a restaurant. They can refer you to a fishing guide or boat rental.
E. Lake Fork Paradise RV Resort – Alba, TX 903-765-3600
A first class RV Park with over 45 wooded acres to explore. This gated park is a safe place to bring your family pet. Their level concrete pads have full hook-ups, paved roads, 3 private boat ramps, 2 fishing piers, a community pavilion and a fire pit for gatherings. Spacious waterfront lots have up to 60 feet of shoreline and are only available for annual leases.




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Lake Fork Current Weather Alerts

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Lake Fork Weather Forecast

Monday

Mostly Cloudy

Hi: 66

Monday Night

Rain Showers

Lo: 55

Tuesday

Rain Showers

Hi: 66

Tuesday Night

Chance Rain Showers

Lo: 50

Christmas Day

Mostly Cloudy

Hi: 64

Wednesday Night

Mostly Cloudy

Lo: 53

Thursday

Rain Showers Likely

Hi: 68

Thursday Night

Chance Rain Showers

Lo: 50


Lake Fork Water Level (last 30 days)


Water Level on 12/23: 400.61 (-2.39)



Lake Fork

Fishing Report from TPWD (Dec. 18)

GOOD. Water Stained; 60 degrees; 2.34 feet below pool. Bass are good on Viper XP jigs and Texas rigs around big wood near any depth changes like creeks and ditches in 5-7 feet. Squarebill crankbaits and chatterbaits are good around docks in 3-6 feet. Carolina rigs are good on long points 8-15 feet. Report by Marc Mitchell, Lake Fork Guide Service. The water is cooler, so now we have deeper fish. Black bass are slow in 5-10 feet of water with Clousers with a sinking tip line are your best bet. Focus on creek bends and drop-offs. Small streamers and top water patterns might catch active bass in creeks on warm days. Report by Alex Guthrie, Fly Fish Fork. Lake Fork water temperatures have finally dropped into the upper 50s and the big fish are showing up and showing off. This week we have fish all over the lake in depths from 12-58 feet. You can find big numbers of black crappie at the base of shallow trees in 12-18 feet in the mid lake areas. Sometimes you will find white crappie in the same trees suspended halfway down. It is the opposite once you move to deeper water. The black crappie are higher on the trees off shore and the white crappie are further down on the trees. We have seen some bigger crappie in the 2.5 pound range being caught so the winter time big fish season has arrived. The best areas for concentrations of fish are loaded with shad. The bite has been up and down this week but my boat has put the minnow bucket up until next summer. You can still use minnows and they will produce great. Small hand tied jigs are also working extremely well this week. We should also see the aggressive fish hitting plastics and even large baits as the water cools off. Report by Jacky Wiggins, Jacky Wiggins Guide Service.

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