State Park
Lake Livingston State Park
Lake Livingston State Park · Livingston, TX
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Managing agency
- Lake Livingston State Park — official page
Park unit page with alerts and visitor information.
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- Address:Livingston, TX
About
A camping trip under the tree is one of the things to do in the state. A variety of outdoor activities can be found at Lake Livingston State Park. There are a lot of activities for everyone. Take a tour of the map. One of the 10 screened shelters can be rented. It's a good idea to book a group site. Read our alligator safety tips if you're in that area.
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Amenities
Showers
Flush Toilets
Potable Water
Dump Station
Electric Hookups
Sewer Hookups
Firewood
Camp Store
Accessible
Picnic Tables
Fire Rings
Trash Service
Campground Rules
- Campfires generally permitted — verify current fire restrictions before lighting
In this park
Trails at Lake Livingston State Park
Within ~30 miles
Trails near Lake Livingston State Park

Lake Livingston Main Trail
Texas
1.7 mi154 ftgain
TrailDifficulty: Moderate

Double Lake Trail Loop DLNA Trail to C-Trail and RCW Loop
Texas
10.6 mi1,017 ftgain
TrailDifficulty: Difficult

Double Lake Trail
Texas
7.5 mi646 ftgain
TrailDifficulty: Difficult

Lone Star Hiking Trail from Double Lake Recreation Area
Texas
9.6 mi1,112 ftgain
TrailDifficulty: Difficult

Lone Star Hiking Trail to Double Lake via Trailhead #11
Texas
3.5 mi75 ftgain
TrailDifficulty: Easy

Lone Star Hiking Trail
Texas
9.7 mi1,194 ftgain
TrailDifficulty: Difficult
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