Bass anglers and families head to Oak Thicket Park for prime access to Lake Fayette's top-rated fishing. The park sits on the 2,000-acre lake near Fayetteville, Texas, steps from historic towns like Round Top and La Grange. Pick from 20 wooded RV sites with 30/50 amp electric and water, starting at $33 nightly.
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Write a ReviewNo, Oak Thicket Park lacks full hookups with sewer on sites. The 20 wooded RV sites supply 30/50 amp electric and water, paved pads, picnic tables, and fire rings. A dump station and pump-out service handle sewer needs. Tent sites work too, and restrooms with showers serve all campers.
Yes, Oak Thicket Park allows pets. Guests must leash dogs and pick up waste. No size or breed limits appear, and no dog park exists, but the pet-friendly policy fits family trips with trails for walks near Lake Fayette.
Standard RV campsites with electric and water cost $33 per night; waterfront versions run $43. Screened shelters go for $50 nightly, cabins offer more options. Prices may vary and include paved pads, dump station access, and showers. Reserve online ahead, especially for weekends on busy Lake Fayette.
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