Paradise on Lake Texoma - Resort Campground

Andrea Mooneyham

We stayed in one of the Kasitas it was so comfortable, very clean, and the AC worked great. The hammock area was amazing so relaxing. The bathroom facility was a wonderful surprise with a spa vibe so nice. The whole area was so clean and well kept. The owners/staff were so nice and accommodating. We will definitly be returning.

Gloria Smith

Stayed here multiple times, but last weekend was an awful experience. We had a small birthday party at the pavilion. They charged $7 PER PERSON for attendees to drive in and attend for one hour at the pavilion. (We followed the rules by not having more than allowed at any individual campsite as to not disturb other campers) We even asked if we could get a discount since the party guests would only be there one hour at the pavilion and were told no. Management is not understanding or helpful with our situation. Then we booked a “primitive” camp site for one night for our friends at the cost of $40!! I was not made aware that it was going to be $20 per tent on one site. FlThe spot and parking were so poor our friends had to leave and camp elsewhere. For $20 per tent the accommodations should me much better. So disappointed. As stated in other reviews not very family friendly. Best for a single or retired couple.

Alei Tygert

Perfect getaway from Dallas! The campsite was a little over an hour away & had everything I needed for a great stay. I stayed in a Kabana with two dogs & had plenty of room. All staff communication was clear & convenient from booking to check-out, & the conditions were as good as/better than they look online. The huge, clean, bathrooms & showers were a particularly nice surprise, & the view can't be beat. Already planning my next trip back!

Lindsey Parks

Spent the weekend tent camping on site #6. Great spot! Waterfront with the best sunset views every night. The beach is nice and very clean. Lots of deer tracks on the beach. We needed firewood and ice, which was delivered to our site. Not the cheapest, but it’s still an option. Super clean, well maintained and safe for kiddos. I’m local to the area and have camped at paradise for 30 years. Another camper had said there were plans to convert the remaining campsites to Kasita’s, which would be unfortunate. There aren’t many places to still enjoy tent camping on the lake, however, it’s full of cabins. We will definitely keep coming back.