Lakeside Camping at Little Elm Park offers primitive camping for tents only at 701 W Eldorado Pkwy., Little Elm, Texas 75068.
Camping Pricing
First Friday of April through Labor Day: Monday–Thursday: $15 per night; Friday–Sunday: $25 per night.
Remainder of the year: Monday–Sunday: $15 per night. Special event pricing may vary.
Camping may be unavailable during holidays and special events. For information or availability, call 972-731-3296.
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Reservations & Permits
- The person reserving a campsite must be at least 18 and stay at the campsite.
- A camping permit is required, cannot be transferred, and its receipt must remain at the campsite. The Parks & Recreation Director or designee may deny or revoke permits.
- Stays are limited to four nights per month. No refunds are available.
Check-In & Campsites
- Arrive after 2 p.m. on check-in day; depart by 11 a.m. on the final day.
- Up to four tents may occupy each designated campsite, within its boundaries.
- Campers, vans, RVs and similar vehicles are not allowed. Park vehicles in designated parking areas, away from campsites.
- Do not reserve a site by leaving equipment unattended or visiting intermittently.
Fire & Cooking
- Each campsite has a fire pit/grill. Outside grills are prohibited.
- Bring your own firewood. Do not cut standing wood, collect firewood, or remove wood from the park.
- Do not discard hot coals or ashes on the ground or in trash containers.
Protect the Park
- Keep your campsite clean and take all trash and belongings when you leave.
- Digging, leveling ground, or building structures requires written approval from the Parks & Recreation Director.
- Do not climb or swing from trees or vines, damage them, or attach anything to trees.
- The pavilion and council ring are shared by campers only; private rentals are unavailable.
Pets
Pets are welcome in campsite areas. Keep them leashed or physically restrained, supervised, and untethered. Clean up after them.
Leave No Trace
Little Elm is a Leave No Trace Community. Pack out trash and belongings, use designated camping areas, and protect trees and vines.
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