Martin Creek Lake State Park
add photosDuring fall, usually late October through the first two weeks of November, is a particularly scenic time at Martin Creek. Visitors can marvel at the colorful foliage displayed by the many varieties of hardwoods, interspersed with loblolly and short-leaf pine trees.
1 Review for Martin Creek Lake State Park
0 families found this helpful
"Fun with the Family"
Caddo, Choctaw, Cherokee, and Kickapoo Indians dominated this area until the 1850s, and from the lake’s fishing pier visitors can still see Trammel’s Trace, a Native American trail that became a major immigration route for Anglo settlers traveling from Arkansas into Texas. Facilities include campsites, screened shelters, picnic sites, hiking and mountain-bike trails, boat ramps, and a lighted fishing pier. You can take a guided tour of the lake or rent a boat from the store. Kids will enjoy the “perch-jerk” contest on Labor Day Saturday. Worship services are held in the park every Sunday morning from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Send a Message 
Send a Compliment
It's helpfulWhat's Nearby? Hotels » Activities »
Find Hotels near Martin Creek Lake State Park »
Find Activities near Martin Creek Lake State Park »
Find Restaurants near Martin Creek Lake State Park »
Get the inside scoop from parents who have been there!
