Westlake Day Use

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Westlake Day Use is located near Lewisville Lake in Texas, featuring flat terrain with scattered trees. The area experiences temperature highs around 95°F in summer and lows near 35°F in winter. Visitors can explore Lewisville Lake for fishing and boating, and the nearby Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area offers hiking trails and wildlife observation.

Description

US Army Corps of Engineers

Lewisville Lake

Overview

Westlake features four group shelters on Lewisville Lake, where visitors can spend a day picnicking or boating on the almost 30,000-acre reservoir, just outside the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

The lake rests above an archeological site where prehistoric remains have been found. It is believed these early humans inhabited the area as far back as 12,000 B.C., making this one of the oldest human-inhabited sites in the Southwest United States and Mexico.

Natural Features:

The day-use area sits on the western banks of Lewisville Lake. The lake stems from the Elm Fork of the Trinity River in northern Texas and generally has low visibility, but plenty of surface acres for boating and fishing.

Recreation:

The lake hosts a number of fishing tournaments each year, drawing anglers from all over to try for trophy-sized bass.

Warm water temperatures offer ideal conditions for water sports including boating and jet skiing.

Facilities:

Each of the open-sided pavilions come with a large grill and water, and are all within walking distance to a restroom.

Blackjack Oak is lakeside with large shade trees. This pavilion seats 50-75 people and has electric hookups.

Bur Oak seats 100-150 people and has its own parking lot.

Cottonwood is close to the shoreline, has electric hookups and seats 100-150 people.

Green Ash sits in a large, open field and offers electric hookups. It seats 75-100 people.

Nearby Attractions:

Horseback riding and golfing can be found nearby. The active city of Dallas is about 40 minutes away.

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Location

Westlake Day Use is located in Texas

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Directions

From Dallas, go north on I-35E and take the Swisher Exit (exit 458). Cross over I-35 onto North Denton Drive. Stay on Denton Drive until the Main Street stop sign. Turn left and stay on Main St. until it enters into the park.

Coordinates

33.10555572 N
97.0000004 W

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Site Types

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Features

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  • Phone Service
  • Reservable
  • Electric Hookups
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  • Water Hookups

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Reviewed Aug. 1, 2018

Day Use Only so bring a hammock but leave the tent at home....

This place is a really good place to have a family day-cation.  It is day use only so you can’t set up shop for the night, but with big trees it does make for a comfortable location to throw a hammock in a tree for the day, have a barbecue and enjoy the lake and its amenities.

There is a $5 fee to enter, which isn’t bad considering there are toilets, pavilions, a boat dock and ramp and a playground.  But because it is relatively inexpensive it can get pretty busy when the weather isn’t to hot to breathe.   

Some of the picnic shelters have a very nice lake view and parking right beside them.  Again you can’t stay here but it is an ideal place to enjoy the water of Lake Lewisville.  They do close the entry gate at 10 p.m. so they do one last pass through to make sure no one is inside, so don’t try to buck the system and boondock… IT WON’T WORK….

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Does Westlake Day Use have RV hookups?

    According to TheDyrt.com, Westlake Day Use has water hookups.