Lake Texoma was completed in 1944 for the purpose of flood control and as a source of hydroelectric power from the Denison Dam. One of the largest lakes in Texas, it has a surface area of over 89,000 acres. Our beautiful lake is the most developed and most popular lake in the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Tulsa District, attracting over 6 million visitors each year. Lake Texoma is a favorite weekend getaway for all seasons. Here's why. Biking Eisenhower State Park has 4 miles of scenic trails bordering the lakeshore for beginning to intermediate level bikers. Steep grades and rocks along the trail will keep the experienced rider entertained, as well. Birding Enjoy the sight of migrating shore birds stopping by Hagerman Wildlife Refuge for a break in their long journey south. The vibrant fall colors are photo worthy alone. Camping Lake Texoma has many campsites available whether you like to pitch a tent, stay in your own RV or want to rent a cabin for the weekend. See a full list of camping, resorts and RV parks here. Camping is a great way to connect with family and friends or just rejuvenate your soul. Fishing Fish for free at Eisenhower State park, no license required and they even have a tackle-loaner program. For those who prefer to go on a guided trip, Lake Texoma has the friendliest professional guides to call on. Fishing on Texoma is a real treat whether you are just starting out or an experience angler. Hiking Lake Texoma has a variety of scenic hiking and nature trails rugged enough for backpacking and mild enough for a leisurely stroll down a beautiful path surrounded by nature. Whatever your interests, Lake Texoma has something for everyone. Sightseeing opportunities are varied and abundant. Tourist attractions include museums, art galleries, historical places and resorts. The scenic drive alone is worth your time. Don't forget to bring your camera.