
🏆 Official Guide: Lake Bob Sandlin State Park — A 640-acre Texas park on the northern shore of Lake Bob Sandlin in Titus County — featuring 75 campsites, cabins, screened shelters, a lighted fishing pier, boat ramp, and 3+ miles of wooded trails through Post Oak Savannah and Piney Woods.
Lake Bob Sandlin State Park covers 640 acres on the northern shore of Lake Bob Sandlin, approximately 10 miles southwest of Mount Pleasant in East Texas. The park sits at the ecological transition zone between Post Oak Savannah and East Texas Piney Woods, offering a diverse landscape for camping, hiking, and fishing. The lake is a popular destination for largemouth bass, catfish, and crappie.
Visitor Information
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Location | ~10 mi SW of Mount Pleasant, Titus County, TX |
| Size | 640 acres |
| Campsites | 75 sites — water & electric hookups |
| Cabins | Available |
| Screened Shelters | Available |
| Shore Fishing License | Not required from shore/pier within park |
Fishing
| Species | Best Season |
|---|---|
| Largemouth Bass | Spring, Fall |
| Catfish | Summer |
| Crappie | Spring |
Activities
| Activity | Details |
|---|---|
| Fishing | Lighted pier, fish cleaning station — no shore license needed |
| Camping | 75 hookup sites + primitive + cabins + shelters |
| Hiking | 3+ mi of wooded trails — Post Oak Savannah/Piney Woods |
| Mountain Biking | Shared trail system |
| Boating | Boat ramp — direct lake access |
| Kayaking | Kayak rentals available at park |
| Swimming | Lake swimming access |
| Bird Watching | Diverse East Texas woodland species |
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a fishing license at Lake Bob Sandlin State Park?
No — you do not need a fishing license to fish from the shore or pier within the state park boundaries. However, if you fish from a boat on the lake, a valid Texas fishing license is required. The park also offers a loaner fishing pole program for visitors who don’t have their own equipment.
What kind of camping is available?
The park offers 75 campsites with water and electric hookups, primitive tent sites, screened shelters, and cabins. Reservations can be made through the Texas Parks & Wildlife reservation system. The campground is wooded and relatively shaded — a welcome feature in East Texas summers.
More parks nearby: Powderhorn State Park is a short drive away, while Enchanted Rock State Natural Area lies a short drive away.















