Lost Frontier RV Park and Marina

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360 Frontier Drive
Hemphill, Texas 75948

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409-404-9972

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Lost Frontier RV Park and Marina

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RV Park - Open Now · Reserve now or just drive on in · No reservations needed until filled

Rates
(include sewer, water, & electric, unlimited boat launches 1 boat per site)

RV Site Nightly $30.00
Monthly $400.00 30AMP
$500.00 50AMP
includes water, electric
Daily rate--maximum stay fourteen (14) days

3 boat launches free to overnight guest. $5.00 per day for general access

Cabins: 125.00 a night and $700 weekly rate

Restaurant Grill & Bar featuring live music most Saturdays visit Facebook page to see venue. Hours: Thurs - Sat 4 until Sunday 11

Large gathering pavilion picnic tables

Coming soon: swimming pool with lazy river, water park in water, paddle boats, kayaks, more cabins, boat slips, gas located on water

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Fishing Report from TPWD (Jun. 9)

FAIR. Water slightly stained; 76 degrees; 0.58 feet high. Largemouth bass are good in clearer water skirting vegetation and mid-depth brush around 14 feet on Carolina rigs, deeper larger crankbait, and jigs. Striped bass are slow moving fishing mid lake and deeper than any other time of year. White bass are fair in deep brush, especially around islands of vegetation using Alabama rigs. Crappie are good preferring jigs over minnows in shallower over brush and using docks. Channel and blue catfish are fair on stinkbait.

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