These areas are located south of the lake off of State Highway 136. There are
large cottonwood trees that provide shade. The Mullinaw Creek area features
the expanded Mullinaw Trails System . This trail system is open to hiking,
biking, and horseback riding. NO OFF ROAD VEHICLES ALLOWED. No drinking water
or flush toilets; vault-evaporator toilets only. Picnic tables, shade
shelters, and grills. Horse corrals are located at Mullinaw Campground. The
dirt roads can become impassable after rain.

These areas are located south of the lake off of State Highway 136.  There are large cottonwood trees that provide shade.  The Mullinaw Creek area features the expanded Mullinaw Trails System . This trail system is open to hiking, biking, and horseback riding.  NO OFF ROAD VEHICLES ALLOWED.   No drinking water or flush toilets; vault-evaporator toilets only.  Picnic tables, shade shelters, and grills.  Horse corrals are located at Mullinaw Campground.  The dirt roads can become impassable after rain.

Mullinaw Trail

McBride Canyon and Mullinaw Creek Campgrounds

This campground is located outside of Fritch at the end of Lakeview Drive off
Hwy. 136. The area features both designated sites and open meadow camping.
Harbor Bay also features two new trails, which are the Harbor Bay and South
Turkey Creek Trails. Picnic tables, shade shelters, and grills are available.
No drinking water or flush toilets; vault-evaporator toilets. A beautiful area
for water activities, hiking, biking, and birding.

This campground is located outside of Fritch at the end of Lakeview Drive off Hwy. 136.  The area features both designated sites and open meadow camping.  Harbor Bay also features two new trails, which are the Harbor Bay and South Turkey Creek Trails.  Picnic tables, shade shelters, and grills are available.  No drinking water or flush toilets; vault-evaporator toilets.  A beautiful area for water activities, hiking, biking, and birding.

Camping in the meadow by Harbor Bay.

Harbor Bay Campground

A caprock campground, overlooking Lake Meredith. Access to shoreline is
difficult. This campground is located north of the lake off FM Road 1913.
These campgrounds have excellent views of the lake and offer picnic tables and
shade shelters. This area is a great place to view the sunsets of the Texas
Panhandle.

A caprock campground, overlooking Lake Meredith. Access to shoreline is difficult.  This campground is located   north of the lake off FM Road 1913.  These campgrounds have excellent views of the lake and offer picnic tables and shade shelters.  This area is a great place to view the sunsets of the Texas Panhandle.

Blue West Campground

This remote and primitive area is located near Blue West. It is tucked in the
Blue Creek embankment, which provides protection from prevailing winds. There
is no drinking water or flush toilets; vault-evaporator only. There are picnic
tables available.

This remote and primitive area is located near Blue West.  It is tucked in the Blue Creek embankment, which provides protection from prevailing winds.  There is no drinking water or flush toilets; vault-evaporator only. 
There are picnic tables available.

Chimney Hollow near the water

Chimney Hollow

Backcountry camping; just pick a meadow.

Chimney Hollow Campground

Set within the wide‑open Texas Plains, Lake Meredith National Recreation Area
offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of rugged grasslands. Over thousands of
years, the Canadian River carved dramatic 200‑foot canyons—known as
breaks—that now frame the lake in striking layers of color and texture. These
quiet coves sustain an unexpectedly rich array of life, providing seven
distinct habitats.

Set within the wide‑open Texas Plains, Lake Meredith National Recreation Area offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of rugged grasslands. Over thousands of years, the Canadian River carved dramatic 200‑foot canyons—known as breaks—that now frame the lake in striking layers of color and texture. These quiet coves sustain an unexpectedly rich array of life, providing seven distinct habitats.

McBride Canyon and Mullinaw Creek Campgrounds

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Harbor Bay Campground

Blue West Campground

Chimney Hollow Campground