BOIS D'ARC Aim and shoot arrows at enemies as you work to defend your tower from hordes of evil. SIZE: 7791KB CREATED BY: FireBeast Used with Permission. Bois d’Arc Project Highlights First conceptualized back in 2003, construction on the $1.6 billion Bois d’Arc Lake project began in 2015. Based on projections from the US Army Corps of Engineers, by 2023 the reservoir will provide NTMWD customers with over 100 million gallons of treated water every day.
Bois d’Arc RV Park is comprised of 96 RV sites with 47 pull-throughs and 49 back ins. All sites are full hookup that are nicely leveled with neatly maintained grounds. Located just minutes from downtown Bonham, only 30 minutes from Sherman, 45 min from Paris and McKinney. Our quiet setting with lots of trees and natural landscaping provides a premiere RV living experience. We are close to the city, but you enjoy the country. We are conveniently located near Hwy 121 and Hwy 82 for easy access.
- 30 and 50 amp service
- A variety of large sites, plus pull-through sites to accommodate multiple slides
- Back-in sites lined with trees
- Full hook-ups for water, sewer, electric
- Extra clean showers, restrooms, and laundry facilities
- Park monitored 24/7 with security cameras for your peace of mind
- Tent camping is not available
- Dogs must be on leash (breed restrictions)
OFFICE HOURS:
- 10:00am to 6:00pm Monday – Saturday
- Sunday by appointment
Bois D' Arc Fence Post
EMAIL: office@boisdarcrvpark.net
PHONE: 903-449-4516
Our members are a diverse group of individuals who care deeply about our environment and how to improve and protect it. We are hard at work making our website a resource for studying and enjoying what Fannin County has to offer, as well as providing links to other sites with useful information about the plants and animals that bless (and sometimes curse!) our habitat.
We hope you’ll join us in our quest!
Our Mission
Bois D' Arc Lake Progress
“To develop a corps of well-informed volunteers to provide education, outreach, and service dedicated to the beneficial management of natural resources and natural areas within their communities.”