Fairfield Lake, Fairfield Texas - Fairfield Lake primary access is through the 1460 acre state park, which first opened in 1976.
Activities include camping, backpacking, hiking, day use equestrian, nature study, bird watching, boating, water skiing, jet skiing, fishing, and swimming. What makes Fairfield unusual are the Red Drum (aka Red Fish) which are regularly stocked. Largem
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From TPWD: Fairfield Lake experienced a severe fish kill in August 2010, when warm water and cloudy days led to a shortage of oxygen in the water. Results of the most recent survey indicate that effec... Log into read more...
Getting there: From TPWD: The park is 6 miles northeast of Fairfield off FM 2570 on FM 3285 adjacent to Fairfield Lake. 90 miles south of the Dallas/ Fort Worth area, 150 miles north of the Houston area, and 60 miles east of Waco. The park is located just a few miles from Interstate 45, northeast of the city of Fairfield, Texas.
Boating: All Boats Allowed. Two boat ramps are available in Fairfield Lake State Park, which also offers a fishing pier, fishing... Log infor more detail...
Special Regulations: For largemouth bass, a minimum length limit of 18 inches.
For red drum, a minimum length of 20 inches, with no maximum length and a daily bag limit of 3 fish.
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Two paved 2-lane ramps with parking for 100 vehicles. Bank fishing, pier fishing, and cleaning stations also available.
Park entrance fee required
Open all year
Fairfield State Park Ramp B
Two paved 2-lane ramps with parking for 100 vehicles. Bank fishing, pier fishing, and cleaning stations also available.
Park entrance fee required
Open all year
