Cassells-Boykin County Park is located on the 142,700 acre Lake Sam Rayburn. The Park provides an excellent year round access to the northern part of Lake Sam Rayburn, which is noted for excellent fishing. Boating, Skiing, and other water related activities also are quite popular.

Facilities and Activities

• The park has 27 campsites.
• Ten (10) are multi-use sites which are paved and 17 are tent or picnic sites.
• Seventeen (17) sites have water and electricity.
• There is a fourteen day camping limitation.
• Water and electrical hookups are $12.00 per day + a $3.00 per day facility fee (an Annual Permit for $25.00 can be purchased in lieu of the $3.00 daily facility fee - hookups will still be $12.00 per day).
• Senior citizens can purchase an Annual Permit for $10.00.
• There are two restrooms in the park. No showers are available.
• A trailer dump station is available.
• A boat ramp is available.
• The water-related recreational activities afforded by Lake Sam Rayburn are legendary in East Texas.
• Stores, a marina, restaurants and lodging are available nearby.

                               Cassells-Boykin County Park

Firewood, insect repellent, and drinking water. Pets must be kept on a leash. You are responsible for knowing and obeying park rules and regulations.

Weather:

July average high is 94°; January average low is 39°. May is the wettest month. First/last freeze: November 13/March 14.

Open:

7 days/week year round.

South from Lufkin on Hwy. 69, East on Texas 147 from Zavalla, go four miles on FM 3123, turn left.

• Angelina and Davy Crockett National Forests
• Ellen Trout Zoo
• Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches
• Texas Forestry Museum
• Lake Sam Rayburn
• Downtown Lufkin Historic Walking Tour
• Museum of East Texas