Ray Roberts Lake State Park (Johnson Branch Unit)

What sets the Johnson Branch Unit at Ray Roberts Lake State Park apart is its perfect blend of tranquility, lakeside adventure, and accessibility for outdoor enthusiasts of all levels. Just an hour north of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, this campground offers a remarkable escape with its wooded settings, extensive multi-use trails, and direct access to the expansive 29,000-acre Ray Roberts Lake.

The campground features a variety of accommodations, including RV sites with electrical hookups, walk-in tent sites, and even equestrian camping areas, ensuring everyone from solo adventurers to family groups has a suitable option. Clean restrooms with showers, picnic areas, and fire rings enhance the camping experience. The paved trails, including ADA-accessible paths, span through scenic terrain, connecting campers to activities like hiking, biking, and nature observation. Water lovers will enjoy the swimming beach, boating facilities, and excellent fishing opportunities for species like largemouth bass and catfish.

Positioned near Valley View, Texas, the Johnson Branch Unit is surrounded by lush prairies and bordered by the serene shoreline of Ray Roberts Lake. The park’s Greenbelt Corridor, located within proximity, offers 20 miles of multi-use trails stretching to Lake Lewisville, making it ideal for day trips. Whether you seek weekend recreation or extended outdoor retreats, this campground delivers both natural beauty and modern convenience.