Looking for waterfront cabins with privacy on any lake within 2 1/2 hours of DFW. Clean and nice one your wife would go to. Any suggestions would be great.

Proably a little over the drive time you're wanting, but the best I've stayed at were at Fayette County Resevoir. Those cabins are awesome!! It's a power plant lake, so keep it in mind when it gets cool again.

When a simular post came up awhile back someone had mentioned Hugo Lake Sate Park in OK. I took the wife and kid there and it was great. The cabins were very clean and nice and they all overlook the lake. Just make sure you get a "resort" one and not the "primative".

http://hugolakestatepark.com/

The ONLY faults that I didnt like were that there is minimal lake access near the cabins and not many places to eat, so bring your own food.

Wife and I stayed here a few years ago and it was nice. Not on a reservoir but it is on a small private lake. Caught some nice fish there and the accomodations were very nice. http://www.plumlake.com/plum_lake.htm

Brad, thanks for posting that about Plum Lake. Looks nice. #6 looks like the ticket.

Here is another one. http://www.deerlakecabins.com/. I have never stayed there but have heard good things from friends that had stayed there a few years ago.

Thanks for posting. Going to try Hugo Lake got one of the resort cabins for a week in June.

Thanks for everyone that sent a post.

Check this one out on Cedar Creek:

http://www.caneycove.com/

Pulled in some nice blues from there. They have a dock and the guy that runs the place told me they brush it up pretty good in the fall. I seen this guy pull ALOT of crappie out from under it. I went to catfish so I didn't bother..

Wife and I stayed at Deer Lake cabins, very nice .Get the one that is all by itself next to the owners house. Private fishing lakes deer all over the place....

There used to be (late '70's) some really good fish in lake Hugo. That was the first lake I ever fished in. It's also the first lake that I lost a rod and reel in.. Same trip. Go figure. My Granpda had to have been mad at me losing his best rod and reel, but he never showed it.

Hi Getreel,
My wife and I have 2 cabins at Lake Texoma that might be just what you're looking for. They are located just outside Cedar Bayou Marina and right on Beautiful Cross Timbers Hiking Trail.
Take a look!
Thanks,
Dave and Claire Belling
http://www.laketexomahideaway.com

this week 6/9/07 our 34 anniversary went to Caddo Lake its 3 hour drive East of Dallas off I 20 North of Marshll, http://www.spatterdock.com Dottie And Billy Carter own 3 cabins 2 water front 1 off water we stayed is Spatterdock cabin sleeps 9 easly, $110 for 2 then $25 each for rest of em all furnished charcoal grill out front . screen porch, really nice place. ya really need a boat to see the sites and a GPS to know where ya been with a back track log.

http://www.river-bend-lodge.com is really nice if you want to get away...haven't fished the pond or the river, but I have stayed in lodge #1 and lodge #2. Kids enjoy the Arbuckle Wilderness and Turner Falls is nearby...

texomahideaway either cabin "ON" the water? Like where a few guys could fish from the bank near the cabin?

Believe it or not, some of the best kept secrets are the state parks in LA. All of the state parks have cabins that are air conditioned and many have those same cabins have thier own boat docks. Think the basic cabins run 70 bucks a night.

these cabins are not water front but they are very nice. they are cloce to broken bow ok.and close to broken bow lake. check them out on http://www.beaversbendcreativeescapes.com

TTT

My cabin has a fully stocked pond 200 ft from your front door and a 10 acre lake 600 yards away..plus Lake Fork is only 1 mile to a private boat ramp..and we rent our pontoon Boat!

Terry
http://www.emoryguide.com/cabin.htm

Castman, I sent you an email inquiry about the cabin.

back at ya Grandpa

T

Try Hugo Lake state park.