Any upscale double-wide park....with access to a readily seinable community lake.....with some type of all-you-can-eat business within 500 feet...and an individually owned, smokey barbecue pit that operates 24/7!

Now, that's Heaven!

Fastfish, most of these answers are of the same area about 50-75 miles east of Dallas and once you get to see it, you'll know why. A cabin in the pine trees within walking distance of Lake Fork, my dream spot. In your business, I bet there are more boats per capita between Dallas and the Louisiana state line than in most other states..

House on Richland Chambers

yep. definetly somewhere east of here in the piney woods. GOFISH

Richland Chambers I'm with Brent only I will start building in march or april

well i personaly love to hunt big deer also so i think i would have to go with choke canyon because you can catch a trophy bass on the lake and shoot world class whitetail in the are also

area

Rayburn and T-bend, then I could be a jackpotter also.

Mile marker 17 on Amistad. Beautiful sunsets over Mexico, great food, out-of-this-world fishing....even on the hottest day of the year.

I could adjust to the smaller whitetails.

Hook 'Em.

I wouldn't much care if it was on a lake, just close. Just get me away from the dang city. In the country, quite, peaceful, clear nights. Get up early in the morning to hit the Lake...heaven!

In a Vannnnnnnnn down by the river!!!!!!!!!!!

I like where I live. Two blocks off of Cedar Creek Lake.

I live on Lake Brownwood, nice home with a boat dock in Cason cove. But for the right price I'd sell and move to East TX.

BULL SHOALS TABLE ROCK CAUSE I LOVE THE OZARKS

I live on Fork. A little crowded for a couple of months in the spring but is quite and peaceful the rest of the year.