Lake Livingston/Livingston Area Clubs

Toll Free: 866-327-0132

Lake Livingston, a 93,000 acre man-made lake (with 28,000 acres of the lake in the southeast portion of Polk County) provides many recreational opportunities. The lake, with some five hundred (500) miles of shoreline, has numerous residential areas, marinas, campgrounds, fishing piers, boat launches and vacation homes. The proximity to larger metropolitan areas make Lake Livingston a favorite recreational area.

Bow Hunter's Club
Writer's Club
Tennis Association
Ladies Golf Association
Piney Woods Players
Boots & Babes Square Dance Club
4-H Clubs
Polk County Garden Club
Pineywoods Bird & Bloom/E. Texas Nature Club
Polk County Women's Bowling Assoc
SAAFE House
American Association of Retired Persons (AARP)
American Heart Assoc.
American Legion Post #312
Masonic Lodge #14
Polk County Chamber of Commerce
Polk County Heritage Society
Optimist Club
Rotary Club
Memorial Museum
Alcoholics Anonymous
Business and Professional Women
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eastern Star

(936) 327-3344
(936) 967-8970
(936) 327-8416
(936) 327-5809
(936) 327-6109
(936) 327-4178
(936) 327-6828
(936) 566-4061
(936) 327-8459
(936) 327-1211
(936) 327-2513
(936) 646-4603
(936) 327-6111
(936) 646-4970
(936) 327-8711
(936) 327-4929
(936) 327-4841
(936) 327-2300
(936) 327-7676
(936) 327-8192
(936) 327-2204
(936) 967-8699
(936) 327-5301
(936) 646-5341

Recreational Facilities: Ball Fields (6), Bowling Alley, Public Swimming Pool, City Parks (2), Country Club (Private -Swimming Pool & Restaurant), Camp Cho- Yeh Camp & Conference Center, Golf Facilities (Public) Nine Hole (Two) Driving Range (Two), Indian Reservation, Skating Rink, Tennis Courts (Lighted), Lake Livingston (Camping, Boating, Picnicking, swimming), Tigerville Park (Picnic & Boating Facilities), Movie Theater