Loy Lake

Loy Lake Park, nestled just southwest of Denison, spans approximately 200 acres and was originally developed during the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps under the name Judge Jake L. Loy Park. It features the historic Eisenhower Monument at the entrance, the Frontier Village with preserved 19th-century structures, and the Texoma Exposition & Livestock Show arena. Visitors can enjoy scenic nature trails, a tranquil fishing lake with launch access for kayaks or paddle boards, and pavilion areas ideal for picnics and gatherings. The pavilion, available in daily four-hour rental slots, overlooks the lake and includes picnic benches and restrooms—making it a perfect venue for reunions or casual events.

Loy Lake Park Amenities:

• 202 acres
• Lake
• Nature trails
• Picnic tables
• Horseshoe Pits
• Pavilion (can be rented daily in 4-hour time-slots)
• Boat accessible
• Restroom Facility
• Eisenhower Veterans Monument stands proudly at the entrance, honoring former President and Five Star General Dwight David Eisenhower
• Frontier Village
• Texoma Expositions & Livestock Show arena

Rental Information
Looking for a picturesque setting for your next event? Consider renting the Loy Lake Pavilion! Overlooking the serene waters of Loy Lake, this scenic spot is perfect for any gathering. With picnic benches and plenty of space, the pavilion offers a welcoming environment for family reunions, birthday parties, or casual get-togethers. Enjoy the beautiful views and create lasting memories in this peaceful, natural setting. Reserve your spot today and make your event truly special!