A designated, unsupervised swimming area on the 80-acre Little Pine Lake in Daingerfield State Park.
- Water
- Lake, Little Pine Lake
- Entry
- An entrance fee or donation may be required.
- Facilities
- Designated swimming area, swim platform, restrooms, picnic area
- Lifeguard
- No lifeguard on duty.
- Dogs
- No pets in the designated swimming area.
- Children
- Children must be supervised by an adult who can swim.
- Managed by
- Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Getting there
From Daingerfield, take SH 11/49 east for 3 miles to Park Road 17 and the park entrance.
33.0096, -94.6950
Get directionsKnow before you go
- Swim at your own risk.
- Always swim with a friend.
- Supervise children with an adult who can swim.
- No pets in the swimming area.
- No fishing in the swimming area.
- No glass containers in the swimming area.
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Questions about Daingerfield State Park designated swimming area
Can you swim at Daingerfield State Park designated swimming area?
Yes. Public swimming is allowed in the designated swimming area on Little Pine Lake, but there is no lifeguard and swimming is at your own risk.
Does it cost anything to swim at Daingerfield State Park designated swimming area?
An entrance fee or donation may be required.
Are dogs allowed at Daingerfield State Park designated swimming area?
No pets in the designated swimming area.
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