ANNOUNCEMENTS
We continue strong efforts to gain support and obtain federal funding for updates to the Corps of Engineers Lake Texoma 1976 Environmental Impact Statement, 1978 Master Plan and1996 Shoreline Management Plan and to address other issues and improvements indicated on this web site.
  • Texas and Oklahoma federal, state and local representatives and officials.
  • Lake Texoma area businesses and organizations.
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HOT ISSUES
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Oklahoma Lake Texoma State Park (Oklahoma Land Conveyance) EIS Scoping Report Summary, See Appendices for project descriptions and public comments.
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Witness the evolution of a cove under development.
Supplement to Lake Texoma Environmental Impact Statement is Required
Why We Are Losing Prime Boating, Fishing, Hunting and Outdoor Recreation Areas?
What Can We Do About the Issues?
Who to Write to?
Little Mineral EIS (Denison Land Conveyance) Scoping Report Summary, See Appendix D for proposed development drawings and Public Scoping Comments in Appendix F.

Lake Texoma West End Development

 

Paw Paw Creek Marina

Double Diamond Resorts has purchased the existing Paw Paw Creek Marina and several hundred acres of adjacent land for future residential and resort development.

Note that Double Diamond Resorts purchased an existing commercial marina with a franchise instead of trying to use the tactic of constructing new private community type boat houses with a large number of boat slips and calling it a marina. See Private Boathouse Myth under Viewpoints.

The Paw Paw Creek Marina is located west of the Willis Bridge on the Red River arm of Lake Texoma.

Double Diamond Resorts has developed other areas as indicated on their web site www.ddresorts.com  The development has not been added to their web site yet.

Texoma Marina (formerly Rock Creek Marina)

Marine Quest has purchased the Rock Creek Marina located west of the Willis Bridge on the Red River arm of Lake Texoma. Major improvements have been made. Their web site is www.marinequest.net