About Lake Graham

Central Texas

Lake Graham is conveniently located in Graham, Texas, where there is a selection of restaurants, hotels, and shopping.

For those looking for the big city atmosphere, Fort Worth is just under two hours away and has an airport, hospitals, and shopping malls.

In June of 1958, Graham Dam was built on Salt Creek, a tributary of the Brazos River, which gave Lake Graham the nickname of Brazos River Basin.

This new dam resulted in Lake Graham, which has 2,444 acres of surface area.

Lake Graham was joined to its neighboring lake, Lake Eddleman, by a canal in the 1960s.

Boating, Fishing, Hunting and Camping

Lake Graham welcomes lake activity with three boat ramps and a pier for fishing.

Conveniently, a bait shop is located 2 miles south of the lake that can meet the needs of the fishermen.

The dense woods surrounding the lake make for an excellent hunting season for deer, wild turkey, hogs, dove, quail, and other game.

For the campers, there are nearby parks such as Lake Eddleman City Park, Dark Canyon RV Park, or Young County Arena that provide camper and RV facilities.

Entertainment in Graham

As the home of America’s Largest Downtown Square, Graham hosts an array of events that can be fun for the whole family.

The most famous event is The Annual Food Truck Competition of Texas, where food trucks compete for a $10,000 prize, and admission is free.

Another great attraction is the rodeos hosted by the Young County Arena in Graham.

An outing that never disappoints is the Graham Drive-In Theater that shows first-run movies and recent releases or the National Theater that dates back to 1919 and serves as a Texas Landmark.

The Perfect Destination

This beautiful lake, accompanied by the charming downtown Graham is the perfect setting for a weekend getaway or a full-time residence.

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