Lewisville's long-planned remake of Lake Park, the city-run park and marina area beside the Lewisville Lake dam, is taking firmer shape, according to a design update prepared for the Lewisville City Council's Nov. 2 meeting.
The presentation by Halff, the city's design consultant, lays out a current concept with 178 RV sites, 12 new cabin sites and 20 cabins, along with east and west swim beaches beside a destination playground. A phasing map labels an early section with 141 RV sites, a new entry drive and gatehouse, boat ramp and shoreline repairs, and the playground and beach.
Marina buildings
At Eagle Point Marina, the refined plan keeps most of the buildings in the version the city approved in 2024: a hotel and hotel annex, three restaurants, an EMS support building, a camp store and a boat showroom. It drops a boat maintenance shop and a pedestrian center with bike rentals and adds a welcome center, two retail buildings and a boat operations building.
The update did not include cost estimates or a construction start date. Halff's schedule calls for a 15% schematic design through March 2027, followed by stakeholder follow-up meetings this month with companies tied to the park, including golf operator Arcis.
What people asked for
Halff held stakeholder sessions in July and August with park users, police, fire and EMS, athletic groups, the parks board, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and a public meeting at the marina. Requests and concerns it recorded included:
- a second access point to Eagle Point Marina
- full-hookup RV sites with backup dump stations
- clearer signs marking no-wake zones and limits on personal watercraft
- a hard look at wildfire risk and vegetation around the marina
- a disc golf hole or two near the water
