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Things to Do Nearby
Jackpot Pines sits just outside Livingston, Texas — near Naskila Casino, Lake Livingston's 83,000 acres, and the Big Thicket. Whether you work nearby or you're just visiting, there's fishing, trails, good food, and quiet Piney Woods mornings close by.
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Over 1,000 electronic gaming machines across 30,000 square feet on US 59 — open around the clock, about 15 minutes east of Livingston.
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Timbers Grille and the quick-service cafe keep the night going, with an enclosed entertainment patio and gift shop on site.
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Sign up free for FreePlay, food and beverage discounts, tiered offers, and the promotions Naskila runs all year.
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One of the biggest lakes in Texas at roughly 83,000 acres — white bass, catfish, and crappie, with ramps and piers all around the shoreline.
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Swimming pool, fishing piers, horseback rides, an observation tower, and shaded trails just a few miles from the park gate.
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The national preserve protects 30+ miles of hiking trails and long, quiet paddling routes through Deep East Texas bayous and sloughs.
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The oldest reservation in Texas covers more than 10,200 acres of Big Thicket timber right beside the casino — history worth the stop.
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Hundreds of thousands of acres of longleaf pine, forest roads, and the Lone Star Hiking Trail running west toward Huntsville.
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The 67-foot Sam Houston statue, Sam Houston Memorial Museum, and the Texas Prison Museum — an easy hour's drive southwest.
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Finish the night at your own site: picnic table, low firelight, a deck of cards, and stars over the pines.
Worth the Drive
Stay parked at Jackpot Pines and explore everything within 50 miles: Naskila Casino, Lake Livingston, national forests and preserves, museum towns, and the small East Texas communities in between.
Weekly and monthly sites at Jackpot Pines, with room for overnight travelers too.
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