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Lake Kickapoo Reservoir is a small community and favorite weekend destination. This multi-purpose lake is located thirty miles southwest of Wichita Falls. It was opened in the late '40s and now spans 6,000 square acres. Kickapoo's waters are prime for fishing, boating, waterskiing, and swimming. Designated camp sites, boat ramps, and courtesy boat docks are available as well. The lake is a great place to get away from the worries of city life.

WELCOME TO THE LAKE KICKAPOO COMMUNITY WEBSITE

We want to take a minute to welcome you to the new Lake Kickapoo Community website. Be sure to explore around and see where to keep up to date with community news, information, events calendar, event photos, fishing information, community classifieds and the Lake Kickapoo Volunteer Fire Department.

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Lake Kickapoo Volunteer Fire Dept. 2014 Annual Catfish Fry!

Written by LKVFD on .

Mark those calendars now for! The Lake Kickapoo Volunteer Fire Dept. 2014 Annual Catfish Fry. June 14th @5pm at the Lake Kickapoo VFD Fire Station. All You can eat fish, fries, beans, slaw and fixins. There will be a bake auction and raffle afterwards. Contact any LKVFD Firefighter to purchase raffle tickets for two grand prizes of 1/2 butchered beef generously donated by John Hawley. For more information or to purchase tickets online visit our catfish fry page.

Local Area News

  • Archer County News
  • WF Times Record News
  • Yahoo Local News

Common Numbers

For Emergencies Call 911

 		  

Lake Lot Information

 		  

Local Utilities

  • Holliday Post Office - (940) 586-1623
  • Community Telephone & Internet - (940) 423-6201
  • Wichita Valley Water - (940) 723-6394
  • Oncore Electric - (888) 313-4747

LKVFD Now Online!

The Lake Kickapoo Volunteer Fire Department now has an online presence. Click Here
to visit their page.

Catchin' Any?

Check out our lake and
fishing section to
see where it's
happening on Lake
Kickapoo!

GET RID OF THAT STUFF!

Try out our community
classifieds and see if
anyone wants to
make your old stuff
their new treasure.