Tucked along the shores of Lake Texoma just outside Madill, Oklahoma, Bridgeview Marina & Resort has become a favorite home base for boaters, anglers, and families looking for an easy escape to the water. Located at 13947 Reel Ln, Madill, OK, this full-service marina and resort offers wet slips, cabins, camping, a bait and tackle shop, and lakeside dining — all far from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you're planning a weekend on the water or thinking about making this stretch of Lake Texoma home, here's what makes Bridgeview Marina & Resort and the surrounding Madill area worth a closer look.
What Bridgeview Marina & Resort Offers
Bridgeview Marina & Resort is a true one-stop destination on Lake Texoma. The marina offers wet boat slips, boat ramps, and fuel services, along with a fully stocked bait and tackle shop for anglers heading out after Texoma's famous striped bass and blue catfish. For those staying longer, the resort offers rental cabins, RV campsites, and tent camping at Gravel Point and Bermuda Point, plus a family recreation area and reunion gazebo for group gatherings. When it's time to eat, Cindy's Waterfront Grill serves up lakeside dining right on site. The store is open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., seven days a week, at (580) 795-3979. Ready to plan your stay? You can book a boat slip or campsite online directly through Bridgeview's reservation system.
Camp & Campsite Maps
Bridgeview Marina & Resort offers four distinct RV camping areas — A Camp, B Camp, C Camp, and West Camp — each with 50-amp sites close to the water and resort amenities, plus primitive tent camping at Gravel Point and Bermuda Point.

A Boater's and Angler's Home Base
Lake Texoma's 89,000 surface acres and 580 miles of shoreline make it one of the best-kept secrets in the region for boating, skiing, and fishing, and Bridgeview Marina & Resort puts you right in the middle of it. Anglers come from across Texas and Oklahoma to chase blue catfish and striped bass, while boaters appreciate having wet slips and fuel close to home instead of fighting crowds at the lake's busier marinas. It's a quieter, more laid-back corner of Texoma that regulars have long considered a hidden gem.
