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The Texas Tribune
The Texas Tribune
National
Raul Trey Lopez

A Texas park on leased land near Dallas must close because the state’s landlord is selling the property to a developer


Fairfield Lake State Park, 96 miles south of Dallas, is expected to close permanently by the end of the month because its landlord has is selling the land.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department received a lease termination notice from the owners, Vistra Corp., which had operated the Big Brown coal power plant at that location until the plant shuttered in 2018. Vistra is selling its 5,000-acre property to Dallas-based real estate developer Shawn Todd and his firm, Todd Interests, for $110.5 million.

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