Little Elm Boat Ramp — Attraction in Little Elm

⚠️ WARNING! ⚠️

These folks WILL tow your car—even though there is ZERO signage anywhere to warn you.

After my friend’s car vanished, I had to call 911 because the city’s regular number just redirected me to the non-emergency line, which of course goes straight to voicemail after hours. (Super helpful, right?)

There is absolutely NO information posted about who to call or where your car has been taken. For a place that attracts visitors from out of town, this is completely unacceptable—honestly, it borders on predatory.

We will not be coming back to Lake Lewisville in Little Elm. Shame on the city for making this such an opaque and punitive experience. If you’re going to be this aggressive about towing, you have a responsibility to post clear, standard signage stating: • YOUR CAR WILL BE TOWED IF YOU DON’T PAY • Here is the phone number to retrieve your vehicle

I did park in the overflow lot—$10 for a patch of grass in the middle of nowhere Texas—and watched several cars double-parked in the trailer section. Naturally, someone who’s never been here would assume that was acceptable.

Reminder to the city: People are not born with Little Elm ordinances downloaded into their brains. It’s your job to communicate parking rules clearly and visibly. This should not be such a...

Be very careful. They tow and it’s Very difficult to find any signage that towing is even a possibility. The guy on from of us at the Tow place (which is in Frisco btw). its his birthday. What a foolish practice. To offend tourism for small businesses owners in Little Elm. The pontoon rental folks were wonderful, but Little Elm doesn’t think through how its policies pick on the little guy. Who wants to...

There are three lanes for the ramp making it quick to get in and out. The ramp is pretty long making it accessible for the variations in water level at the lake. The annual pass can be a little confusing but the Utility office is just down the street above the Library and...