Camping in Texas Articles & Videos

• Outdoor Camping Near Tyler, Texas

  Tyler, Texas, is a popular destination for hikers, bikers, kayakers and many other outdoor enthusiasts. Wildlife refuges, pine forests and hilly terrain make the area an excellent place to set up camp and enjoy the natural surroundings betw… read more

• Tent Camping Near Longview, Texas

  Longview is more than a typical east Texas piney woods small town. A diverse number of trees that include oak, maple and cedar announce springtime, shade the long hot summer days, and in autumn their foliage lights the rolling hills of Long… read more

• Tubing and Camping at the Guadalupe River in Texas

  The Guadalupe River is an 87-mile, spring-fed river in Texas that offers everything from calm waters for tubers to Class III rapids and waterfalls. The Upper Guadalupe River from Comfort to Bergheim is 42 miles long and is generally the bes… read more

• Camping Grounds Near Frisco, Texas

  Nicknamed Texas' Rising Star, the city of Frisco lies just north of Dallas. Although the city does not provide any camping accommodations, nearby Lewisville Lake offers many options for travelers who are looking for campgrounds. Many small… read more

• Texas Camping & Canoeing

  Texas offers canoe enthusiasts plenty of water trails to explore with its 3,700 streams and 15 major rivers. You can enjoy the outdoors by camping and boating because many campgrounds in the state provide boat access and canoe rentals. read more

• Primitive Camping in South Texas

  Southern Texas offers a variety of primitive camping that includes the rugged mountains of the Chisos Mountains in Big Bend National Park to the isolation of Matagorda Island. Most of the camping exists in national and state parks, featurin… read more

• Camping Close to Waxahachie, Texas

  Waxahachie, Texas is in the northeastern portion of the state. Waxahachie is a mid-size community of approximately 21,000 residents. The town has been used for shooting Hollywood movies on several occasions and was used as a set for TV show… read more

• Camping in Northwest Texas

  Northwest Texas extends from the Mexican Border, near Big Bend National Park, up and into the western corner of the state's panhandle. This section of the state holds the Rio Grande River, desert mesas, open grasslands and plains and red ro… read more

• Texas Camping Grounds

  Texas is a diverse state. From the Gulf Coast of South Padre Island and Corpus Christi, to the desert and high plains of West Texas, the state holds much in the way of backcountry opportunities. Sea kayaking, surfing and scuba diving are fo… read more

• Camping Near Fayetteville, Texas

  Fayetteville is a small, rural town located centrally between Austin and Houston, Texas. Visitors will find several campgrounds in the area that offer convenient access to the local recreational opportunities such as fishing in the Cedar Cr… read more

• Camping Near Houston, Texas

  Visitors to Houston, Texas will find several camping opportunities in the area surrounding the city. Campgrounds and RV parks offer convenient access to the city and the area attractions, including the Houston Zoo, American Cowboy Museum an… read more

• Camping at Baffin Bay, Texas

  Baffin Bay, Texas, is an inshore body of water along the Gulf Coast, south of Corpus Christi and across from South Padre Island, along what is referred to as the Texas Riviera. The region is known for its bird-watching opportunities, with h… read more

• Camping in Dallas, Texas

  Although Dallas is a huge city known for being the most metropolitan in the state, there also are a wide variety of places to go camping. If you're an outdoor enthusiast, you'll be excited to learn that Dallas boasts many different camping… read more

• Camping in Temple & Belton, Texas

  Temple & Belton, Texas, are located in almost the exact middle of the state. With several lakes located throughout the area, Temple & Belton may be the perfect camping locations for those looking to get away from the hustle and bust… read more

• East Texas Activities

  East Texas is filled with all types of nature and outdoor activities with recreational areas such as the Sabine National Forest, the Big Thicket National Preserve, Sam Rayburn Reservoir and more. If you are visiting East Texas, check out al… read more

• Camping in Granbury, Texas

  Lake Granbury is about 20 miles south of Weathford, Texas, and can be reached by Highway 377. Surrounding the lake are several different campgrounds, all offering slightly different amenities. Most offer RV camping, and because they're clos… read more

• Camping in North Texas

  When most out-of-staters think of Texas, they will think of sand and desert and barren lands. This, however, is simply not the case. Yes, Texas does have desert and sand, but there are also wooded areas and plenty of sites to go camping, es… read more

• Indian Dancing Shows & Texas Camping

  Texas offers a variety of camping terrain, from prairies to canyons, with breathtaking landscapes and numerous opportunities for adventure. In addition to typical camping activities, Texas campers might enjoy a glimpse into the Native Ameri… read more

• Tent Camping Near Uvalde, Texas

  Uvalde, Texas is a small community in the southwest portion of the state. The Rio Frio River flows near the town. Fishing, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, inner tubing and birdwatching are all possible at the Rio Frio. Road bicyclists can tra… read more

• Abilene, Texas, Tourism

  Abilene, Texas, is located in the central part of the state directly off of Interstate 20. Abilene provides visitors with many outdoor activities and opportunities to view wildlife. Visitors can also explore local history through museums an… read more

• Tourism in Longview, Texas

  Longview, Texas, is a small East Texas city with a big personality and an ever-growing tourism industry. Located 125 miles from Dallas and 60 miles from Shreveport, La., Longview is known for its sporting events, wide range of festivals, mo… read more

• Lamesa, Texas Tourism

  Lamesa is located between Lubbock and Midland in the panhandle of Texas. Known for its small-town atmosphere and friendly people, Lamesa has a lot of recreational activities to offer to the traveler. read more

• The Best Camping in East Texas

  There are more than 100 state parks in Texas with 17 in the eastern section of the state. Finding a beautiful campsite that meets your outdoor recreational needs will not be a problem. Nestled in hardwood forests and surrounded by water, ma… read more

• Camping in Abilene, Texas

  Two and a half hours west of Fort Worth, visitors to Texas will find the modest city of Abilene. Offering traditional Texas charm and more than 1,000 acres of public parks space, Abilene is home to history, culture and the popular Abilene Z… read more

• Camping in Corsicana, Texas

  Corsicana, Texas, was established in 1848 after an island of the same name. There are many things to do in the area such as whitewater rafting and hiking, and there are several camp grounds to choose from. Whether traveling by RV or pitchin… read more

• Camping at Lake Belton in Texas

  The Belton Dam on the Leon River in Texas's Brazos River drainage forms Belton Lake, a 12,300-acre impoundment providing diverse recreational opportunities. Those wishing to hunt, fish, boat and otherwise enjoy its waters and shoreline have… read more

• Camping at Possom Kingdom Lake in Texas

  Possum Kingdom Lake offers public and private camping in tents, cabins and for recreational vehicles. Public campgrounds are managed by the Brazos River Authority. Most of the private campgrounds are on the east side of the lake, with the e… read more

• Camping in Concan, Texas

  It was once the home of hombres and desperados from south of the border. Today the Texas Hill Country around Concan, Texas and the Frio River abounds in outdoor adventure for the outlaw inside all of us. There's no shortage of fun in the Te… read more

• Camping in Central Texas

  The Lone Star State is a place just waiting for you to plan your next outdoor adventure. Texas' state and national parks offer a diverse mix of camping, hiking, biking and water-sport activities. Camping sites tend to fill quickly, especial… read more

• Camping in Southeast Texas

  Texas is so big that you can pick just one region of the state and enjoy a long camping vacation. Southeast Texas provides plenty of camping opportunities that allow you to explore the diverse natural beauty of the state. No surprise is tha… read more

• Camping in East Texas

  Camping in East Texas covers the areas of the state known as the Piney Woods and Coastal Plains. Texas is a long state, so expect considerable fluctuations in temperatures from places like Paris to Padre Island. The scenery and trails you w… read more

• Camping Places in Texas

  Camping in Texas can mean popping tents on the beach or in the woods. You can go swimming in the warm waters of the Gulf or do a cannonball into chilly lake water. Although Northern Texas can get quite cold during the winter, there are many… read more

• Camping in Texas

  A big outdoorsy state like Texas should offer plenty of camping opportunities, and this time the Lone Star state comes through with no reservations. Of course, you might need reservations to get yourself a spot at some of the more popular c… read more

• The Best Camping in Texas

  Texas offers a wonderful destination for camping and general outdoor recreation. Its varied landscape ensures that there are enjoyable vistas for everyone; arid desert regions trade off with state parks complete with waterfalls and ample fi… read more