Texas Campgrounds Articles & Videos

• Campgrounds in Etoile, Texas

  Etoile, Texas is amidst the Angelina National Forest in the western end of Texas. The Forest's main attraction is the Rayburn Reservoir, a 142,700 reservoir hailed as premier largemouth bass fishing waters. The reservoir is also the focus o… read more

• KOA Campgrounds Nearest to Marshall, Texas

  Established in 1841, the historic town of Marshall, Texas offers many points of interests and attractions, but for the KOA Campground and RV Park regular, you'll have to make a substantial drive to visit the area from your base camp. The cl… read more

• Campgrounds near Etoile, Texas Area

  Etoile, Texas is positioned just north of Lake Sam Rayburn, a hot spot for outdoor enthusiasts. Anglers can test their skill against the many varieties of fish in the lake that include largemouth bass, catfish, crappie and sunfish. Angelina… read more

• Campgrounds in New Boston, Texas

  New Boston, Texas is a small town on the edge of the U.S. Army Red River Depot, and 15 miles from Texarkana. The town is close to the Red River--a few miles north--and the Wright Patman Lake. The lake is a popular fishing spot in east Texas… read more

• Campgrounds Near Montel, Texas

  Montell, Texas, is a small, nearly uninhabited ghost town about 100 miles west of San Antonio, near the Texas Hill Country. The Frio River flows through the region, making for prime opportunities to fish, swim, canoe or kayak, inner tube an… read more

• The Best Mobile Home Campgrounds in Baytown, Texas

  Baytown, Texas, is a bedroom community east of Houston, located along the Gulf Coast and Galveston Island, making for many opportunities for outdoor pursuits. It is possible to fish, surf, swim, snorkel, scuba dive and sail when visiting th… read more

• Campgrounds in Mineola, Texas

  Mineola Texas is a small town, but it has a lot to offer. There are four lakes within 20 minutes of Mineola. Lake Holbrook, 5 miles away, is the closest. Lake Fork is 10 miles away and is the self-proclaimed bass fishing capital of Texas. L… read more

• Campgrounds Near Spring, Texas

  Spring, Texas is a small community west of the Houston metroplex. The area around Spring has road bicycling opportunities on the many miles of country road, fishing in the lakes and hiking in the nearby Sam Houston National Forest. Mountain… read more

• Campgrounds near Sheffield, Texas

  Sheffield, Texas, is a small community south of Odessa. Road bicyclists can enjoy the hundreds of miles of country roads in the area. Big Bend National Park is a 190-mile drive from Sheffield. River rafting, kayaking and hiking are possible… read more

• Campgrounds near New Boston, Texas

  In the northern corner of east Texas, New Boston is a small town close to the Arkansas border. There are many activities in the area, from boating and fishing on Wright Patman Lake to exploring the town's outdoor areas like Tapp Park and Sc… read more

• Campgrounds near Eagle Lake, Texas

  Located just south of Interstate 10, Eagle Lake, Texas is a small town about one and a half hours west of Houston. The lake, for which it is named, is just south of town, and the 1,400 acres of privately owned land are leased out for huntin… read more

• Campgrounds near Lake Bridgeport, Texas

  Located about an hour northwest of Fort Worth, the small town of Lake Bridgeport, Texas is not only close to the nearly 12,000-acre lake for which it is named, but also near the Caddo-LBJ National Grasslands and Fort Richardson State Park.… read more

• Campgrounds near Port Arthur, Texas

  A succession of hurricanes changed the complexion of camping in and around Port Arthur, Texas. Two beautiful state park campgrounds closed and still are rebuilding. Several one-time private vacation RV parks now rent only to long-stay const… read more

• Family-Friendly Campgrounds in Texas

  From water skiing on the beaches around Port Aransas to hiking in the hill country, the campgrounds in Texas offer a bountiful supply of fun things for the entire family to experience. Texas is a big state with campsites that stretch from t… read more

• Campgrounds near Carthage, Texas

  Carthage, Texas is located near the Louisiana border. Attractions in the surrounding area include casinos in Louisiana and the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame. There are a few lakes nearby like Martin Lake as well as Sabine National Forest… read more

• Campgrounds Around Lela, Texas

  The Texas Panhandle Plains area boasts hot summer daytime temperatures with cooler nights. Roundup Creek, Blakemore Dam and Stagg Lake provide swimming, boating and fishing. Lela is not far from Rita Blanca, McClellan Creek and Black Kettle… read more

• Campgrounds near Montell, Texas

  Montell is a nearly uninhabited ghost town in Texas' Hill Country. The area offers many opportunities for outdoor recreation and activities, including road and mountain biking, hiking and fishing. The Rio Frio River is within a two-hour dri… read more

• Campgrounds in Conroe, Texas

  Conroe, in southeast Texas, is just 30 miles north of Houston. Campers will find campgrounds and RV parks that are conveniently close to the area recreational amenities. Activities in the area include fishing for perch and bluegill in Lake… read more

• Campgrounds Near Ozona, Texas

  Ozona, Texas, is a small community in the west portion of the state. Ozona is known for its mohair and wool production. The Pecos River runs near Ozona, where visitors fish for catfish, bluegill, crappie and bass. Paddlers can put in on the… read more

• Campgrounds on Lake Falcon in Texas

  The Falcon Reservoir (also known as Lake Falcon) is a large lake in the southwest corner of the state, along the Mexican border. Anglers can fish for bass, bluegill, crappie and catfish. Paddlers can take to the waters and canoe or kayak al… read more

• Campgrounds in Nacogdoches, Texas

  Nacogdoches, Texas is about 140 miles north of Houston, near the Louisiana border. The three large national forests and two man-made lakes near Nacogdoches provide ample opportunities for outdoor recreation. Hiking and mountain biking are p… read more

• Campgrounds near Highlands, Texas

  Highlands, Texas, is in the southeast part of the state nearby to several lakes, Sheldon Lake State Park and the Gulf of Mexico where you can enjoy fishing, boating, hiking and swimming. Campgrounds are scattered about the area so that you… read more

• Campgrounds in Baytown, Texas

  Baytown is located on the northern coast of Galveston Bay, 20 miles west of Houston, Texas. Campers will find several campgrounds and RV parks. These are conveniently close to the area's water activities, which include fishing in Galveston… read more

• Clear Springs Campgrounds in Texarkana, Texas

  Clear Springs is a park on the Wright Patman Lake, a manmade lake in northeast Texas near Texarkana. There are four parks around the lake, with many camping areas and trails. The area is also a great place to watch eagles and pelicans in t… read more

• Campgrounds near Lake Fork, Texas

  Lake Fork Reservoir is a large body of water east of Dallas. The lake is surrounded by towns that sit adjacent to the water or place travelers less than 5 miles of the shoreline. The local campgrounds often provide access to the water, dini… read more

• Campgrounds near McAllen, Texas

  Located in the heart of the Rio Grande Valley, just minutes from the Mexican border, McAllen, Texas, is a large town that welcomes visitors with year-round temperate weather. No matter if you're headed to the area on vacation or want to spe… read more

• Campgrounds near Gun Barrel City, Texas

  Gun Barrel City is a small lakefront community 30 miles southwest of Dallas, Texas. Campers will find a variety of campgrounds and RV Parks conveniently located close to the fishing in Cedar Creek Reservoir, which is adjacent to the town an… read more

• Campgrounds Near Queen City, Texas

  Queen City is in the corner of Texas where Arkansas and Louisiana meet the state border. Texarkana is immediately to the north of the town, along with-Lake Wright Patman, the center for recreation in the area. Visitors will find camping ava… read more

• The Best Campgrounds by Garland, Texas

  Garland, Texas, is an urban town, just like nearby Dallas, but it also has a lot of nature to explore. The Spring Creek Forest Preserve is an area populated by trees that are as much as 300 years old, and there are several trails through t… read more

• Campgrounds in White Settlement, Texas

  The small city of White Settlement is surrounded by the metropolitan area of Fort Worth, Texas. It came by its name in the 1800s, when the U.S. Army established a post called Fort Worth on the Trinity River to protect white settlers moving… read more

• Jonestown, Texas Area Campgrounds

  The quiet community of Jonestown is surrounded by the picturesque Texas Hill Country less than 30 miles from Austin. Nearby Lake Travis is a popular spot for boating, swimming and waterskiing. Local marinas rent a variety of watercraft, inc… read more

• Campgrounds in La Marque, Texas

  Located just inland from Galveston Bay, the small city of La Marque, Texas, offers travelers warm weather year-round, proximity to the larger cities of Houston and Galveston, and plenty of museums and parks to entertain the whole family. He… read more

• Tent Campgrounds in Paris, Texas

  Paris, Texas, is located 100 miles northeast of Dallas in Lamar County. The large number of state parks, lakes and national grasslands mean an abundance of outdoor recreational opportunities. Many of these areas are restoring natural habita… read more

• Campgrounds near Mexia, Texas

  Situated in the Prairies and Lakes Region in Central Texas, Mexia offers its visitors many outdoor recreation opportunities. From boating, fishing, hiking, biking and bird-watching, Mexia provides a central location to explore the area's la… read more

• Campgrounds near Belton, Texas

  Situated in the heart of Texas, Belton lies among rolling plains, wooded hills, rivers and lakes. From outdoor recreation to rich history, Belton has much to offer its visitors. The Hike and Bike Trail at Nolan Creek, Belton Lake Outdoor R… read more

• Port Isabel, Texas Campgrounds

  Located close to the Mexican border just across the causeway from South Padre Island, Port Isabel, Texas, is a coastal vacation spot with plenty to see and do. Its location on the Gulf of Mexico and the Laguna Madre Bay provides visitors wi… read more

• Campgrounds in Gruene, Texas

  Gruene, Texas is a place to discover history, and to begin exploring the hill country of southern Texas. There are many campgrounds, of all kinds, to help in your excursions. Greune is located 15 miles from Canyon Lake, which has water spor… read more

• Port Mansfield, Texas Campgrounds

  Port Mansfield sits right on the eastern coast of Texas. The area offers many coves for boating, swimming, fishing, wildlife viewing, sea kayaking and walking along the beach. Also, across the Laguna Madre lies the Padre Island National Sea… read more

• Campgrounds around Pilot Point, Texas

  Pilot Point is in the northeast section of the state of Texas, about 60 miles from Fort Worth. Campgrounds are in the area so that you can stay close by. Outdoor recreation such as hiking, biking, fishing and boating can be found at nearby… read more

• Sheridan, Texas, Campgrounds

  Sheridan is a small community west of Houston. Recreation in the area comes in the form of small parks and treks on National Wildlife Refuge land. Camping is limited to RV parks and a nearby KOA, but each business offers a blend of modern a… read more

• Campgrounds near Odessa, Texas

  Odessa is a medium-sized city located in West Texas along Interstate 20. The town offers a variety of activities to keep the whole family busy, from exploring the country's second largest meteor crater to seeing a Shakespearean play at a re… read more

• Richardson, Texas Campgrounds

  Richardson, Texas, is just north of Dallas, and the city offers 40 miles of trails and walkways for visiting travelers. In fact, the city has a plan to connect all of its parks with a multiuse trail system. The area campgrounds are often fo… read more

• Campgrounds in Leakey, Texas

  Leakey, west of San Antonio, is sometimes called "the Swiss Alps of Texas" because of its hills. If you're staying in the Leakey area, you can enjoy dramatic geologic formations and plenty of river-based recreation, both in camp and nearby… read more

• Campgrounds in Garland, Texas

  Garland, Texas, is home to more than 2,500 acres of park land and sits close to two large lakes: Lake Ray Hubbard and Lavon Lake. Most of the campsites serving the area are clustered around Lavon Lake, providing exceptional opportunities fo… read more

• Hallettsville, Texas Area Campgrounds

  Hallettsville is located between Houston and San Antonio. The small town is surrounded by communities of German and Czech heritage, making it a haven for cultural festivals honoring those countries. The area campgrounds, while not packed wi… read more

• Campgrounds in Troupe, Texas

  Troup, Texas, is located 115 miles southeast of Dallas and offers many opportunities for outdoor recreation. There are five large lakes around the community of Troup, Lake Tyler West and Lake Tyler East to the north, Lake Palestine to the w… read more

• Campgrounds near Etoile, Texas

  Etoile is located on the western edge of the Angelina National Forest and the northern end of Sam Rayburn Reservoir. Many of the campgrounds are offered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on national forest land, while others sit along the… read more

• Campgrounds in Bivins, Texas

  Bivins is located 177 miles east of Dallas, along Texas' border with Louisiana and Arkansas. This area is known as the Piney Woods region of Texas because of the pine forests that dominate the landscape. The rural nature of the area around… read more

• Channelview, Texas Campgrounds

  Channelview, Texas, is located just south of Houston on the western shores of one of the busiest shipping channels in the world. Outdoor recreational opportunities can be found in Channelview. Fishing is popular both in the San Jacinto Rive… read more

• Campgrounds at Medina, Texas

  Texas Hill Country is a destination of choice for snowbirds and vacationers. Medina is in the heart of it and near Bandera, the "Cowboy Capital of the World," where you can watch a shoot-out or roping exhibition most weekends. In the area,… read more

• Campgrounds Near Atlanta, Texas

  Atlanta, Texas, is home to approximately 5,700 people, but don't let the size of the population fool you. This community is on Highway 59, a designated NAFTA route. This small town has a Super Walmart and an 88-acre city park complete with… read more

• Campgrounds in Schulenburg, Texas

  Schulenburg is a small town in eastern Texas that is right off of Interstate 10. The town is surrounded by Texas farmland and cattle and is known for its painted churches. Nearby major cities include Houston, San Antonio and Austin. For tho… read more

• Campgrounds near Alvarado, Texas

  Alvarado is located in the Prairies and Lakes region of Texas just 43 miles southwest of Dallas. The region is a transitional area between the west Texas plains and the pine forests of east Texas. Anglers come from all over Texas to fish in… read more

• Campgrounds Near Medina, Texas

  Medina is in southcentral Texas about 70 miles from San Antonio. Outdoor recreation in the area includes fishing and boating at Lake Medina Highlands and the Medina River. Other attractions in the area include the Alamo, Six Flags and Front… read more

• Campgrounds Near Meridian, Texas

  Meridian, Texas, is centrally located near two recreation areas, Lake Whitney and Dinosaur Valley State Park. The 955-acre Lake Whitney offers fishing, hiking and water sports. It has over 40 species of wildflowers covering the landscape. D… read more

• Campgrounds in Victoria, Texas

  Victoria, Texas is located about 30 miles from the Gulf of Mexico. The city features a variety of attractions for the outdoor enthusiast. Visit the Coleto Creek Reservoir and Park for outdoor activities such as water sports, fishing and hik… read more

• Campgrounds near Alto, Texas

  Alto is a small town southeast of Dallas, located near three large national forest areas: Sabine, Angelina and Davy Crockett. Davy Crockett National Forest is 8 miles immediately south of town and contains many wilderness areas, scenic over… read more

• Campgrounds in Canton, Texas

  Famous for its First Monday Trade days at the marketplace, Canton is nestled in the east Texas woodlands, and abounds with gentle rolling hills and lakes. Fishing, swimming, boating and hiking are examples of outdoor recreation activities a… read more

• Campgrounds in Wimberly, Texas

  Wimberley, Texas, is a popular Hill Country getaway. Nestled in a bend of the Blanco River, Wimberley is home to natural beauty and an enclave of artists and small-town shopkeepers and is in close proximity to Canyon Lake and Hill Country f… read more

• DeSoto, Texas Campgrounds

  DeSoto, Texas, is a southeastern suburb of Dallas. Despite that essentially urban designation, DeSoto has a number of outdoor attractions. Cedar Hill State Park, just a few miles to the west of DeSoto, is both an outdoors site and a campgro… read more

• Donna, Texas Campgrounds

  Donna is a small community in the Rio Grande Valley area of Texas. Staying at a campground in Donna means the potential for a day trip across the border into Mexico. This area is renowned for its bird-watching, and the warm weather makes it… read more

• Lago Vista, Texas, Area Campgrounds

  Lago Vista is located 20 miles north of Austin in the Texas hill country. The area is covered with pine trees and offers visitors numerous outdoor recreational opportunities. Public and private campgrounds are available for tent and RV camp… read more

• Campgrounds in Fort Stockton,Texas

  Fort Stockton, located on the western side of Texas, is best known for its proximity to the Big Bend National Park, which offers hiking trails and biking trails that crisscross the 1,100 square miles of the park. Other activities in the are… read more

• Texas Creek, CO Area Campgrounds

  Campers looking for outdoor adventure could hardly do better than to pitch their tents near Texas Creek, Colorado. This little town on the Arkansas River is literally surrounded by national forests, state parks and wildlife conservation are… read more

• Mercedes, Texas Campgrounds

  Mercedes, Texas is near the southern tip of the state; 40 miles from the Gulf coast and less than 10 miles from the Mexican border. Mercedes has almost tropical air and the Estero Llano Grande State Park is right around the corner--much to… read more

• Texas Campgrounds in Mission, Texas

  Over 500 species have been documented at the World Birding Center in Mission, Texas., making this a good choice for RV travelers who are interested in birding. Another Mission attraction is the Rio Theater, which has been offering Southwest… read more

• Campgrounds in Rio Frio, Texas

  Rio Frio, Texas is in the Hill Country, approximately 85 miles from San Antonio. The Frio River runs through the region where visitors can enjoy canoeing, kayaking and fishing for crappie, and catfish. The town of Rio Frio is small by most… read more

• Campgrounds on Lake Palestine, Texas

  Lake Palestine is a 22,000-acre lake near Tyler, Texas. Visitors to the lake, which is a tributary of the Neches River, can drop a fishing line in the waters to try for bass, crappie, bluegill and catfish. Canoeing and kayaking, as well as… read more

• Campgrounds in Rockport, Texas

  Rockport, Texas is a mid-size community located on the Texas Gulf Shores. Visitors to the Rockport region can surf, scuba-dive, snorkel, sea-kayak, bird-watch, hike, beach-comb and fish along the coastal waters. Sea-kayakers can keep a keen… read more

• Campgrounds Near Mont Belvieu, Texas

  Mont Belvieu, Texas, is situated within close proximity of Sheldon Lake State Park (including 400 acres of swamplands and marshes) and Sea Rim State Park (with its miles of coastline, thousands of acres of marshland, and plentiful kayaking… read more

• Cameron County Campgrounds in Texas

  Cameron County, Texas, is the heart of what is referred to as the "Texas Riviera." With the shores and white, sugar-sand beaches of the Gulf of Mexico, Cameron County offers many forms of outdoor recreation to the visitor in the region. Sea… read more

• Campgrounds Near Lake Palestine in Texas

  Lake Palestine, located in the eastern region of Texas features more than 135 miles of shoreline amongst pine woods. The lake is a popular tourist attraction that offers visitors perfect conditions for swimming, fishing, boating and skiing.… read more

• Campgrounds in the Rio Grande Valley in Texas

  Consistent warm weather makes Texas's Rio Grande Valley a popular camping destination year-round. The Rio Grande itself offers opportunities for activities from whitewater rafting to tropical bird-watching, and towns like Brownsville, McAll… read more

• Campgrounds at Rockport, Texas

  Rockport, Texas, located on the Gulf Coast of Texas, is a great place for snowbirds, wandering travelers, and families seeking a fantastic vacation. The town is near the Copano Bay and the fabulous coastal Matagorda Island State Park, edgin… read more

• Campgrounds in Jasper, Texas

  Jasper, near Lake Sam Rayburn in east Texas, is about 100 miles northeast of Houston. This area of Texas is known as the "Jewel of the Forest," for its proximity to national forests and national recreation areas, including Sabine National F… read more

• Campgrounds Near Lake Conroe, Texas

  Lake Conroe, Texas, is a tributary of the West Arm of the San Jacinto River in the eastern portion of the state. Fishing on the lake is a popular pastime for locals and visitors alike. Large-mouth bass, bluegill and crappie are in the lake.… read more

• Campgrounds in Ft. Stockton, Texas

  Fort Stockton is a small town in western Texas that happens to be centrally located between several state and federal parks. To the south is Big Bend National Park and neighboring Bing Bend Ranch State Park, and to the northwest is the Guad… read more

• Campgrounds in Lake Somerville, Texas

  The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers began building a dam on Yegua Creek in 1962, and started their deliberate impoundment of water in 1967, creating Lake Somerville. Covering 11,630 acres with 85 miles of shoreline, Lake Somerville offers a pl… read more

• Campgrounds Around Sweetwater, Texas

  Sweetwater, Texas is a mid-sized community to the west of Abilene. Lake Sweetwater Municipal Park offers visitors to the area opportunities to fish for bass and crappie. Kayakers and canoeists will enjoy paddling on the lake. The rolling, p… read more

• Campgrounds in Waco, Texas

  Visitors to Waco will find ample opportunities for outdoor sports and activities. Waco is located in the central part of Texas. The Brazos River is nearby and there is an active kayaking community, including the Waco Paddle Club. Mountain b… read more

• Campgrounds Near Flint, Texas

  Flint, Texas, is a small town in the eastern side of the state. Outdoor enthusiasts can access numerous trails for hiking and mountain biking in the surrounding Piney Woods. Nearby Tyler State Park has fishing for crappie, perch, catfish an… read more

• Campgrounds Near Concan, Texas

  Situated in Texas' Frio River/Canyon, Concan presents many opportunities to outdoor enthusiasts. Nearby Garner State Park has hiking, boating, biking and fishing, and other parks and recreation areas near Concan include Kickapoo Cavern Stat… read more

• Campgrounds in Amarillo, Texas

  From western heritage to outdoor activities and an active art scene, Amarillo, Texas, has much to offer its visitors. The American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame and Museum, Wildcat Bluff Nature Center, Amarillo Botanical Gardens, Opera, Sympho… read more

• Campgrounds Near Dallas, Texas

  The eight largest city in the United States, Dallas is no stranger to busy downtowns and urban sprawl. However, the city enjoys a number of outdoor activities and opportunities that most comparable urban areas would never see. The pleasant… read more

• Junction, Texas Campgrounds

  Junction, Texas, is a small town on Highway 10, an hour's drive from San Antonio. This region of the state has the South Llano River State Park and other smaller parks that offer wildlife viewing, nature trails, hiking trails, swimming and… read more

• Campgrounds in Livingston, Texas

  Livingston, Texas is a small community in the east-central part of the state. The nearby Lake Livingston has fishing, swimming and boating opportunities, and the region hosts an annual Crappiethon fishing tournament. If you're interested i… read more

• Brownsville, Texas Campgrounds

  Brownsville, Texas is the state's southernmost city and is found on what is referred to as the "Texas Riviera." The Brownsville region offers opportunities for sea kayaking along the grassy shores of the Gulf of Mexico and has many species… read more

• Campgrounds in Fredericksburg, Texas

  Nestled in Texas Hill Country and settled by the Germans, Fredericksburg, Texas, is a destination for campers. Area activities include hiking, fishing, swimming, tubing and rock climbing. There are plenty of local attractions rich in cultur… read more

• What Is Dynamic Climbing Rope?

  Ropes used for climbing can be either dynamic or static; the two are used for different applications, and while a dynamic rope can be used in applications where static ropes are better, static ropes can't be used in place of dynamic ropes. read more

• The Best Retail Running Shoes

  Finding the perfect running shoe is an individualized process. Each runner has a unique gait, foot strike, performance needs and aesthetic preferences. Before you look around, determine your foot type or pronation style--this is crucial in… read more

• Texas Tourism Guide

  The Lone Star state has an interesting appeal and draws visitors from all over the world. Known for its cowboys, rodeos and Texas-sized Texas pride, Texas is a must see for anyone traveling around the United States. For the outdoors enthusi… read more

• The Best Campgrounds in Texas

  Texas is big. So big, in fact, that those looking for a good place to camp will have little problem finding a suitable place to stretch out their legs on top of their sleeping bags under the stars. Whether heading to Lake Rita Blanca State… read more

• About the Musem of Natural History in New York

  The American Museum of Natural History is housed in an imposing Beaux-Artes building on the West Side of New York that occupies several city blocks. The museum features exhibits that examine not only natural history but also the evolution o… read more