Group Campgrounds in Texas

Discover the best group campgrounds across Texas. Bring the whole crew together in the great outdoors. From family reunions to scout troops, find the perfect group site.

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4.7

(103)

South Llano River State Park

Junction

The park's dedicated group camping areas accommodate large gatherings with spacious sites, shared picnic pavilions, and direct river access where everyone can cool off together.

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Lyndon B. Johnson State Park And Historic Site

4.7

(718)

Lyndon B. Johnson State Park And Historic Site

Stonewall

Groups can reserve picnic pavilions and explore the historic Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm together, where costumed interpreters demonstrate 1900s Texas ranch life.

4.7

(651)

Magnolia Ridge

Woodville
Steinhagen Lake

The 41 campsites with electric hookups accommodate multiple families camping together, while covered picnic shelters provide shaded spaces where groups can gather for meals and socializing.

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About Group Campgrounds in Texas

Group camping in Texas offers an incredible diversity of landscapes and experiences, from the rolling hills of the Texas Hill Country to the rugged mountains of West Texas and the pine forests of East Texas. Whether you're planning a family reunion, scout troop outing, church retreat, or friends' getaway, the Lone Star State provides exceptional group camping facilities that can accommodate gatherings of all sizes.

Best Time

The ideal time for group camping in Texas depends on your chosen region, but generally spring (March through May) and fall (October through November) offer the most comfortable conditions statewide. Spring brings wildflower blooms across the Hill Country and moderate temperatures perfect for outdoor activities, though be prepared for occasional rain showers.

What Makes It Great

Sites for 10-100+ people
Shared pavilions and gathering areas
Group fire rings and cooking facilities
Reservable for your dates

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Discover 17 additional top-rated group campgrounds in Texas

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Goliad State Park

Goliad

Large pull-through RV sites accommodate multiple rigs comfortably, while the historic Spanish mission serves as a stunning backdrop for group gatherings and educational tours.

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4.6

(50)

Davis Mountains State Park

Fort Davis

Multiple group sites accommodate up to 80 campers beneath volcanic peaks, with a shared pavilion anchoring gatherings under West Texas's legendary dark skies.

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4.7

(629)

Seminole Canyon State Park And Historic Site

Comstock

The park accommodates multiple groups simultaneously across 31 sites, including eight RV spots with hookups and a spacious group pavilion for shared meals and evening programs.

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4.6

(344)

Rayburn

Jasper
Sam Rayburn Reservoir

Twenty-five campsites with 16 full hookups provide ample space for multiple families to camp together while maintaining privacy along the reservoir's peaceful shoreline.

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4.6

(346)

Lakeside (Tx)

Coleman
Hords Creek Lake

Fifty-plus campsites include spacious group facilities and unique screened shelters that accommodate gatherings of all sizes along Hords Creek Lake's northern shoreline.

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4.6

(224)

Lofers Bend East

East Whitney, TX
Whitney Lake

The 66-site campground includes a dedicated group site alongside family sites with water and electric hookups, giving larger parties flexibility to camp together near Whitney Lake's swimming and boating areas.

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4.8

(16)

Lake Somerville State Park Nails Creek

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Diverse activities unite groups here—cast fishing lines from the southern lakeshore, saddle up for horseback trails through Texas woods, or paddle rental canoes across open water. Multiple recreation options mean every group member finds their adventure, from mountain bikers to birdwatchers.

4.8

(16)

Lake Somerville State Park Birch Creek

Somerville

Multiple group pavilions and a dedicated equestrian camping area accommodate large gatherings, while modern amenities like hot showers and centralized facilities keep everyone comfortable.

4.7

(149)

Brazos Bend State Park

Houston

Multiple pavilions and amphitheaters accommodate large gatherings amid 5,000 acres where alligators sunbathe beside cypress-lined lakes just 50 miles from Houston.

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South Llano River State Park

Lyndon B. Johnson State Park And Historic Site

Magnolia Ridge

Goliad State Park

Davis Mountains State Park

Seminole Canyon State Park And Historic Site

Rayburn

Lakeside (Tx)

Lofers Bend East

Lake Somerville State Park Nails Creek

Lake Somerville State Park Birch Creek

Brazos Bend State Park

Mother Neff State Park

Cottonwood (Big Bend, Tx)

Possum Kingdom State Park

Ray Roberts Lake State Park Isle Du Bois

Matagorda Bay Nature Park

Martin Dies Jr. State Park

Lake Tawakoni State Park

Bois D' Arc

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Plan Your Trips

Popular Activities

Group camping and gatheringsHiking on shared trailsSwimming and water recreationStargazing and astronomy programsHistorical tours and educational programsFishing in lakes and rivers

Tips & Recommendations

1Reserve group sites well in advance through the Texas Parks and Wildlife reservation system, as popular locations like South Llano River and LBJ State Park book up months ahead for weekends and holidays.
2Designate a group leader to handle the reservation and coordinate arrival times, as most parks have specific check-in procedures for large groups.
3Bring extra shade structures like pop-up canopies, especially for summer camping, as Texas sun can be intense and natural shade may be limited at group sites.
4Pack plenty of water—at least one gallon per person per day—and consider bringing large coolers or water jugs for group use.

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