RV Campgrounds in Texas

Discover the best rv campgrounds across Texas. Hit the open road and find the perfect spot for your home on wheels. From full-hookup sites to scenic boondocking destinations.

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Matagorda Bay Nature Park

Matagorda

Full hookups and spacious pull-through sites anchor this coastal gem where the Colorado River flows into the Gulf, with premium waterfront spots letting you wake to bay breezes and wading birds just beyond your windshield.

Fort Richardson State Park Hist. Site And Trailway

Jacksboro, Texas

Spacious pull-through sites with full hookups accommodate large rigs beneath shade trees, while spotless restrooms and level pads earn consistent praise from RVers.

Indian Lodge State Park

Fort Davis

RVers stay at adjacent Davis Mountains State Park, where sites sit among desert peaks at 5,000 feet elevation with access to Indian Lodge's mountain trails and facilities.

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About RV Campgrounds in Texas

RV camping Texas offers an unparalleled diversity of landscapes and experiences, from the windswept Gulf Coast to the rugged mountains of West Texas, making it one of the most rewarding destinations for RV enthusiasts in the United States. The Lone Star State's vast geography encompasses over 260,000 square miles of varied terrain, providing RV campers access to coastal bays, pine forests, desert mountains, rolling plains, and scenic lakeshores—all within a single state.

Best Time

The best time for RV camping in Texas depends heavily on regional climate patterns, with spring (March through May) and fall (October through November) offering ideal conditions statewide with mild temperatures, lower humidity, and vibrant wildflowers or autumn colors. Summer (June through September) brings intense heat across most of Texas, with temperatures regularly exceeding 95°F, making coastal campgrounds like Matagorda Bay Nature Park and East Texas pine forest parks like Daingerfield State Park more comfortable due to shade and water access.

What Makes It Great

Full hookup sites with electric, water, and sewer
Pull-through sites for easy parking
Dump stations and service facilities
WiFi and modern amenities

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Flatrock (Texas)

Coleman
Hords Creek Lake

RV campers enjoy spacious sites beneath towering live oaks, with full hookups delivering power, water, and sewer connections just steps from Hords Creek Lake's fishing docks.

Mother Neff State Park

Moody

RV campers enjoy full hookups at Texas's first state park, where meticulous maintenance sets the standard across the entire state system. The combination of rolling hill views and pristine facilities creates a serene basecamp for exploring historic trails through meadows and varied terrain.

Daingerfield State Park

Daingerfield

RVs settle into spacious sites with full hookups beneath towering loblolly pines, where forest shade keeps you cool during long Texas summers. The tranquil lake sits just steps from your door, offering morning fishing from your campsite and sunset views that paint the piney woods in golden light.

Texarkana
Wright Patman Lake

Full hookups and generously spaced sites accommodate RVs of any size, with plenty of room to spread out along the waterfront without feeling crowded by neighbors.

RVers enjoy well-maintained campsites amid the tranquil setting of rolling Central Texas hills, with convenient access to the serene no-wake lake just steps away.

Lake Brownwood State Park

Brownwood

Waterfront RV sites overlook the 7,300-acre lake, with modern hookups integrated into 1930s CCC stonework and spacious spots that accommodate large rigs.

Ancient oaks and towering pecans shade spacious RV sites with full hookups, offering genuine privacy between campsites. Pull your rig under century-old trees and enjoy clean facilities plus a seasonal pool just steps from your door.

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Lake O' The Pines

Pull your RV into one of 57 fully-equipped hookup sites ranging from waterfront locations with sweeping lake views to shaded forest hideaways along pristine Lake O' the Pines.

RV sites nestle beneath towering East Texas pines with full hookups and pull-through access, just steps from Wright Patman Lake's shimmering waters. Launch your boat at sunrise, then return to spacious sites where lakeside breezes drift through your campsite and modern amenities meet...

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Matagorda Bay Nature Park

Fort Richardson State Park Hist. Site And Trailway

Indian Lodge State Park

Flatrock (Texas)

Mother Neff State Park

Daingerfield State Park

Clear Springs (Tx)

Meridian State Park

Lake Brownwood State Park

Abilene State Park

Buckhorn Creek

Atlanta State Park

Lake Bastrop South Shore Park

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Plan Your Trips

Popular Activities

RV camping and full hookup site staysFishing in lakes, rivers, and Gulf Coast baysStargazing in West Texas dark sky locationsSwimming in park lakes, rivers, and Gulf watersKayaking and canoeing on calm lakes and coastal baysMountain biking on designated trails

Tips & Recommendations

1Reserve campsites through the Texas Parks and Wildlife reservation system up to five months in advance, as premier RV sites at popular parks book solid on weekends throughout peak seasons.
2Bring a water pressure regulator and surge protector for your RV, as water pressure can vary significantly between parks and electrical fluctuations occur during summer storms.
3Texas heat demands preparation: carry extra drinking water, ensure your RV air conditioning is serviced before trips, and plan outdoor activities for early morning or evening hours during summer months.
4Many parks charge a daily entrance fee in addition to camping fees, but the Texas State Parks Pass ($70 annually) provides unlimited entry and makes financial sense for frequent visitors.

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RV Campgrounds in Texas FAQ

We've ranked 13+ RV campgrounds in Texas based on hookup options, site size, amenities, and user reviews. Top options include full-hookup sites with pull-through access.

Most RV campgrounds in Texas offer 30/50 amp electric hookups, water connections, and sewer hookups. Check individual campground details for specific hookup availability and site amenities.

Popular RV parks in Texas, especially in national parks and during peak season, require reservations months in advance. Use Outdoorithm's alert system to catch cancellations at fully-booked campgrounds.