Sometimes You
Just Need a Week of
Exploration
Big Bend
National Park
“Big Bend National Park is the highlight attraction of the entire region. It is at the same time an 1100 square mile playground and classroom. The 800,000-acre national park contains three basic habitats: river, desert, and mountains. Big Bend National Park encompasses the largest protected area of the Chihuahuan Desert in the United States.”
- visitbigbend.com
Lake Livingston
State Park
“Fish one of the largest lakes in the state, hike quiet trails through the forest, or camp under the trees. This refreshing retreat from city life is just an hour north of Houston. At Lake Livingston State Park, you can swim, fish, boat, hike, bird, camp, picnic, mountain bike, geocache and study nature. We have activities for the whole family! “
- tpwd.texas.gov
Palo Duro Canyon
State Park
Palo Duro Canyon can be considered a smaller version of the Grand Canyon, offering dramatic rock formations and canyon views. It’s great for RVs boasting a large campground surrounded by beautiful scenery and great hiking. There are many things to do! Hike the Scenic Drive to see stunning views of the canyon. Explore the Caprock Canyons area for more outdoor adventures. Catch a live performance of "Texas", an outdoor musical drama set in the canyon. It is a great place to take a weeklong trip to enjoy and explore.
Caddo Lake
State Park
This state park is a serene, swampy setting with cypress trees draped in Spanish moss. The park has a designated RV campground with full hookups, and it's one of the best spots in Texas for water-based activities. Rent a canoe or kayak and explore the lake’s swampy waters. Take a boat tour to see the wildlife and unique landscape. Hike or bike the park’s quiet trails. Caddo lake is a great place to visit!
Guadalupe Mountains
National Park
Majestic mountains and a peaceful desert landscape, perfect for hiking and exploration. This national park is accommodating to RVs like all of our recommendations. The park has Pine Springs Campground, which accommodates RVs and offers beautiful desert and mountain views. Hike to the summit of Guadalupe Peak, the highest point in Texas. Explore the Devil’s Hall Trail for dramatic rock formations. Enjoy stargazing in a designated dark sky area.
Colorado Bend
State Park
It is a remote and tranquil park with waterfalls, limestone caves, and scenic beauty. The park offers several campsites with water and electric hookups. It’s an ideal spot for those seeking outdoor adventure away from the crowds. Hike to Gorman Falls, a stunning waterfall. Explore the Cave for a unique underground experience. Enjoy kayaking or fishing in the Colorado River.
Fort Parker
State Park
A serene park with a historic site and peaceful lakeside atmosphere. The park has a well-maintained campground with full RV hookups, along with a large lake for fishing and water activities. Fish, swim, or paddle on Fort Parker Lake. Visit the historic Fort Parker site, a replica of an old fort from the 1800s. Enjoy hiking and biking on the park’s trails.
Lake Texoma
A large reservoir with plenty of water sports and scenic views, perfect for a longer stay. There are several RV parks and campgrounds around the lake, including Tishomingo State Park, with full hookups and great access to water activities. Try fishing, boating, or water sports on Lake Texoma. Explore Tishomingo State Park for hiking and biking. Enjoy local wildlife, including bald eagles in the winter months.
