There are many different types of RV parks in Texas for the traveler, it really depends on where in the state you are visiting. Whether it’s in the Panhandle, the lakes or the prairies, the desert or along the coast, you’re sure to find one you’ll return to year after year. With so many to choose from, it’s a little hard to name just one, or to say that this RV park is better than another. Here are four that are in Texas that you might want to see more of.
If you’re looking for winter fun in the sun, what better place for RV parks in Texas than Jamaica Beach RV Park, located on Galveston Island. This beautifully manicured park is directly across from the beach, with many unobstructed views of the Gulf of Mexico and Galveston Bay. This RV park has a number of different services. Many of the sights are accessible and can accommodate even the largest RV coaches. Each site has full hookups, with up to fifty amp service available. You have access to their clubhouse, complete with pool tables, exercise room, laundry facilities, and even a big screen TV. You and your family probably won’t need to use the clubhouse, you’ll be too busy enjoying the pool and spa, the beaches, the playground, or even enjoying a great outdoor movie in your theater area. This area is full of nearby attractions, from the Johnson Space Center, Moody Gardens with its aquariums, the Rainforest Pyramid, and even an IMAX theater. One of the biggest annual events in Houston is the Wings Over Houston, as well as the Galveston Motorcycle Rally.
For a taste of the Old West, try Wagon Wheel RV Park, one of the RV parks in the South Texas Plains area. This is located in Bulverde, this is a full amenity park, with hookups, laundry facilities, satellite tv, high speed wireless internet. There are both through and return sites, and fifty amp services are available. Each site, as well as all access roads are paved, and have a picnic table and fire ring. There’s a full general store, clubhouse, furnished cabin rentals, cabins, and even RVs, so bring yourselves if you don’t have your own. You won’t be spending much time here, however, with the San Antonia Zoo, Schlitterbahn Water Park, Guadalupe River, Natural Bridge Cavern, and much more nearby.
Another one of the great RV parks in Texas has to be in Amarillo, the Fort Amarillo RV Park and Resort. This is a great place to stop after a long drive through the vast expanse of Texas. It has overnight parking, as well as weekly or monthly. Within the complex, you will find the recreation room, with showers, laundry and the indoor pool. In the middle of the park, you can fish in the spring-fed pond or enjoy a group gathering under the pavilion. For the kids there’s a playground, sports courts for a number of hardtop activities, and even a putting green. There are many things to see and do, from fine dining to many historic sites, just to name a few. When your long day of sightseeing is over, you can return to Fort Amarillo and relax in the hot tub.
One of the many RV parks in Texas has to be the American Campground and RV Park. Located in Del Rio, Old Mexico, Lake Amistad and even Laughlin AFB is close by. There are full service hookups here, with camping cabins available, also for tent camping. Whether enjoying an evening group campfire, the pool, or the playground, there’s a little something for everyone. You have Whitehead Memorial Museum, Alamo Village, Val Verde Winery, Langtry, Judge Roy Bean’s house, very close.
