RV Trips
These RV trips are our camping experiences while RVing at various RV Parks, State Parks, and National Parks. We hope you have as much fun reading these articles as we did writing them. Of course, the only way to really experience the fun is to do it yourself!
Mission Tejas State Park was the fourth (of four) Texas State Parks we visited on our way to north-east Texas, in 2019...
Daingerfield State Park was the third (of four) Texas State Parks we visited on our way to north-east Texas, in 2019...
Putis Creek State Park was the second (of four) Texas State Parks we visited on our way to north-east Texas, in 2019...
Fairfield Lake State Park was the first (of four) Texas state parks we visited on our way to north-east Texas, in 2019...
West Texas Adventure 2019 was our first trip to Carlsbad Caverns and Guadalupe Mountains National Park...
Lake Brownwood State Park is the first (of four) state parks we visited on our 2016 Texas State Park vacation in 2016...
West
Texas Birding is our 2016 birding trip to South Llano River State
Park, Fort Davis State Park, Big Bend National Park, and the
Caverns of Sonora...
McKinney Falls is a magnificent Texas state park located on
Onion creek, less than 15 miles from the Capital of Texas...
Brazos Bend State Park is an excellent park to visit if you
like nature, hiking, camping, biking, fishing, birding,
astronomy and gators!
The
RV Camping Colorado Springs trip was our first RV trip to
Colorado Springs, Pike's Peak, Garden of the Gods, Royal Gorge,
and the Rocky Mountains...
The
Texas Birding Adventure 2015 was our second birding trip to
six of the nine World Birding Centers located in the Rio Grande
Valley of Texas. It was every bit as rewarding as the
last year's trip...
The
Texas Birding Adventure 2014 was our first birding trip to
the South Texas World Birding Center. The center consists
of 9 state parks located in the Rio Grande Valley of South
Texas...
Garner State Park is a great destination if you are RVing at
Christmas or, for that matter, any other time of year.
There are plenty of activities to keep you busy.
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Lost Maples State Park is a great fall destination to catch the Bigtooth Maple leaves changing color. Lost Maples is located about 2 hours west of San Antonio, Texas.
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Fort Parker State Park is a north-central Texas state park
located near Mexia, Texas and along the Navasota River and surrounding Fort Parker Lake.
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Colorado Bend State Park is a beautiful Texas State Park
located along the Colorado river a few miles upstream from Lake
Buchanan. More...
Big Bend National Park is a 801,163 acre park located in
west Texas, USA. It is the largest protected area of the
Chihuahuan Dessert.
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Davis Mountains State Park is a great destination for
visiting West Texas, including Marfa, Alpine, Marathon,
Balmorhea, Fort Davis, the McDonald Observatory, and much more.
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Black Rock
park is a great place for any type of camping. It is
close to Llano, Enchanted Rock state park, Inks Lake state park
and many other great places.
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Our 1100 mile West Texas Adventure included visits to three Texas state parks, Big Bend National
Park and side trips to Marfa, Fort Davis and Marathon, Texas.
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The South
Llano River state park is a beautiful park located near
Junction, Texas. The park and the town of Junction has
much to offer and is a great place to stop on your way to or
from west Texas. More...
Lake Livingston State Park is a beautiful park located about
an hour north of Houston, Texas. The park features a
90,000 acre lake, several hiking and equestrian trails, RV and
tent campsites and more...
Blanco
State Park, located in the city limits of Blanco, Texas is
an excellent park to visit. It is in the heart of the
Texas Hill Country and close to many area attractions, but there
are many things to experience right in the Park and the town of
Blanco. More...
Old Tunnel State
Park is a unique place where you can watch a bat emergence
and get a great burger at the Alamo Springs Cafe nearby.
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Palo
Duro State Park is the primary destination of our Palo
Duro/Caprock Canyon/Abilene State Park adventure this May in
2011. Palo Duro is about 500 miles from Austin, Texas.
To make the driving more barable, we stayed at
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KOA Camping is great while traveling across the USA. I wish there were more of them in Texas. We were lucky to
find this one in Abilene, on our way to Amarillo, Texas.
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Palmetto
State Park has much to offer. There are as many things
to do around the area as there are in the park itself.
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The Spoetzl Brewery
in, Shiner, Texas is a great place to visit while you're in
the area. The tour is free and so is the beer!
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