Lake Sam Rayburn - Jasper Located in the heart of the East Texas pineywoods, Jasper is centered at the crossroads of U.S. Hwy 96 and 190. The community itself holds small town appeal, visible in its many historical buildings. And you won't find people much nicer than in Jasper. The lake boasts great fishing, camping and birding opportunities and is the largest lake within state boundaries. Area RV Camping
Possum Kingdom Lake This lake is located in the rugged canyon country of the Palo Pinto Mountains and Brazos River Valley. It sports 20,000 acres of the clearest, bluest water in the southwest. Numerous white-tailed deer make their home in the area and lake fishing is a premium attraction. Enjoy hiking trails and several historical and other state parks in the area as well.. Area RV Camping
International Falcon Reservoir - Zapata Falcon Dam was dedicated by Mexican President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines and President Dwight D. Eisenhower in October 1953. The waters of the Rio Grande River have formed a beautiful 60-mile-long lake behind the dam. Falcon Lake is a big fishing paradise, especially for those seeking black and white striped bass. In fact, a lot of fishing clubs have voted Falcon the #1 fishing lake in Texas. The area is very popular with bird watchers. Area RV Camping
Lake Meredith NRA - Fritch Lake Meredith lies on the dry and windswept High Plains of the Texas Panhandle. There is camping at 11 designated campgounds, though most don't have RV hook ups. But there are dumping facilities around the lake. There is also plenty of fishing and hunting available as well as horse back riding. Some areas of the park are set aside for off road vechicle recreation. Area RV Camping
Highland Lakes - Central Texas Smack in the center of the Texas Hill Country is a series of some of the state's most beautiful lakes. The Highland Lakes consist of Lake Buchanan, Inks Lake, Lake Travis, Lake LBJ, Lake Marble Falls and Lake Austin. Each lake has its' own unique personality, beautiful and varied landscapes, and as many outdoor opportunities that you could possibly want. There's always something fun to do on the Highland Lakes. Area RV Camping
Caddo Lake - Marshall Because the vegetation is so lush, much of the lake is really a maze of sloughs, bayous, and ponds. For this reason, canoeing and paddle sports are very popular. The adjacent state park affords excellent access to the diverse lake region. The parks sports a number of quaint cabins and great RV camping. Caddo Indian legend attributes the formation of the lake to a giant flood. Area RV Camping
Canyon Lake - Texas Hill Country The "Water Recreation Capitol of Texas", Canyon Lake is located just forty miles north of San Antonio, 50 miles from Austin, and twenty minutes from New Braunfels, and offers beautiful Hill Country scenery and a massive lake that encompasses nearly 80 miles of shoreline and 8,300 acres of water, surrounded by tree covered hills and plenty ofoutdoor recreation and RV camping. Area RV Camping
Toledo Bend  - Deep East Texas Straddling the Texas/Louisana state line, this man-made lake is the largest in the South and the fifth largest in surface acres in the United States. Which means there's plenty of room for fishing, boating, camping and water sport action. The birding in this area is also extraordinary. In fact, fishermen have discovered the local osprey are avid competitors. Area RV Camping
Lake Palestine - Palestine The peaceful setting provides a friendly environment for a host of birds, animals and weekenders seeking the pleasures of this piney woods paradise. American bald eagles often makes the lake their regular home. Excellent fishing and abundant wildlife, like whitetail deer, ducks and other wildlife abound. Expect to catch plenty of catfish, large-mouth bass, crappie and bream. Lake Palestine is the site of a number of Bass Tournaments each year that contribute to the local economy. Area RV Camping
Choke Canyon - Near Corpus Christi Choke Canyon State Park is comprised of two units, Calliham and South Shore, surrounding the 26,000-acre reservoir. Both units provide developed (RV) and primitive campsites, hiking/birding trails, boat ramps, and playgrounds. The 1,100-acre Calliham Unit also offers a swimming pool, tennis and basketball courts,a baseball diamond, gymnasium, dining hall, and screened shelters. The restricted access 1,700-acre North Shore Area accounts for most of the parks trail system, offering 18 miles of hiking and equestrian trails and campsites. Area RV Camping