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Catalina State Park
Wild beauty + the comforts of (your RV) home at the foot of the majestic Santa Catalina Mountains.
The desert's always blooming at this state park north of Houston. Head to the Canyon Loop Trail for a pleasant, easy hike. You'll have to cross four streams, so be prepared to get wet!
If you're a birder, this park is your haven. More than 150 species of birds call the park home, and there are dedicated birding trails. You may also see bighorn sheep on the nature trails.
Check in at the visitor center to see what special activities are coming up. Geology walks, birding walks, history walks to the Romero ruin, and presentations on local reptiles are all on the calendar.
Want to ride your horse outside the ring? This park has an equestrian center with plenty of trailer parking and equestrian trails.
120 fully equipped campsites (power and water) await you here. There are no restrictions on the lengths of R
The desert's always blooming at this state park north of Houston. Head to the Canyon Loop Trail for a pleasant, easy hike. You'll have to cross four streams, so be prepared to get wet!
If you're a birder, this park is your haven. More than 150 species of birds call the park home, and there are dedicated birding trails. You may also see bighorn sheep on the nature trails.
Check in at the visitor center to see what special activities are coming up. Geology walks, birding walks, history walks to the Romero ruin, and presentations on local reptiles are all on the calendar.
Want to ride your horse outside the ring? This park has an equestrian center with plenty of trailer parking and equestrian trails.
120 fully equipped campsites (power and water) await you here. There are no restrictions on the lengths of RVs, so bring in your giant luxury vehicle and get ready for fun. Overnight fees are modest, and every campsite has a BBQ grill.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Catalina State Park
Situated within the Catalina State Park, adjacent to the Coronado National Forest, the beguiling Catalina Campground offers a chance to experience the quirky, oddball ecological characteristics that build this area’s profile. We're talkin' sparse deserts, eccentric wildlife, you name it! And, better yet, majority of the modern campsites here are a Read more...
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