The best camping near Houston, Texas.
From the sandy shores of the Gulf Coast to the wooded trails along the bayous, there's always more to explore in Houston.
Matthew: Inspired by his love of nature and his affinity for hot springs, Matt (the host) crafte...
The largest city in Texas doesn't disappoint when it comes to culture, nightlife, and pro sports. But did you know that Houston boasts over 38,000 acres of city parks and greenspaces? With an average temperature of 69 degrees Fahrenheit its no wonder Houstonites enjoy hiking, kayaking, biking, birding, and camping year-round. Just southwest of the city, Brazos Bend State Park Read more...
The largest city in Texas doesn't disappoint when it comes to culture, nightlife, and pro sports. But did you know that Houston boasts over 38,000 acres of city parks and greenspaces? With an average temperature of 69 degrees Fahrenheit its no wonder Houstonites enjoy hiking, kayaking, biking, birding, and camping year-round. Just southwest of the city, Brazos Bend State Park is a great place to set up camp for the night. The park is home to the George Observatory, where you can stargaze to your heart's content. During the day, enjoy horseback riding, fishing, and hiking. Miles of trails fill the park, including right alongside one of the park's six small lakes. Brazos Bend State Park welcomes both primitive and RV campers. Galveston Island State Park is also a popular camping spot. You can't beat a trip to the beach, much less a campsite just steps away from the sand. The park has four miles of trails for hiking and biking, as well as 5 miles for paddling. From beach side lounging to bayou exploring, camping near Houston is anything but boring.
Maria: We absolutely loved our stay! We had so much fun, running round, swimming, playing on t...
Houston is also known as "The Bayou City," with ten waterways that wind through the area.
Cole: We had a lovely experience. The rv was very nice. It was more like glamping. Everything...
Lizzie: Simply incredible. Matt has carved out a peaceful retreat on his land, tucked away in a...
The city earned the official nickname "Space City" when it became home to NASA's Manned Spacecraft Center.
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Bruce & Debbie: Camp under the tallest five Live Oak trees in Texas. The largest is 22 feet around and...
Chelsea Lynn: Last weekend my husband and I stayed at Camp River Life to get one last trip in before ...
During an expedition in 1535, Spanish explorer Cabeza de Vaca encountered Native Americans from the Karankawas and Akokisas tribes.
Ryan + Alex: The hosts were super nice, so this is nothing against them. We just think, for the purp...
Sunny: Your camp is located in a meadow overlooking a valley. Old oak trees border the...
The Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge in East Galveston Bay is home to snowy egrets, tri-colored herons, white ibises and roseate spoonbills.
Seifert: We are located on 17. 5 acres. Open areas to set up for tent camping, or very secluded...
Robert: Rustic sites in a Piney woods among the oak and pine. Tent sites on trails nestled on...
The city is named after General Sam Houston, whose victory at the Battle of San Jacinto secured Texas' independence from Mexico.
Sunny: Located on 50 acres near Point Blank, TX, Lone Eagle Ranch is primarily a horse...
Pat: Rustic and beautiful this campaign is 15 minutes from the local beaches 10 minutes from...
Elise: Enjoy a quiet stay in the country away from the hustle and bustle of major highways....
Kat: Camp in Sam Houston National Forest. Located an hour or less of Houston, Lake Conroe,...
Elizabeth: Pitch you tent in a pasture. Several areas on the property provide excellent...
Courtney: Get lost in the right direction on our wandering trails. Over 35 acres to wander as you...
Elizabeth: Experience life on a homestead in the country. Surrounded by livestock and farm...
Thomas: Pitch tent in stand of pine trees. White sand beach on 3 mile creek. Heavily wooded....