Leave the hubbub of Houston behind for Lake Raven in Huntsville, Texas. Fishing piers let you snag perch, crappie, catfish, and bass. If you'd rather go out on the water, paddle boats, canoes, and kayaks are welcome.
If you didn't bring your own boat, rental options are available. You can borrow fishing gear, too. The quiet of this 210-acre lake lull is sublime. You might just have to spend a week here.
Huntsville park has 21 miles of hiking trails through Sam Houston National Forest. If you want to explore them all, you should set aside a few days. A bird blind offers a place to watch for herons, cranes, ducks, geese, and egrets. Picnic areas throughout the park, so don't forget to pack a lunch for your daily excursion.
As many as 23 campsites have full hook-ups. 137 sites have electricity or water. Some campsi
Leave the hubbub of Houston behind for Lake Raven in Huntsville, Texas. Fishing piers let you snag perch, crappie, catfish, and bass. If you'd rather go out on the water, paddle boats, canoes, and kayaks are welcome.
If you didn't bring your own boat, rental options are available. You can borrow fishing gear, too. The quiet of this 210-acre lake lull is sublime. You might just have to spend a week here.
Huntsville park has 21 miles of hiking trails through Sam Houston National Forest. If you want to explore them all, you should set aside a few days. A bird blind offers a place to watch for herons, cranes, ducks, geese, and egrets. Picnic areas throughout the park, so don't forget to pack a lunch for your daily excursion.
As many as 23 campsites have full hook-ups. 137 sites have electricity or water. Some campsites have lake views. Most of them have a canopy of trees overhead.
Raven Hill is the place to park your four-wheeled crib! Backing it up is encouraged at these sites designed for motor-homes and other recreational vehicles. Tent campers take note, you may want to check out Coloneh or Prairie beach as this area is mostly paved. Raven Hill sites include a picnic table, fire ring, 30 and 50 amp hook-ups, and nearby Read more...
Come tents, come RVs, come all to Prairie Branch Campground! Here you’ll find a little bit of everything, including a nearby playground, fishing pier and fish cleaning station, shelters with water and electric hook-up, the only designated swimming spot in Prairie Branch, and more. To get away from the campground hooplah, simply wander across the w Read more...
Coloneh Campground is tent-tastic! If you’re looking for a low-key getaway at Huntsville State Park, then this campground is your gem. Located along the perimeter of Lake Raven, these sites are wickedly close to a fishing pier and fish cleaning station so you can get your angling game on from dusk ‘til dawn. All camp areas are equipped with a picn Read more...
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Huntsville State Park
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Leave the hubbub of Houston behind for Lake Raven in Huntsville, Texas. Fishing piers let you snag perch, crappie, catfish, and bass. If you'd rather go out on the water, paddle boats, canoes, and kayaks are welcome.
If you didn't bring your own boat, rental options are available. You can borrow fishing gear, too. The quiet of this 210-acre lake lull is sublime. You might just have to spend a week here.
Huntsville park has 21 miles of hiking trails through Sam Houston National Forest. If you want to explore them all, you should set aside a few days. A bird blind offers a place to watch for herons, cranes, ducks, geese, and egrets. Picnic areas throughout the park, so don't forget to pack a lunch for your daily excursion.
As many as 23 campsites have full hook-ups. 137 sites have electricity or water. Some campsi
Leave the hubbub of Houston behind for Lake Raven in Huntsville, Texas. Fishing piers let you snag perch, crappie, catfish, and bass. If you'd rather go out on the water, paddle boats, canoes, and kayaks are welcome.
If you didn't bring your own boat, rental options are available. You can borrow fishing gear, too. The quiet of this 210-acre lake lull is sublime. You might just have to spend a week here.
Huntsville park has 21 miles of hiking trails through Sam Houston National Forest. If you want to explore them all, you should set aside a few days. A bird blind offers a place to watch for herons, cranes, ducks, geese, and egrets. Picnic areas throughout the park, so don't forget to pack a lunch for your daily excursion.
As many as 23 campsites have full hook-ups. 137 sites have electricity or water. Some campsites have lake views. Most of them have a canopy of trees overhead.
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3 campgrounds in Huntsville State Park
Raven Hill is the place to park your four-wheeled crib! Backing it up is encouraged at these sites designed for motor-homes and other recreational vehicles. Tent campers take note, you may want to check out Coloneh or Prairie beach as this area is mostly paved. Raven Hill sites include a picnic table, fire ring, 30 and 50 amp hook-ups, and nearby Read more...
Come tents, come RVs, come all to Prairie Branch Campground! Here you’ll find a little bit of everything, including a nearby playground, fishing pier and fish cleaning station, shelters with water and electric hook-up, the only designated swimming spot in Prairie Branch, and more. To get away from the campground hooplah, simply wander across the w Read more...
Coloneh Campground is tent-tastic! If you’re looking for a low-key getaway at Huntsville State Park, then this campground is your gem. Located along the perimeter of Lake Raven, these sites are wickedly close to a fishing pier and fish cleaning station so you can get your angling game on from dusk ‘til dawn. All camp areas are equipped with a picn Read more...
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