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Huntsville State Park, Texas
Once you discover the majestic flora and fauna of the East Texas Piney Woods in Huntsville State Park you may never want to leave! By water, you’ll find endless activities on the 210-acre Lake Raven Read more...
Once you discover the majestic flora and fauna of the East Texas Piney Woods in Huntsville State Park you may never want to leave! By water, you’ll find endless activities on the 210-acre Lake Raven including fishing for largemouth bass and crappie, boating, and swimming with the alligators. Wait, definitely don’t swim with the gators! Make sure to stay in the designated swimming area and brush up on local swimming safety tips before going for your morning or evening dip. By land, you can journey among 21 miles of trails, or go off the grid and embark on the 129-mile Lone Star Hiking Trail that crosses the Sam Houston National Forest. If the air is your avenue of exploration, you’ll discover a plethora of feathered friends, at around 250 identified species in the park. There really isn’t a bad spot in Huntsville State Park, as most sites - whether a comfy screened shelter or one of 160 tent campsites - border Lake Raven in this wooded wonderland.
Coloneh Campground is tent-tastic! If you’re looking for a low-key getaway at Huntsville State Park,...
Raven Hill is the place to park your four-wheeled crib! Backing it up is encouraged at these sites...
Texas: We camped at Huntsville in the dead of winter and were the only campers at the entire park! It was a...
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Matthew: Stubblefield is nice, but the Overflow Campground a few minutes down the road is free and really great...
These sites are so special that they’re designated by letters A - P as opposed to the traditional...
Right along the lake on the park’s northern boundary, sites 98 - 147 are scenically located despite...
Aptly named are these campgrounds sheltered in amongst the forested pines, right on the eastern shores...
Sandwiched between the beachside Piney Shores and the outer Yaupon Loop campgrounds, sites 38 - 49 are...
The farthest removed from the lake of among the three campground conglomeration including Piney Shores...
The farthest south of Lake Livingston’s campgrounds, these sites are nestled on one of the corner...
Tertius: Correction on the description: Fires are allowed and you can gather firewood to make them. Pets are...
Kelly: The RV Hookup at Mill Creek is cozy, well shaded, and offers activities to keep the whole family busy...
Brandon Megan: It was great, we stayed at the back of the property at the watering hole with our two 5 month old...
Matthew: Inspired by his love of nature and his affinity for hot springs, Matt (the host) crafted this camp as...
Kelly: We stayed at Sue's Tin Barn Lodge over the weekend and had an incredible time! Sue greeted us when we...
Sherri: pitch you tent in the woods. sleep under the stars. few minute walk to main house.
Come one, come all! At Stephen F. Austin Campground, take your pick from 40 pull-through, full hook-up...
There aren’t many sites to choose from, so choosing the right one won’t be difficult! All fifteen...
When you camp at Birch Creek, you might not be right on the water -- but you’ll be pretty darn close....
Julien: Sand Creek Farm is the best place to stay in Texas to see the way of life of an organic farm.
The...
Ben And Alysha: The Front Porch Cottage is 336 sq ft open concept plan with a Full Sized bed, dining table for 2, a...
Ben And Alysha: The small cottage is 288 sq ft open concept plan. Completely refurbished down to the studs in...
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