The best camping near Cuero with hiking

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Cuero’s hiking scene draws campers who want more than just a patch of grass and a fire ring. With over 260 camping options geared toward hikers, you’ll find sites tucked along creeks, under big skies, and within easy reach of trailheads. Most sites land around $40 a night, but thrifty travelers can snag a spot for $25. People rave about Dead End Creek (73 reviews) for its quiet trails and open views, while Hansler Eye Of The Water Camp (11 reviews) and The Garden House (6 reviews) get nods for unique settings. Most sites are pet-friendly, allow campfires, and offer showers—handy after a long day on the trail. Fishing and wildlife-watching round out the downtime when you’re not hiking.

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Shady Oaks RV Resort

6. Shady Oaks RV Resort

43mi from Cuero · 2 sites · Ganado, TX
Nestled in the charming town of Ganado, Texas, The Shady Oaks RV Resort stands out as a serene getaway that offers an authentic southern vacation experience. This unique campground is surrounded by expansive acres of stunning Texas landscape, providing campers with a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Visitors to Shady Oaks can immerse themselves in a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, biking, fishing, and hunting. The park is also an ideal spot for stargazing and enjoying breathtaking sunsets. For those looking to explore local culture, there are several delightful eateries nearby, allowing guests to savor the flavors of the region. The resort is equipped with a range of amenities designed for convenience and comfort. Guests can take advantage of the on-site gift and RV store, propane services, laundry facilities, and spacious long pull-thru sites. With 30/50 amp service, big rig access, and cable TV, Shady Oaks RV Resort ensures a comfortable stay for all visitors. We look forward to welcoming you soon!
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Texana Park And Campground

8. Texana Park And Campground

46mi from Cuero · 21 sites · Edna, TX
Lake Texana stands out as a unique destination due to its expansive 10,000 acres of water and 125 miles of scenic shoreline, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Nestled on the Navidad River, just 8 miles east of Edna in Jackson County, Texas, this reservoir was created by the construction of the Palmetto Bend Dam, which began in 1968 and was completed in 1979. Managed by the Lavaca-Navidad River Authority, Lake Texana serves as a vital source of drinking water for nearby communities and industries, being the only reservoir under the Authority's management. For fishing enthusiasts, Lake Texana offers a diverse range of fish species, including catfish, bass, and crappie, thanks to regular stocking efforts aimed at enhancing recreational fishing opportunities. The lake is also home to a variety of native plant species, such as coontail, spikerush, cattail, pondweed, bull's tongue, pickerel weed, and duckweed, which contribute to the area's rich ecosystem. However, visitors should be aware of three invasive species present in the lake: hydrilla, giant salvinia, and water hyacinth, with the giant salvinia currently limited to the Sandy Creek
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Angels in Goliad RV Park

11. Angels in Goliad RV Park

31mi from Cuero · 30 sites · Goliad, TX
Discover the unique charm of Angels In Goliad RV Park, where every aspect is thoughtfully designed to cater to big rig travelers. Our sites are expertly arranged at a 60-degree angle, ensuring that maneuvering your large vehicle is a breeze. The all-access roads are paved and engineered to accommodate the turning radius required for big rigs, making your arrival and departure seamless. At Angels In Goliad, you can rest easy knowing that all our sites are level and limestone-packed, eliminating any concerns about finding a stable spot for your RV. The park features several mature live oak trees, providing shade and a natural ambiance, while treeless sites are also available for those who prefer full sun or require satellite reception. Our oversized lots, measuring 35' x 85', offer ample space for slide-outs and outdoor living, allowing you to fully enjoy your stay. The sense of community here is palpable; our quiet and safe environment is filled with friendly faces who appreciate your choice to stay in Goliad. With nearby attractions such as natural features, swimming holes, outdoor activities, restaurants, and shops, you’ll find plenty to explore during your visit.
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Brackenridge Park & Campground

13. Brackenridge Park & Campground

47mi from Cuero · 23 sites · Edna, TX
Brackenridge Park and Campground stands out for its stunning 240-acre landscape that overlooks the serene Lake Texana, offering a perfect blend of nature and comfort. Visitors can choose from 134 campsites, many of which are beautifully shaded by majestic oak and pecan trees, or opt for one of the five fully furnished, air-conditioned cabins. Each cabin accommodates up to six guests and is conveniently located right on the shores of Lake Texana. Guests can enjoy a variety of activities, including miniature golf, hiking, biking, and equestrian trails, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Just across Highway 111 lies Texana Park and Campground, formerly known as Lake Texana State Park, which spans an impressive 590 acres. This park features 141 campsites and a spacious day-use area, along with the newly established Texana Community Education Center. Nature lovers will appreciate the over six miles of winding hiking and biking trails that meander through the park. For those seeking additional accommodations, there are two to three-bedroom houses available for rent. The Texana Community Education Center offers a unique opportunity for guests to interact with various wildlife, including snakes, alligators, lizards, and more, enhancing the overall experience at this remarkable destination.
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Cuero’s hiking scene draws campers who want more than just a patch of grass and a fire ring. With over 260 camping options geared toward hikers, you’ll find sites tucked along creeks, under big skies, and within easy reach of trailheads. Most sites land around $40 a night, but thrifty travelers can snag a spot for $25. People rave about Dead End Creek (73 reviews) for its quiet trails and open views, while Hansler Eye Of The Water Camp (11 reviews) and The Garden House (6 reviews) get nods for unique settings. Most sites are pet-friendly, allow campfires, and offer showers—handy after a long day on the trail. Fishing and wildlife-watching round out the downtime when you’re not hiking.

98% (101)

Top-rated campgrounds

Shady Oaks RV Resort

6. Shady Oaks RV Resort

43mi from Cuero · 2 sites · Ganado, TX
Nestled in the charming town of Ganado, Texas, The Shady Oaks RV Resort stands out as a serene getaway that offers an authentic southern vacation experience. This unique campground is surrounded by expansive acres of stunning Texas landscape, providing campers with a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Visitors to Shady Oaks can immerse themselves in a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, biking, fishing, and hunting. The park is also an ideal spot for stargazing and enjoying breathtaking sunsets. For those looking to explore local culture, there are several delightful eateries nearby, allowing guests to savor the flavors of the region. The resort is equipped with a range of amenities designed for convenience and comfort. Guests can take advantage of the on-site gift and RV store, propane services, laundry facilities, and spacious long pull-thru sites. With 30/50 amp service, big rig access, and cable TV, Shady Oaks RV Resort ensures a comfortable stay for all visitors. We look forward to welcoming you soon!
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Texana Park And Campground

8. Texana Park And Campground

46mi from Cuero · 21 sites · Edna, TX
Lake Texana stands out as a unique destination due to its expansive 10,000 acres of water and 125 miles of scenic shoreline, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Nestled on the Navidad River, just 8 miles east of Edna in Jackson County, Texas, this reservoir was created by the construction of the Palmetto Bend Dam, which began in 1968 and was completed in 1979. Managed by the Lavaca-Navidad River Authority, Lake Texana serves as a vital source of drinking water for nearby communities and industries, being the only reservoir under the Authority's management. For fishing enthusiasts, Lake Texana offers a diverse range of fish species, including catfish, bass, and crappie, thanks to regular stocking efforts aimed at enhancing recreational fishing opportunities. The lake is also home to a variety of native plant species, such as coontail, spikerush, cattail, pondweed, bull's tongue, pickerel weed, and duckweed, which contribute to the area's rich ecosystem. However, visitors should be aware of three invasive species present in the lake: hydrilla, giant salvinia, and water hyacinth, with the giant salvinia currently limited to the Sandy Creek
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
Angels in Goliad RV Park

11. Angels in Goliad RV Park

31mi from Cuero · 30 sites · Goliad, TX
Discover the unique charm of Angels In Goliad RV Park, where every aspect is thoughtfully designed to cater to big rig travelers. Our sites are expertly arranged at a 60-degree angle, ensuring that maneuvering your large vehicle is a breeze. The all-access roads are paved and engineered to accommodate the turning radius required for big rigs, making your arrival and departure seamless. At Angels In Goliad, you can rest easy knowing that all our sites are level and limestone-packed, eliminating any concerns about finding a stable spot for your RV. The park features several mature live oak trees, providing shade and a natural ambiance, while treeless sites are also available for those who prefer full sun or require satellite reception. Our oversized lots, measuring 35' x 85', offer ample space for slide-outs and outdoor living, allowing you to fully enjoy your stay. The sense of community here is palpable; our quiet and safe environment is filled with friendly faces who appreciate your choice to stay in Goliad. With nearby attractions such as natural features, swimming holes, outdoor activities, restaurants, and shops, you’ll find plenty to explore during your visit.
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Potable water
Toilets
Brackenridge Park & Campground

13. Brackenridge Park & Campground

47mi from Cuero · 23 sites · Edna, TX
Brackenridge Park and Campground stands out for its stunning 240-acre landscape that overlooks the serene Lake Texana, offering a perfect blend of nature and comfort. Visitors can choose from 134 campsites, many of which are beautifully shaded by majestic oak and pecan trees, or opt for one of the five fully furnished, air-conditioned cabins. Each cabin accommodates up to six guests and is conveniently located right on the shores of Lake Texana. Guests can enjoy a variety of activities, including miniature golf, hiking, biking, and equestrian trails, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Just across Highway 111 lies Texana Park and Campground, formerly known as Lake Texana State Park, which spans an impressive 590 acres. This park features 141 campsites and a spacious day-use area, along with the newly established Texana Community Education Center. Nature lovers will appreciate the over six miles of winding hiking and biking trails that meander through the park. For those seeking additional accommodations, there are two to three-bedroom houses available for rent. The Texana Community Education Center offers a unique opportunity for guests to interact with various wildlife, including snakes, alligators, lizards, and more, enhancing the overall experience at this remarkable destination.
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