Waterfall camping near Rio Vista

Spot dinosaur tracks and reel in prize blue catfish on a Rio Vista area camping escape.

100% (14 reviews)

United States
—
Texas
—
Rio Vista

100% (14 reviews)

Popular camping styles for Rio Vista

2 top waterfall campgrounds near Rio Vista

100%

(13)

The Dusty Nickel

8 sites · RVs, Tents52 acres · Cleburne, TX

Learn more about this land: Step away from the hustle and bustle of city life back to a quiet ranch setting. Set on a beautiful working cattle ranch surrounded by hills, this camping area gives you the peace and serenity you are looking for. Spend the days exploring the ranch, playing in the seasonal creek, fishing in the stock tank, or feeding the wild cows. Then, spend the nights looking up at the stars, sitting by the campfire and enjoying the night time sounds of the wild. When you need time away from the ranch, visit nearby Cleburne State Park, Dinosaur Valley State Park, the Brazos river, historic Glen Rose, or enjoy a Cleburne Railroaders baseball game. Although there is plenty of room for all campers at the Dusty Nickel, we want to leave room for our grass fed cows to roam too, so we are limiting it to 4 camping spots per night. There isn't electric, sewer or water at the sites, however, water is available near the house to refill tanks etc. The owner does live on site, but will respect your privacy and you can be out of the direct sight of the house depending where you camp.

100%

(1)

Fuller's Folly River Ranch

3 sites · Lodging350 acres · Weatherford, TX

Sundancer On The Brazos sits on Comanche Creek in an isolated forest on a 350 acre working cattle ranch with a quarter mile of river frontage! The Comanche were quite active up and down this part of the Brazos when the earliest settlers arrived around 1850, until the Comanches' eventual conquest by the Texas Rangers and their Colt pistols around 1870; we have found lots of flint and some arrowheads on high places here. Going further back in history, the Fuller's Folly River Ranch has an abundance of petrified wood, they say that if you have fossilized sea shells you were under water, but if you have petrified wood you had land creatures. Hunting for petrified wood is a fun adventure here. (But leave them for the next person to discover!) Weatherford is only 10 minutes away and Granbury is only 20 minutes away; both have great restaurants. And this close to Fort Worth (30min), you could actually commute and have a ranch to come home to at night--note the lower pricing mid week.

Waterfall camping near Rio Vista guide

Overview

Looking to go camping near Rio Vista, Texas? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 1200 options to choose from, you're sure to find the perfect campsite for your outdoor adventure. Whether you're into historic sites, surfing, or snow sports, there's something for everyone. Some of the top campsites in the area include EcoRich Ranch (300 reviews), Gypsy Moon Hideaway (222 reviews), and Coyote Creek Farm (160 reviews). Plus, you'll have access to popular amenities like toilets, potable water, and pet-friendly locations. The average price per night is $50, but you can find options for as low as $5. So pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable camping experience!