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TR3 RV Resort

109 sites · RVs, Tents3 acres · Elmo, TX
The Best RV Resort in Terrell, TX TR3 RV Resort Welcome to our scenic RV Resort near Terrell, TX! We offer a relaxing getaway to the outskirts of Dallas, TX. Get out of the city and enjoy the warm weather, or use us as the perfect base of operations to tour Dallas during the day! New park all concrete pads and roads over 250 trees with over 200 palm trees. Amenities include a pool, hot tub, shower facility, onsite laundry BBQ grills, pickle ball, and basketball! Why you should stay here... If you want to be close to the city without being stuck IN the city, our RV sites are the perfect place for you to retreat to! We are only 20 minutes from Dallas, and even closer than that to downtown Terrell. We are an all-concrete RV Park that provides a natural getaway experience. We have cute palm trees and A-Class amenities that will help you feel like you can stay on the resort. Enjoy our pool, hot tub community BBQ grills, shower facility, onsite laundry, pickle ball, and basketball making us a perfect family destination! RV Sites With 113 sites we have a place for everyone! You can get a Pull-Thru or a Back-In site! You'll experience the cozy and relaxed nature of Texas. 3 adults maximum for base rate, passed that then there will be an additional cost. Weekly rate of $225. We are very kid friendly. We maintain a high quality resort to cater to our residents of all kinds!
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Camping near Sulphur Springs guide

Overview

Midway between Dallas and Texarkana, Sulphur Springs has some unusual claims to fame—including one of the region’s most popular farmer’s markets and their one-way mirrored public restrooms. Once you’ve explored the bustling downtown markets and picked up some picnic supplies, head out to Cooper Lake State Park to hike, bike, or horseback ride along the shores of Jim Chapman Lake. Campers have options in the park, with RV, tent, and equestrian sites, all close to the lakeside, where you can swim, fish, and kayak. If you prefer to stay in town, there are also RV parks in Sulphur Springs.

Where to go

Southern Lakes 

South of Sulphur Springs, RV parks and lakeside camping grounds pepper the vast shores of Lake Fork and Lake Tawakoni. Explore the fishing coves around Lake Fork or set sail to fish for largemouth bass—some of Texas’ largest catches have been hooked here. To the West, Lake Tawakoni State Park has woodland hikes and a sandy swimming beach on the lake’s south shore.

East Dallas

More lakeside camping is on offer along the eastern boundaries of Dallas, with plenty of choice around Lake Lavon and Lake Ray Hubbard. Both lakes are popular boating and fishing spots, but you can also rent kayaks and stand-up paddleboards, or tee off at a lake-view golf course. If you’re tempted to get closer to the city, Lake Lewisville has seven campgrounds just a short hop from downtown. 

Northeast Pineywoods

Sulphur Springs is a strategic basecamp for exploring the Texas Piney Woods, where traditional Southern towns meet rambling woodlands and gleaming lakes. Dive into Civil War history in Jefferson, then head out to camp by Lake Caddo. Or continue south to enjoy backcountry camping in the Davy Crockett, Angelina, and Sabine National Forests.

When to go

May through September is the most popular time to visit Sulphur Springs, when the town hosts several festivals, markets, and an open-air movie theater in its central square. Texan summers are hot, so RV camping might be a more comfortable option, but you can always escape to the nearby lakes to cool off. Camping is possible year-round in Cooper Lake State Park, but spring and fall provide the most pleasant weather for hiking and outdoor activities. 

Know before you go

  • You’ll need your own transportation to get around Sulphur Springs. 
  • Sulphur Springs has a wide range of shops where you can purchase groceries, camping gear, and fishing supplies. Pick up everything you need in town before heading out to Cooper Lake State Park.
  • Most Texas state parks and national forests require reservations for both day passes and campgrounds. Fishing permits are also often required.

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