Relax lakeside amid the Piney Woods while RV camping near Tyler.
Breathe in nature’s restorative wonders on an RV camping adventure to Tyler, Texas. About 20 minutes north of town, Tyler State Park immerses RVers in the beauty of Piney Woods with RV campsites near the 64-acre Tyler State Park Lake. Here, lakeview and big pine RV camping sites offer full hookups, including up to 50-amp service, plus picnic tables, fire rings with grills, and restrooms with showers nearby. Then, spend the day fishing, canoeing, kayaking, or paddleboarding on the spring-fed lake, where anglers can reel in largemouth bass in summer, or channel and blue catfish year-round. Farther north, Lake Bob Sandlin State Park spans 640 acres of heavily wooded shoreline. RV campsites in the park offer 30-amp electricity and water hookups. Some have a shade shelter, and several are lakefront—so reserve in advance. Keep an eye out for bald eagles along the 0.6-mile Lakeview Loop hiking trail. Fall is an especially pleasant time to take the hike, due to milder weather, reduced insect activity, and beautiful foliage.