Camping near Victoria

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Camp under the starry Texas sky in Victoria, a friendly town on the Guadalupe River. There’s a campsite for every taste—pitch your tent on the plains or book a lakeside RV park. Just 30 miles away, oceanfront campgrounds line the Gulf of Mexico. With the hot Texas summers and mild winters, camping is possible year-round.

If you like your camping with a little luxury, check out the RV resorts near town. Amenities like Wi-Fi and hot showers keep you comfortable after a day in the sun. Near the Athey Nature Area, the city-run Victoria RV park has 18 pull-thru spaces. A few steps away, you can hike, bike, and golf.

Explore 61 miles of shoreline at Coleto Creek Park. Select RV sites with hookups and picnic tables, or go rustic with primitive tent sites. Families love the park for its lighted fishing pier, sandy beaches, and playgrounds.

Craving cool sea breezes? An hour south, Goose Island State Park provides bayfront and forested campsites. Fishing, birdwatching, and boating are popular in the park. Nearby, hike and bike through the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge.

Get ready for the heat from April through October; temperatures stay in the 80s and 90s. Book or arrive early to find shaded campsites. Winters are cooler but pleasant, with the weather in the 60s. A mid-weight jacket is all you need to stay warm around the evening campfire.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Victoria

1. River Creek Campgrounds

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8.1mi from Victoria · 1 site · Tent
Welcome to River Creek. An Oasis in Mission Valley Texas that is the ideal weekend get away for the Primal Camper. Fishing, Kayak easement, swimming, access to monitored short gun range, exploring the old homestead site, or even hunting arrowheads along the river, a stocked catch and release pond, and meals can be purchased at the time of Reservations..Just bring your Tent/s, and your personal beverages of choice. Burn pits are at each campsite, and there are several community pits. There is an archery range and an In Case You Forgot Store that carries most camping and cooking items,plus soaps, first aid kits and even some otc medications..ALL ON a secluded Ranch. There are other events available at an extra cost. Standard Camping starts at 35 USD per tent. Other amenities available at Time of Reservations. Horseback riding Basic Camping skills, Campfire cooking, shelter, Fishing, Gun Safety, Bushman Survival, and even a Campsite Contest for those competitive campers who love to compete, all also available on set dates. Do not miss the opportunity to enjoy the Great Outdoors whether New to Camping, Novice, or experienced We at River Creek have a great experience ready for you to enjoy. River Creek Campgrounds give us a Try. Grand Opening after Valentines. We also have Single Camping available for 1 to 3 days. Reservations still apply. Come See us at RIVER CREEK CAMPGROUNDS rivercreekcampground.rcc@gmail.com
Pets
Campfires
from 
$40
 / night

7. Carly's Bait And Boondocking

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(16)
34mi from Victoria · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Beautiful off grid dispersed camping on Lavaca Bay, steps away from the beach and marsh. Sunrises and sunsets are unobstructed from this location. Quiet and peaceful, yet just close enough to the local marina, shopping, and restaurants. Easy access to camp from Ocean Drive. Zero overhead hazards on property, ex. no overhead power lines or tree limbs. Excellent fishing on both the Lavaca Bay/ beach side, and the marsh side of the property. Bring your own kayak or small boat. Launch from the property or anywhere else near by. Shore fishing can be excellent at times. Bird enthusiasts will love the Magic Bird Sanctuary located directly behind the property. Bring your binoculars to get closer to the action. If you are looking for space, relaxation, beautiful scenery and the chance to wet a line, this may be the place for you. Carly's Bait and Boondocking will soon have a small bait shop. Until then, your host will provide you with bait, fish, and crab traps that will be located in the marsh. Feel free to take as much bait from the traps until the actual bait shop is up and running. We are just starting here, and more amenities will be available soon. Until then, please enjoy your stay, and "tight lines" to everyone.
Pets
Campfires
from 
$30
 / night

15. Coleto Creek Park and Reservoir

14mi from Victoria · 1 site
Coleto Creek Park and Reservoir stands out as a unique destination for outdoor enthusiasts, nestled conveniently between Victoria and Goliad. This remarkable joint venture between Coleto Creek Power and the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority (GBRA) spans 3,100 surface acres and boasts an impressive 61 miles of scenic shoreline. Primarily serving as a cooling pond for the Coleto Creek Power coal-fired power plant, the reservoir is nourished by four major creeks flowing from a vast 507 square mile drainage basin. With an average depth of eleven feet, the reservoir maintains a consistent water level, making it an ideal spot for various recreational activities. Since its opening to the public in February 1981, Coleto Creek Park has provided year-round opportunities for outdoor recreation. The park encompasses 190 acres, with approximately 40 acres developed to enhance visitor experiences. Guests can enjoy a range of activities, including fishing, boating, and hiking, all while surrounded by the natural beauty of the area. The park's tranquil environment and well-maintained facilities make it a perfect getaway for families and nature lovers alike. Whether you're looking to explore the great outdoors or simply relax by the water, Coleto Creek Park and Reservoir offers a memorable experience for all.

18. Victoria RV Park

4.8mi from Victoria · 1 site
Welcome to your perfect getaway! Our campground stands out with its unique blend of comfort and convenience, offering a welcoming atmosphere for all travelers. We feature 35 spacious RV sites, equipped with both back-in and pull-through options to accommodate your needs. Enjoy seamless connectivity with our complimentary Wi-Fi, and rest easy knowing our park is gated for your security. Each site is fitted with 30 and 50 Amp hook-ups, ensuring a hassle-free stay for your RV. Our pet-friendly environment means your furry companions are welcome to join you on your adventures. Take advantage of our well-maintained kitchen, clean showers, and restrooms, as well as laundry facilities for your convenience. For those traveling with pets, our dedicated dog park provides a safe space for them to play and socialize. We also offer military discounts to honor our service members. Whether you're here for a weekend or an extended stay, our campground is designed to make you feel right at home. Come experience the perfect blend of relaxation and recreation in a beautiful natural setting!

19. Brackenridge Park & Campground

28mi from Victoria · 23 sites
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.

20. Texana Park And Campground

28mi from Victoria · 21 sites
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

Camp under the starry Texas sky in Victoria, a friendly town on the Guadalupe River. There’s a campsite for every taste—pitch your tent on the plains or book a lakeside RV park. Just 30 miles away, oceanfront campgrounds line the Gulf of Mexico. With the hot Texas summers and mild winters, camping is possible year-round.

If you like your camping with a little luxury, check out the RV resorts near town. Amenities like Wi-Fi and hot showers keep you comfortable after a day in the sun. Near the Athey Nature Area, the city-run Victoria RV park has 18 pull-thru spaces. A few steps away, you can hike, bike, and golf.

Explore 61 miles of shoreline at Coleto Creek Park. Select RV sites with hookups and picnic tables, or go rustic with primitive tent sites. Families love the park for its lighted fishing pier, sandy beaches, and playgrounds.

Craving cool sea breezes? An hour south, Goose Island State Park provides bayfront and forested campsites. Fishing, birdwatching, and boating are popular in the park. Nearby, hike and bike through the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge.

Get ready for the heat from April through October; temperatures stay in the 80s and 90s. Book or arrive early to find shaded campsites. Winters are cooler but pleasant, with the weather in the 60s. A mid-weight jacket is all you need to stay warm around the evening campfire.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Victoria

1. River Creek Campgrounds

98%
(20)
8.1mi from Victoria · 1 site · Tent
Welcome to River Creek. An Oasis in Mission Valley Texas that is the ideal weekend get away for the Primal Camper. Fishing, Kayak easement, swimming, access to monitored short gun range, exploring the old homestead site, or even hunting arrowheads along the river, a stocked catch and release pond, and meals can be purchased at the time of Reservations..Just bring your Tent/s, and your personal beverages of choice. Burn pits are at each campsite, and there are several community pits. There is an archery range and an In Case You Forgot Store that carries most camping and cooking items,plus soaps, first aid kits and even some otc medications..ALL ON a secluded Ranch. There are other events available at an extra cost. Standard Camping starts at 35 USD per tent. Other amenities available at Time of Reservations. Horseback riding Basic Camping skills, Campfire cooking, shelter, Fishing, Gun Safety, Bushman Survival, and even a Campsite Contest for those competitive campers who love to compete, all also available on set dates. Do not miss the opportunity to enjoy the Great Outdoors whether New to Camping, Novice, or experienced We at River Creek have a great experience ready for you to enjoy. River Creek Campgrounds give us a Try. Grand Opening after Valentines. We also have Single Camping available for 1 to 3 days. Reservations still apply. Come See us at RIVER CREEK CAMPGROUNDS rivercreekcampground.rcc@gmail.com
Pets
Campfires
from 
$40
 / night

7. Carly's Bait And Boondocking

100%
(16)
34mi from Victoria · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Beautiful off grid dispersed camping on Lavaca Bay, steps away from the beach and marsh. Sunrises and sunsets are unobstructed from this location. Quiet and peaceful, yet just close enough to the local marina, shopping, and restaurants. Easy access to camp from Ocean Drive. Zero overhead hazards on property, ex. no overhead power lines or tree limbs. Excellent fishing on both the Lavaca Bay/ beach side, and the marsh side of the property. Bring your own kayak or small boat. Launch from the property or anywhere else near by. Shore fishing can be excellent at times. Bird enthusiasts will love the Magic Bird Sanctuary located directly behind the property. Bring your binoculars to get closer to the action. If you are looking for space, relaxation, beautiful scenery and the chance to wet a line, this may be the place for you. Carly's Bait and Boondocking will soon have a small bait shop. Until then, your host will provide you with bait, fish, and crab traps that will be located in the marsh. Feel free to take as much bait from the traps until the actual bait shop is up and running. We are just starting here, and more amenities will be available soon. Until then, please enjoy your stay, and "tight lines" to everyone.
Pets
Campfires
from 
$30
 / night

15. Coleto Creek Park and Reservoir

14mi from Victoria · 1 site
Coleto Creek Park and Reservoir stands out as a unique destination for outdoor enthusiasts, nestled conveniently between Victoria and Goliad. This remarkable joint venture between Coleto Creek Power and the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority (GBRA) spans 3,100 surface acres and boasts an impressive 61 miles of scenic shoreline. Primarily serving as a cooling pond for the Coleto Creek Power coal-fired power plant, the reservoir is nourished by four major creeks flowing from a vast 507 square mile drainage basin. With an average depth of eleven feet, the reservoir maintains a consistent water level, making it an ideal spot for various recreational activities. Since its opening to the public in February 1981, Coleto Creek Park has provided year-round opportunities for outdoor recreation. The park encompasses 190 acres, with approximately 40 acres developed to enhance visitor experiences. Guests can enjoy a range of activities, including fishing, boating, and hiking, all while surrounded by the natural beauty of the area. The park's tranquil environment and well-maintained facilities make it a perfect getaway for families and nature lovers alike. Whether you're looking to explore the great outdoors or simply relax by the water, Coleto Creek Park and Reservoir offers a memorable experience for all.

18. Victoria RV Park

4.8mi from Victoria · 1 site
Welcome to your perfect getaway! Our campground stands out with its unique blend of comfort and convenience, offering a welcoming atmosphere for all travelers. We feature 35 spacious RV sites, equipped with both back-in and pull-through options to accommodate your needs. Enjoy seamless connectivity with our complimentary Wi-Fi, and rest easy knowing our park is gated for your security. Each site is fitted with 30 and 50 Amp hook-ups, ensuring a hassle-free stay for your RV. Our pet-friendly environment means your furry companions are welcome to join you on your adventures. Take advantage of our well-maintained kitchen, clean showers, and restrooms, as well as laundry facilities for your convenience. For those traveling with pets, our dedicated dog park provides a safe space for them to play and socialize. We also offer military discounts to honor our service members. Whether you're here for a weekend or an extended stay, our campground is designed to make you feel right at home. Come experience the perfect blend of relaxation and recreation in a beautiful natural setting!

19. Brackenridge Park & Campground

28mi from Victoria · 23 sites
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.

20. Texana Park And Campground

28mi from Victoria · 21 sites
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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