Cabins near Victoria

Boat across huge reservoirs, fish the Guadalupe River, or explore the Gulf of Mexico near Victoria.

United States
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Texas
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Victoria

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Old Town Lake Retreat

2 sites · Lodging, Tents7 acres · Port Lavaca, TX

Perfect for kayakers. Our property sits on 6.75 acres on the beautiful South Texas coast adjacent to a working cattle ranch. A waterfront 2 bedroom 1 bath cabin is available to rent separately on the same property. Our RV site has both 30 & 50 Amp connections. This property sits on Old Town Lake. Beautiful Magnolia Beach is visible across the lake. This is a rustic, unique property that requires 4 wheel drive vehicles to access when it rains a lot. Fish or kayak from your front yard. View the fun crowd at Magnolia Beach from your own quiet, private retreat across the lake. Weekly rates as low as $150 per week. Please contact me to discuss weekly/monthly rates. Part time RVers only. This is a unique property which will appeal to unique nature-loving people and 4x4 or UTV owners. Must experience to appreciate.

Cabins near Victoria guide

Overview

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.