98% (138) • 384 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Wildwood
Cozy Cabin in Da Piney Woods!
1. Cozy Cabin in Da Piney Woods!
33mi from Wildwood · 1 site · Lodging
Get away from the city, relax, get in touch with nature, stargaze! One room rustic cabin on 74 wooded acres, walking trails, private, no neighbors. Pet friendly, king bed, full kitchen, fridge, stove, oven, ice maker, blender, pots, pans, utensils. Charcoal grill, fire pit, areas to sit outside. Unlimited LTE internet, Smart TV. 20 minutes to Sam Rayburn Lake and\or Martin Dies State Park and Lake Tejas, 10 min to the Angelina River Plenty of parking for your boat.
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from
$99
/ night
Ethridge Farm, Log Cabin Bed and Breakfast
2. Ethridge Farm, Log Cabin Bed and Breakfast
13mi from Wildwood · 4 sites · Lodging
Discover the charm of Ethridge Farm Bed and Breakfast, a unique retreat nestled in the serene Texas Big Thicket. Our secluded log cabins and suites provide the perfect escape for families and couples seeking a peaceful getaway. Choose from three distinct cabins: the Historic Blueberry Hill, the Romantic Cabin on Mayhaw Ridge, or the Rustic Deer Run, each offering a cozy atmosphere and a touch of history.
Every cabin is thoughtfully equipped with a snack kitchen featuring a microwave, toaster oven, sink, plates, and silverware, ensuring you have everything you need for a comfortable stay. Enjoy modern amenities such as air conditioning and heating, a TV/DVD player, and a porch with a swing, along with an outdoor charcoal grill for delightful al fresco dining.
At Ethridge Farm, you’ll experience the privacy of your own cabin while enjoying the benefits of a bed and breakfast. Each accommodation is adorned with antiques and memorabilia, creating a warm and inviting ambiance. All cabins include private baths, ceiling fans, and access to the deck, where you can unwind and soak in the natural beauty surrounding you.
During your stay, take advantage of our beautiful grounds by fishing at the pond, hiking the nature trails, or picking fresh fruit from the orchard. Plus, every morning, indulge in a delicious
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$159
/ night
On The Lake RV Resort
3. On The Lake RV Resort
45mi from Wildwood · 8 sites · Lodging
Lakeside Luxury Glamping on Lake Livingston – Onalaska, TX
Experience the ultimate blend of outdoor adventure and modern comfort at On The Lake RV Resort, nestled along the tranquil shores of Lake Livingston, Texas’ second-largest lake. Located in the heart of East Texas' Piney Woods, this family-friendly retreat is perfect for those seeking a unique glamping experience in nature, with top-tier amenities and breathtaking views at every turn.
Whether you’re casting a line for bass and catfish, kayaking at sunrise, or soaking up the sun on the sandy beach, every day brings a new opportunity to reconnect with nature.
Just steps from your tent, enjoy full access to premium lakeside amenities:
A private marina with three boat ramps, covered slips, transient docks, and a fishing pier
A resort-style pool and relaxing hot tub
Lakefront swimming area with a sandy beach
Spacious clubhouse with a full kitchen - perfect for group events and reunions
A privately owned on-site restaurant serving delicious meals
Parking available next to your site. Maximum of 2 cars allowed per booking
Watch local wildlife like “Eddie” the bald eagle soar overhead, sip coffee while taking in a golden sunrise, or gather around your fire pit under the stars.
The shared bathroom is located a short walk from your tent where you will have access to a fully serviced toilet block including step-in shower, toilet and basin.
Whether you're here for a peaceful retreat, a fun-filled family getaway, or lakeside adventures like boating and fishing, On The Lake RV Resort is your go-to destination. Located just 14 miles from Livingston and 22 miles from Huntsville, and a scenic drive to the Cynthia Woods Pavilion, you’re perfectly positioned for both relaxation and regional exploratio
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$110
/ night
98% (138) • 384 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Wildwood
Cozy Cabin in Da Piney Woods!
1. Cozy Cabin in Da Piney Woods!
33mi from Wildwood · 1 site · Lodging
Get away from the city, relax, get in touch with nature, stargaze! One room rustic cabin on 74 wooded acres, walking trails, private, no neighbors. Pet friendly, king bed, full kitchen, fridge, stove, oven, ice maker, blender, pots, pans, utensils. Charcoal grill, fire pit, areas to sit outside. Unlimited LTE internet, Smart TV. 20 minutes to Sam Rayburn Lake and\or Martin Dies State Park and Lake Tejas, 10 min to the Angelina River Plenty of parking for your boat.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$99
/ night
Ethridge Farm, Log Cabin Bed and Breakfast
2. Ethridge Farm, Log Cabin Bed and Breakfast
13mi from Wildwood · 4 sites · Lodging
Discover the charm of Ethridge Farm Bed and Breakfast, a unique retreat nestled in the serene Texas Big Thicket. Our secluded log cabins and suites provide the perfect escape for families and couples seeking a peaceful getaway. Choose from three distinct cabins: the Historic Blueberry Hill, the Romantic Cabin on Mayhaw Ridge, or the Rustic Deer Run, each offering a cozy atmosphere and a touch of history.
Every cabin is thoughtfully equipped with a snack kitchen featuring a microwave, toaster oven, sink, plates, and silverware, ensuring you have everything you need for a comfortable stay. Enjoy modern amenities such as air conditioning and heating, a TV/DVD player, and a porch with a swing, along with an outdoor charcoal grill for delightful al fresco dining.
At Ethridge Farm, you’ll experience the privacy of your own cabin while enjoying the benefits of a bed and breakfast. Each accommodation is adorned with antiques and memorabilia, creating a warm and inviting ambiance. All cabins include private baths, ceiling fans, and access to the deck, where you can unwind and soak in the natural beauty surrounding you.
During your stay, take advantage of our beautiful grounds by fishing at the pond, hiking the nature trails, or picking fresh fruit from the orchard. Plus, every morning, indulge in a delicious
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$159
/ night
On The Lake RV Resort
3. On The Lake RV Resort
45mi from Wildwood · 8 sites · Lodging
Lakeside Luxury Glamping on Lake Livingston – Onalaska, TX
Experience the ultimate blend of outdoor adventure and modern comfort at On The Lake RV Resort, nestled along the tranquil shores of Lake Livingston, Texas’ second-largest lake. Located in the heart of East Texas' Piney Woods, this family-friendly retreat is perfect for those seeking a unique glamping experience in nature, with top-tier amenities and breathtaking views at every turn.
Whether you’re casting a line for bass and catfish, kayaking at sunrise, or soaking up the sun on the sandy beach, every day brings a new opportunity to reconnect with nature.
Just steps from your tent, enjoy full access to premium lakeside amenities:
A private marina with three boat ramps, covered slips, transient docks, and a fishing pier
A resort-style pool and relaxing hot tub
Lakefront swimming area with a sandy beach
Spacious clubhouse with a full kitchen - perfect for group events and reunions
A privately owned on-site restaurant serving delicious meals
Parking available next to your site. Maximum of 2 cars allowed per booking
Watch local wildlife like “Eddie” the bald eagle soar overhead, sip coffee while taking in a golden sunrise, or gather around your fire pit under the stars.
The shared bathroom is located a short walk from your tent where you will have access to a fully serviced toilet block including step-in shower, toilet and basin.
Whether you're here for a peaceful retreat, a fun-filled family getaway, or lakeside adventures like boating and fishing, On The Lake RV Resort is your go-to destination. Located just 14 miles from Livingston and 22 miles from Huntsville, and a scenic drive to the Cynthia Woods Pavilion, you’re perfectly positioned for both relaxation and regional exploratio
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$110
/ night
The best dog-friendly camping near Wildwood guide
Where to go
East Texas Forests
All of Texas’ four national forests lie within a short drive of Wildwood, where you can park at remote RV campgrounds or enjoy primitive camping in the heart of the woods. North of Wildwood, the piney woods of Angelina National Forest line the shores of Sam Rayburn Reservoir, where you can swim in natural coves and fish for bass and catfish. To the West, Davy Crockett National Forest is popular with hikers and horseback riders, while to the east, Sabine National Forest sprawls to the Louisiana border.
North Houston
West of Wildwood, the Sam Houston National Forest is hemmed in by two lakes—Lake Conroe and Lake Livingston—providing campers with a choice of forest or lakeside views. Bring your horse, OHV, or hiking boots to explore the many trails, or challenge yourself to the 128-mile Lone Star Hiking Trail. Further south, there are more options for backcountry camping at the Lake Houston Wilderness Park.
Beaumont and Port Arthur
Driving south from Wildwood on Highway 96, the cities of Beaumont and Port Arthur lie along Texas’ coastal plains. Take a boat cruise along the Neches River, go bird-watching around the Cattail Marsh Scenic Wetlands, or look out for American alligators in the Sabine National Wildlife Refuge. If you want to stay longer, you’ll find several RV parks along the riverfront and around Sabine Lake.
When to go
Campsites stay open year-round in Wildwood, but spring and fall are ideal for hiking and boating in the Big Thicket National Preserve. The Texas sun can be sweltering in summer, so prepare for high humidity and opt for a waterside campsite where you can cool off when it gets too hot. Winters campers visiting the National Forests will need to stick to the designated campgrounds—dispersed camping isn’t permitted during hunting season (November through January).
Know before you go
- You’ll need your own transportation to get to and around Wildwood.
- Limited amenities are available in Wildwood. The closest town to purchase groceries, fuel, and supplies is Warren, about a 10-minute drive away. Pick up what you need in town before heading out.
- Most Texas state parks and national forests require reservations for both day passes and campgrounds. Permits are also often required for fishing, ATVs, and horses