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Best Camping near me
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Peacock Hill, Texas
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Beautiful sunsets like you never imagined in Southeast Texas. 43-acre of mostly pasture for viewing stars or the sunset as it stretches across the wide open sky. A flowing creek runs along one boundary, just under the setting sun. Cattle live here on and off throughout the year; enjoy the prancing playful calves. They become giddy as the temperature drops each evening. You may get lucky and see a peacock or two, possibly even some babies.
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Beautiful sunsets like you never imagined in Southeast Texas. 44-acres of mostly pasture for viewing stars or the sunset as it stretches across the wide-open sky. A winding flowing creek runs along one boundary, just under the setting sun. Cattle & Peafowl share our land with us; they become giddy as the temperature drops each evening. Our lo
Beautiful sunsets like you never imagined in Southeast Texas. 43-acre of mostly pasture for viewing stars or the sunset as it stretches across the wide open sky. A flowing creek runs along one boundary, just under the setting sun. Cattle live here on and off throughout the year; enjoy the prancing playful calves. They become giddy as the temperature drops each evening. You may get lucky and see a peacock or two, possibly even some babies.
Learn more about this land:
Beautiful sunsets like you never imagined in Southeast Texas. 44-acres of mostly pasture for viewing stars or the sunset as it stretches across the wide-open sky. A winding flowing creek runs along one boundary, just under the setting sun. Cattle & Peafowl share our land with us; they become giddy as the temperature drops each evening. Our lovable livestock dogs may visit you, but don't worry, they just want to share some love.
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San Rayburn Lake and Big Thicket trails are just 40 miles away.
Places to see near Peacock Hill