The best camping near Sabine National Forest

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Sabine National Forest adventure.

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This gigantic natural preserve in East Texas is a fishing and hunting paradise.  

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Hogs Hollow Homestead LLC

1 site · Lodging27 acres · Newton, TX
Sleep in a Tree tent and watch the stars and hear the night life. In the morning wake up to the birds chirping. Tree tent is surrounded by pine trees, oaks, cedars and magnolias. Enjoy a cool down at Vinnie's Beach (Creek) or in the cool water of the spring. Walk the primitive trails and explore what the forest has to offer. You can see how we make compost (if available take a bag home with you, which you have dug up yourself) Learn about worm farming, compost toilet, flushable vermicomposting toilet and many more homesteading activities if you want to explore them. If you want to explore the possibility of camping regularly and don't want to spend the money on buying equipment, Hogs Hollow Homestead is the place for you. Your tent will be set up for you and all camping equipment could be provided for you in order to make your camping experience enjoyable. Make this camping not just a camping experience but learning about what nature has to offer you. Hot coffee or tea will be brought to you to enjoy before starting your day. To add to your experience, we offer Clay or Essential oil Massages using clay from the property (at extra cost).
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Ready to explore nature along the Texas/Louisiana border? This huge national forest is the easternmost in Texas and borders the Toledo Bend Reservoir. Hiking, fishing, hunting, and boating are popular activities in the area's 160,656 acres.

The Forest Service's work makes it easy for boaters to access the lake. There are multiple boat ramps scattered throughout the extensive shoreline. Bass fishing is a particularly big draw on Toledo Bend Reservoir.

If you fancy yourself a pro, you can even try your luck in an established tournament! For a different kind of game, head to Moore Plantation. This enormous 26,500-acre wildlife management area is popular among deer hunters.

If you're looking for a quiet camping spot, consider heading to Red Hills Lake. It's much smaller than the main reservoir, making it a bit more intimate. No motorized boats are allowed. Spread out for a picnic and take a dip in the lake right afterward!

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