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Daffodil Hill Homestead

5 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents12 acres · Hawkins, TX
Our homestead is a few acres in East Texas, near Hawkins. The land has been untouched for about 30 years, maybe last used for cattle grazing. We're keeping the property as natural as possible, we live here off-grid and off-pipe. There’s a 17 acre lake that we share with neighbors. It’s full of bass, bluegill, crappie and catfish, we encourage catch and keep fishing since the lake could use a little fishing pressure. We also have a beaver pond, and resident beaver. Some of the wildlife we see regularly: fireflies, turtles, cardinals, bluejays, hummingbirds, kite birds, frogs, opossums, armadillos, beaver, river otter, road runners and rabbits. These plants live here too: Beautyberry, Dewberry, Pokeberry, Sparkleberry, Dogfennel, Dogwood, Yaupon Holly, Holly, Wax Myrtle, Sassafras , Lyreleaf Sage, Carolina Crane’s bill, Coral Honeysuckle, Western White Honeysuckle, Smooth Cat’s Ear, Daisy Fleabane, Prairie Onion, Mullein, Summer Grape, Water Lily. The entire water lily plant is edible, did you know? Swim, hang out, cool down on the small swimming dock. Canoe and kayak included! Based on shared availability, we have 1 two person canoe, and 3 kayaks for use on our lake free of charge. There are smaller size adult life jackets and oars/paddles. Bring your own life jackets for kids. About the Bees Please do not bring or use any insect killer or insect repellent other than what you apply to your own body. We have several honey bee colonies living here and our neighbor keeps bees as well. For the safety and health of our bees, the use of man made insect killers or repellents on the ground, in the air or on the foliage is absolutely not allowed. One natural remedy is diatomaceous earth. Sprinkled on the ground, it does a good job at keeping ants and crawling creatures away. Our Dirt Road The last half mile of road to our property is dirt. The road is bumpy in spots and gets muddy when it rains. ALL WHEEL DRIVE or 4WD IS RECOMMENDED when there has been recent rains. Brookshire's in Hawkins less than 4 miles away if you need supplies. Verizon, ATT users have cell coverage here, no signal for T-Mobile users. LGBTQ+ friendly.
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Coppergate Ranch

25 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents180 acres · Mount Pleasant, TX
With remnants of a petrified forest, dinosaurs, Caddo Indians, pioneers, homesteaders, this land has seen it all. Now it is a woodland ranch with an event venue, horses, farm animals, trails, fishing ponds and camping. A true "Country Club" where you can escape your world and the stresses of technology in the style you wish. We have an on site RV's, and event venue, with 3 private bathrooms with showers, a club bar, catering kitchen and so much more! Perfect for the family that has a "glamper" and those who want to "rough it". Big enough to handle family reunions, weddings and parties yet .. big enough to give you the privacy you seek! Contact us for special events. In October we host Haunted Hallows which includes a haunted house trail and other Halloween based activities. Be sure to like our facebook page for updates. Close by are the towns of Mt pleasant, Daingerfield and Pittsburg. All have downtown areas with boutiques, antique and second hand shops to visit. There are several museums in the area including the Mid America Flight Museum - a private museum of over 60 vintage airplanes in flyable condition. In pittsburg there is the Ezekial aircraft and local history museum. also within 20 miles are major likes for water sports and sport fishing beyond our own famous "Catfish pond".
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Rustic Retreat near Lake O the Pine

2 sites · Lodging1 acre · Avinger, TX
Unwind in this charming country-style barn home, perfect for a peaceful escape. The top floor features a cozy 1-bedroom with queen bed, living room featuring electric fireplace and fold-out couch, full kitchen, and bathroom. Situated near Lake O the Pines, with boat launch just 3 miles through the neighborhood. Please keep in mind it is a small space. Also, be aware this space is upstairs so there is stair climbing for access. 🛏 1 bedroom (queen bed), pull out couch & chair 🛁 1 bath (showers only) 📌 private hot tub on back porch 🔥 outdoor fire pit & seating ♠️ large outdoor games (corn hole, washers, large jenga, connect 4, dominos & more 🚤 Boat ramp approx 3 miles through neighborhood 🔌 Plug available at porch for boat charging 📸 Photo opp wall and she shed ✨️ Upon request we will accommodate and earlier check in if available to the best of our availability
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Barefoot Gee's

10 sites · RVs, Tents9 acres · Daingerfield, TX
We are a peaceful wildlife refuge and tree farm. Across the street from Ellison Creek Reservoir Lake abundant with birds. 9 acres of native trees, plants and wildlife. we have chickens and gardens. Sometimes there are goats. Andy our Shepherd Aussie mix will take it upon himself to be your dog during your stay. He will love you and your pet .Escort and guard your children. He knows where all the really cool stuff is.I have swings , things to climb and a cold clean creek to play in. And by clean, I mean, free of garbage and contaminants. Not free of nature’s growing, living things. With preapproval/ You can make bicycle trails, jumps or obstacles during your stay here. you may borrow my bicycles, my kayaks or my outdoor games. I can provide you with things to chop up or things to dig up. Upon request, I will take you on a nature tour and show you God‘s hidden things in season. Or teach you how to cook on an open fire. you can rent my tent and camping gear. you may choose your own campsite or use one of the four areas with fire pits ,tables and chairs.You can have electricity in the form of small amperage extension cord. Suitable for small things like your chargers and fans. Only available at certain campsites.I generally have eggs ,garden vegetables and flowers for sale in season. I will cook you breakfast or provide morning coffee. You may fill your jugs with water from the hose or inside. I have an outhouse, pit toilet and a bag, shower or hose at this time. warm shower is pending. There is no accident insurance provided for you at this campsite. You are responsible for yourself and every person or pet you bring on site. I am not responsible for any accident.
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Hart’s Corner Camping

12 sites · Tents60 acres · Oil City, LA
Primitive camping on Caddo Lake is an experience like no other. Spanning 25,400 acres, the naturally formed fresh water lake gracefully crosses from Louisiana into Texas and is home to the largest cypress forest in the world. The area on which this camp is located is rich in history--once the dwelling place of Caddo Indians who were known for their basket weaving and pottery skills. The site was part of the land acquired by the Louisiana Purchase in 1803. Caddo Lake has a unique ecosystem and is a high quality habitat for many species, including migratory and resident waterfowl, osprey, eagles, alligators, and many species of fish. It is considered to be a valuable water system and Texas' only wetland of international importance. Kayaks, canoes, and peddle boats may be launched from the shore. Visitors will want to be familiar with Louisiana State Laws concerning boating and fishing, including those that apply to children. Fires are permitted unless there is a Parish mandated burn ban in effect.
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Camping in Daingerfield State Park guide

Overview

About

Daingerfield is known for its Cathedral of Trees, a majestic mix of pine, oak, maple, and dogwood trees, making it a top spot for fall colors in Texas. Enjoy swimming, paddling, boating, or fishing in the 80-acre Little Pine Lake, then hit one of two hiking trails to explore the scenery: the easy, 2.4-mile Rustling Leaves Trail that wraps around the lake or the moderate ,1.2-mile Mountain View Trail. The park hosts a robust calendar of ranger-led programs, including nature programs, kayaking lessons, and underwater discovery. Four campgrounds, several historic cabins, and a lodge allow visitors to spend the night.

Notable campgrounds

  • Best for large RVs: The Big Pine Campground can fit RVs up to 119 feet long while offering nice shade and easy access to Lake Daingerfield.
  • Best for hikers: The Mountain View Campground is right next to a network of trails, so hikers can get an early start right from camp.
  • Best for shade and seclusion: The Dogwood Campground features shady spots and a rustic vibe—reserve site 11, 27, or 28 for the most privacy.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  1. Plan ahead. All campsites can be reserved up to five months in advance, so make a reservation as soon as you know your dates, especially for the peak fall season.
  2. If your plans are flexible, try to visit during the week, during non-holiday periods, or in winter for fewer crowds. The park, lake, and campgrounds are open year-round.
  3. If visiting as part of a group, consider staying at the lodge, which can be reserved up to 12 months in advance. Cabins are also available for same-day walk-ups if they haven't been reserved ahead of time.

When to go

The park is a popular leaf-peeping destination, making fall one of the most popular times to visit—late October to early November bring peak fall colors. Summer is a good time to enjoy a cool dip in Lake Daingerfield, while spring means the area's hills are covered in wildflower blooms. From March to November, the park pavilion hosts dances to jukebox tunes, plus karaoke and live music on select weekends.

Know before you go

  • The park store sells souvenirs, snacks, fishing, and camping supplies.
  • Fishing licenses are not required when fishing from the shore or boat at the park. Fishing equipment rentals are available.
  • Paddle boat, canoe, kayak, and flat-bottom boat rentals are available year-round at the park store and on weekends from Memorial Day to Labor Day at the boathouse. 
  • Motor boats are allowed on the lake, but there is a 5 mph speed limit.
  • Pets, glass containers, and fishing are prohibited in the swimming area. Pets are allowed in the park but not inside any buildings, including the lodge and camping cabins.
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