Davy Crockett/Ratcliff Lake Recreation Area

The Davy Crockett/Ratcliff Lake Rec Area is part of the national forests and grasslands of East Texas. Located in the state’s Houston and Trinity Counties, this beautiful national forest is named after the legendary pioneer, Davy Crockett, and features more than 160,000 acres of streams, woodlands, wildlife habitats, and recreation areas, including the one at Ratcliff Lake. This forest is centrally located within the Neches and Trinity River basins, which is a wonderful place for a nature-bound motorhome camping trip.

Travelers who choose to book an RV in Houston County or Trinity County, TX, will find the Davy Crockett/Ratcliff Lake Rec Area is a great option to consider for an overnight stay in a rental RV. Take your pick from the large campground’s 56 sites. The Dogwood Loop campsites are equipped to accommodate vehicles up to 50 feet and include electrical and water hookups. The Ratcliff Lake Recreation Area was built in 1936. However, this facility’s amenities are modern and updated. The campground features hot and cold showers, flush toilets, and a dump station. It also includes grills, fire rings, and lantern poles for your convenience.

The Davy Crockett/Ratcliff Lake Rec Area is ideal for people traveling with a homey RV rental, as well as those looking to pitch a tent and sleep under the stars in a cozy sleeping bag. The campground surrounds Ratcliff Lake and provides a lush forested setting with many oaks, loblolly pines, and other trees. You’ll be able to go camping at the Davy Crockett/Ratcliff Lake Rec Area year-round. Simply reserve a campsite in advance, or consider trying your luck with the facility’s first-come, first-serve option.