RV rental Moody, TX: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

You don’t have to drive far with the Moody motorhome rental to find the great outdoors. Mother Neff State Park is a short drive away. On a stretch of the Leon River, this is one of the oldest state parks in Texas and a favorite weekend getaway for city dwellers from Waco. Inside the park, you can wander through beautiful canyons and see a vibrant array of wildflowers in the prairies. There is a mixture of easy hiking paths and trails for more experienced hikers. Highlights of Mother Neff State Park include a cave which once hosted the Tonkawa Indian Tribe and a rock tower which was constructed by the CCC. If you want to get your feet wet, then drive the best RV rental in Moody to Lake Whitney State Park. The park’s lake is perfect for swimming, paddle sports, and motorized boating but you can also enjoy a lakeside picnic or a scenic hike. The shoreline is a haven for a variety of wildlife including deer, opossum, and armadillo. You can also keep your eyes peeled for rare bald eagles and wild turkeys. From Lake Whitney, you can follow Highway 22 to the 72-acre Lake Meridian. Although this state park is fairly small, it’s packed full of watersport activities, multi-use trails, and historical sites. The original open-air pavilion and dam, built by the WWI veterans in the 1920s, are focal points of the park. You can also rent a kayak, canoe, or stand-up paddleboard and get out on the lake, or, look for endangered golden-cheeked warblers on the Bosque Trail. Finally, complete your Texas road trip with a detour to Colorado Bend State Park in Hill Country. The park hosts the famous Gorman Falls, a 70-foot spring-fed waterfall which can be reached by hiking from the park entrance. It's a great spot for river kayaking too, with access to a six-mile stretch of the Colorado River. There are also 35 miles of hiking trails leading to natural gems like Spicewood Springs, known as the best swimming hole in the region. Plus, there are over 400 underground caves which you can explore with a park guide.