Abilene KOA

Book an RV in Taylor County, and you’ll be next door to the "Storybook Capital of America." You'll also be surrounded by plenty of history, nature, and the wonderful outdoors. Bring your rental motorhome to Abilene KOA for access to full hookup sites with up to 50 amp service. There are deluxe KOA Patio sites here if you want to camp in style, rigs up to 90 feet long can be accommodated. Sites with water, electric, and cable connections are available, too. There are BBQ grills here for delightful cookouts.For amusement and campground fun, there's a pool (open early May to early September), a playground, and a Kamp K9 for your furry friends. Get active on the basketball court or at the horseshoe pits. Stay connected with Wi-Fi and enjoy HD entertainment with expanded digital cable TV. Hungry? There are a general store and snack bar right here. If you need propane, firewood, and access to laundry facilities, all are available on-site.Camp in an RV near Abilene in September and you’ll be close to the action when the fun-filled West Texas Fair and Rodeo in early September and the colorful Big Country Balloon Fest towards the end of the month, come to town. Then journey onwards to Lubbock to celebrate the life of rock ‘n’ roll icon Buddy Holly, or Forth Worth to discover the cowboy and American frontier heritage and history at the Fort Worth Stockyards. Both are three hours’ drive away by Abilene campervan rental.The Great OutdoorsAs Texas' western frontier expanded, so did its need for protection. One of the second line of forts built in the mid-19th century, the historic Fort Phantom Hill is only 20 minutes’ drive away when you’re RV camping at Abilene KOA. Here you'll see the original fort's stone foundations, soaring stone chimneys, and an intact warehouse, among other remaining structures, that rise above the mesquite-dotted plains. Browse the interpretive materials in the visitors' pavilion to learn more about the site.Get your Abilene camper rental under the shade of pecan and oak trees in Abilene State Park where a swimming pool, lake and fishing pond, and one-mile nature trail (half of which is ADA-compliant) await. The park, encompassing 500 acres, has been a gathering place for families since its inception in the 1930s. Other popular activities here are hiking, biking, and bird watching, all suitable for all ages.For a generous dose of wildlife, wildflowers, and opportunities for hiking and cycling, head to the San Angelo State Park less than two hours' drive away when you rent a camper near Abilene KOA. Sitting at the confluence of four ecosystem zones, the park teems with biodiversity: prairie dogs, bobcats, and possums are commonly sighted in the area. Even more fascinating is the park's geology. Look closely at the dirt, and you just might uncover a set of footprints belonging to prehistoric Permian vertebrates that roamed this part of the continent long before the dinosaurs did.