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Between the cities of San Antonio and El Paso in the vast expanses of West Texas, Big Lake is a small gem of a town that not many outsiders know about. Interestingly enough, there is no lake anywhere close to Big Lake, as it was named for a dry lake bed south of town. Big Lake started as a small ranching community in the late 19th century, thanks to the Kansas City, Mexico, and Orient Railroad which passed through town starting in 1912.

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The Great Outdoors

There are lots of desert areas around Big Lake, and they have their own unique beauty that you must see in person to truly appreciate. If you head towards San Angelo to the east, San Angelo State Park will provide you with an awesome chance to put your Big Lake campervan rental to good use. Some of the most interesting features of this park are the scattered archeological sites left behind by ancient native people, dating back over 18,000 years. In addition to the historical features of the park, there are cozy cabins, boat ramps, 50 miles of hiking and biking trails, equestrian trails, and campsites where you can stay in the comfort of your Big Lake motorhome rental.

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While the camping selections are limited near Big Lake, there are a few places where you can spend the night when you rent an RV in town. Black Gold RV & Rental is quite basic but more than accommodating to visitors. The campsites are spacious, and the atmosphere is pleasant and peaceful.

City Attractions

Big Lake is quite small and therefore doesn‘t have a lot of attractions within its city limits. It serves as a jumping off point for exploring the area, and there are larger cities nearby that have a lot to see. Midland and Odessa are both north of town and easy to reach, with some unique attractions to check out. Midland has some stellar museums, like the Petroleum Museum, where guests can learn about the vital role of petroleum in human history, and the hundreds of millions of years it took for organic matter to transform into petroleum. The museum pays tribute to the first drillers and oil industry workers and features lots of cool machines, supercars, aircraft, and other petroleum-powered vehicles on display.

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