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When you're camping with an RV in Texas, you should head straight for Burkburnett-Wichita Falls KOA, a family owned and operated RV park that knows what you're looking for and has it. Your family will love the saltwater swimming pool and slide, which is open from the middle of June until around mid-October. The park also has a playground and tetherball court for young kids, a horseshoe pitch, bicycle rentals, and more. Bringing your pet along for the trip? No problem, there is a dog park and walking area. A pavilion is available for larger groups to congregate in, and guests can purchase extra propane on-site if needed.
Some of the individual RV sites have full hookups, and some have pull-through access. Picnic tables are available so you can eat your lunch in the sunshine, and there are restrooms with showers where you can freshen up after a long trip (or a long day of sightseeing). If you need to take a day off to relax, cable TV is provided, and the park has Wi-Fi for connecting with friends and family. RV camping at KOA campgrounds can be as leisurely or energetic as you need it to be.
Once you have settled in and are ready to start your vacation, Burkburnett-Wichita Falls KOA is a short distance from a number of attractions you won't want to miss. Travel just a few minutes, and you can find yourself at one of several nearby lakes, an action-packed waterpark, or Wichita Falls. The town of Wichita Falls has the “Littlest Skyscraper” and a railroad museum. There are other museums close by, a couple of military bases, Midwestern State University with its tranquil landscaped grounds, and the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge.
If you've never seen bison before, make Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge your first stop. These magnificent creatures were almost extinct before being reintroduced to the area, and they are one of many mammal species that call the refuge home. The refuge is a mixed-grass prairie that was never farmed due to the underlying rock structure, and you will see many different species of both birds and reptiles that add to its diversity. If you'd like to learn more about the area, there are interpretive bus and hiking tours conducted by knowledgeable park staff who enjoy sharing info about the refuge and its residents.
For something a bit more cultivated, head for Lake Arrowhead State Park where you will find boating, water skiing, and disc golf. You can also swim on the unsupervised beach or get some fishing in, or throw out a blanket and just relax with a nice, quiet picnic. The park has camping facilities if you decide you would like to spend the night; picture heading out to hike on one of the trails and having your Burkburnett camper rental waiting for you when you return without having to drive anywhere else.
If you've had your fill of the mountains and human-made parks, Waurika Wildlife Management Area (WMA) should be your next stop. Some portions of this area are privately owned, but the public areas are a popular hunting destination, and there are enough trails to satisfy the most ardent of hikers. The area consists of primary river floodplains that feed Waurika Lake and uplands with a variety of types of grass. The scenery you'll find will stay with you long after you've left.
You won't want to forget to spend some time indoors while you're here, and there are several casinos only a short distance from Burkburnett-Wichita Falls KOA. Also, keep in mind that Texas is home to rodeos and all things cowboy; book an RV in Wichita County and head for Vernon where you will find the Red River Valley Museum; it may remind you of an old country western song. The museum has exhibits covering the history and culture of the area, plus science and the arts. Vernon was home to legendary singer Roy Orbison whose exhibit is also located within the museum.
Jacksboro is where you will find the Fort Richardson State Park and Historic Site, which houses numerous restored buildings such as the fort hospital, bakery, guardhouse and much more. Jacksboro is a good destination when your stomach starts to growl. One of the locally owned burger joints is open for lunch and dinner, with a simple yet interesting menu and quaint historic schoolhouse-style furniture. Seating is limited, but you can still grab some takeout and enjoy it in the comfort of your Burkburnett RV rental, with a comfortable lawn chair and open Texas sky.
While you're in Waurika checking out the wildlife management area, your kids might enjoy seeing a museum dedicated to the Transformers action figures and exhibits that feature black lighting and virtual reality. The city also has the Rock Island Depot, a train museum with a model railroad car and miscellaneous memorabilia.
Whatever your preferences and group size, camping at Burkburnett-Wichita Falls KOA is where your vacation will begin.
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