Dallas NE Campground

The Great Outdoors

While RV camping in North Texas, you'll have the freedom to see some of the state’s best natural areas. Lake Tawakoni State Park is one of many amazing parks in the area, found on the shores of Lake Tawakoni. The park has lush beaches, swimming areas, hiking and biking trails, camping facilities, and dazzling views. Lake Bob Sandlin State Park is 90 minutes' drive east of Caddo Mills and offers access to a large human-made lake. Here you can go fishing from piers or a boat, canoe, kayak, swim, or hike. The on-site store stocks camping supplies, groceries, and souvenirs.Bonham State Park is an hour's drive north, near the Oklahoma-Texas state line. The park may be small, but it surrounds a scenic lake. This mesmerizing nature park is found in the Texas Blackland prairies, with unusual scenery and spectacular sunsets. The park features swimming areas, fishing spots, campsites, mountain biking trails, hiking paths, playgrounds, boat launches, and an array of local animal species to observe.The sparkling waters of Lake Lavon can be accessed from Lavonia Park in Lavon. Just 15 miles from Dallas NE Campground, this park is the perfect place to spend a relaxing afternoon. There's room to park the Caddo Mills camper rental, and shaded picnic areas feature fantastic views of the lake. Swimming is a popular pastime here, and boaters can launch watercraft at one of the ramps within the park. Lake Lavon is home to several species of fish; anglers can hook channel catfish and striped bass, and in the spring, crappies are biting.If you take a ride towards Dallas for some sightseeing, Cedar Hill State Park can be found on the southern fringes of the city. Cedar Hill State Park remains one of the most popular parks in the Lone Star State, thanks to its sublime views of Joe Pool Lake. This exciting park in Arlington has hiking trails, lakefront beaches, boardwalks, and an agricultural history center run by park rangers.

City Sightseeing

Caddo Mills is worth checking out while you're camping at Dallas NE Campground. The small city is home to a diverse restaurant scene, ranging from barbecue, pizza, American, and diner fare to seafood, Mexican, and Chinese cuisines. Gas stations are plentiful in the area, though you'll need to head into Greenville for groceries.Dallas is packed with attractions. From your Caddo Mills RV campground, you can easily reach a variety of the city's best sights. Shopping, dining, concerts, and sporting events are all options, and there are cultural sites to check out, too. The Dallas Museum of Art has items from all over the world, spanning different eras and cultures. Collections rotate here, cycling in masterpieces by Claude Monet, Mondrian, Van Gogh, and Cezanne, among other legendary artists.The Perot Museum of Nature and Science provides valuable insight into the workings of both Earth and the universe, with an intense focus on the laws of physics, geology, biology, and natural history. You can see sparkling minerals, informative exhibits, and massive dinosaur skeletons at this incredible Dallas museum.Families will enjoy a visit to Dallas World Aquarium, where both children and adults can learn about the oceans and the various creatures that call it home. Petting zoos, breathtaking displays, and informational tours about some of the most exotic marine life is part of the fun, and there is even an extensive bird collection to see while walking around the aquarium.