Hidden Creek RV Resort

The Great Outdoors

You can experience the great outdoors and a great sense of community at any of the 56 Brazos County parks when you rent an RV near Hidden Creek RV Resort. The Astin Recreational Area features a lake, trails, natural areas, a gazebo, a picnic area with tables and grills, and restrooms. Austin’s Colony Park offers a lake, natural areas, archery, basketball, disc golf, horseshoes, soccer, tennis, a playground, picnic areas with tables and grills, and restrooms. Tiffany Park features a monarch butterfly garden, a workout station, and restrooms. Visitors can also enjoy various recreational highlights of the park, including a pool and splash pad, trails, disc golf, baseball and softball, basketball, horseshoes, soccer, tennis, playgrounds, and a picnic area with tables and grills. There are lots of other park properties with recreational facilities, open green space, historical landmarks, and much more. The park system also hosts educational and recreational programming and special events throughout the year.The Sam Houston National Forest is also accessible when you camp in an RV near Bryan. The forest covers over 163,000 acres and is enmeshed with private timberlands and small farms. Special places in the forest include the Little Lake Creek Wilderness, the Double Lake Recreation Area, the Lone Star Hiking Trail, the Big Creek Scenic Area, and the Winters Bayou Scenic Area. There are shallow, sandy beaches in the Double Lake Recreation Area and the Scott’s Ridge Swim Site. Other recreational activities include boating, hiking, fishing and hunting, picnicking, and nature viewing and photography.You’ll also be able to visit the Davy Crockett National Forest when you are RV camping at the Hidden Creek RV Resort. This 160,000-acre national forest is located in the Trinity and Neches river basins. Special places in the forest include the Big Slough Wilderness Area, the Four C National Recreation Trail, the Alabama Creek Wildlife Management Area, and the Ratcliff Lake Recreation Area. Boating and swimming are featured at Ratcliff Lake. Other recreational activities include hiking, biking, hunting and fishing, horseback riding, scenic drives, picnicking, wildlife viewing, and nature photography.

Exploring the Area

There’s plenty to do and see right in the Bryan/College Station area when you rent a camper near the Hidden Creek RV Resort. This is a bustling college town, and there are several educational and entertaining events and destinations on the Texas A&M University campus. Other highlights include the Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History, Lake Bryan, the Brazos Valley African-American Museum, and Boonville Heritage Park. Special events that take place in and around the area include the Downtown Street & Art Fair, the Texas Reds Steak & Grape Festival, Downtown Bryan Restaurant Week, the Texas Renaissance Festival, and the Brazos Valley Fair and Rodeo. Make sure to check out Experience Bryan College Station, Downtown Bryan, and Tour Texas for up-to-date information on area attractions, events, and visitor guides.Austin is the state capital and home to the flagship state university campus, so there will be no shortage of ways to entertain yourself when you visit with your Bryan camper rental. Just a few of the highlights here include the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, the Bullock State Texas History Museum, McKinney Falls State Park, and the LBJ Presidential Library. Themed tours include the Haunted Austin Walking History Tour, the Austin Craft Beer and Brewery Tour, the Austin Art Walk, and the Austin Food Truck & Biker Gang Ride. Special events that you may want to consider when planning your trip include the Austin City Limits Festival, SXSW Music Film Interactive Festival, the Austin Food and Wine Festival, Rodeo Austin, and the African American Book Festival. Check out Visit Austin, the Austin City Guide, and the Austin Chamber of Commerce for the latest in local news, happenings, and visitor guides.As befits a popular college town, there are plenty of places to eat when you leave the RV campground. Look for barbecue, bars, burgers, pizza, ethnic eateries, familiar fast-casual chains, and just about anything else that you could want. And when it’s time to fill up your tank, you can find both gasoline and diesel fuel easily at any of the area’s truck stops, convenience stores, or service stations.