RV Rental Lake Bardwell, TX

The keen anglers among you will be pleased to hear that Lake Bardwell is a haven for fishermen and women. The lake is home to a wide range of fish species, each with its very own unique sporting characteristics. Species such as white bass, hybrid striped bass, catfish, and crappie are the most common fish to be found here. There is also an abundance of largemouth bass at Lake Bardwell. Whether Lake Bardwell campers wish to fish from the twenty-five miles of shoreline or a boat out on the lake, with such fertile waters, they will rarely be unsuccessful here.

With three and a half thousand acres of lake to explore, boating is sure to be the best way to make the best if Lake Bardwell. With seven boat launching sites scattered around the lake open all year round, access to the water is extra simple for campers. Those motorhome camping without their own boats should head to Highview Marina on the lake. Here campers can rent a range of water-going vessels perfect enjoying out on the lake. Rent out a pontoon boat, perfect for the whole family to sail across the lake together. For the more adventurous camper, rent a jet ski or kayak - great for exploring the hidden shorelines.

One of the most redeeming features of Lake Bardwell is the magnificent nature and countryside that surrounds it. Waxahachie Creek Park, on the western side of the lake, offers particularly good hiking and nature watching opportunities. There are over thirteen miles worth of trails here, including the Bardwell Lake Equestrian and Multiuse Trail, perfect for either hikers or those who wish to go along on horseback. Each trail differs in length and difficulty, meaning they suit both seasoned and beginner hikers alike.

Those that choose to do some RV camping at Lake Bardwell have a number of choices when it comes to picking a campsite. This all depends on camper’s personal preferences and how close you wish to be to the lake. Waxahachie Creek Park, right on the edge of Lake Bardwell, offers the closest camping spot to the lake and provides many great amenities. The site provides 20, 30, 50 amp and water hookups, dump stations, restrooms, and showers. There are many pull-thru sites at the campground, meaning all sized rigs are welcomed here.

‘American RV Park’ just south of the lake offers campers full hookups, including 20, 30, 50 amp electric, sewer, and water. Facilities here include a dump station, laundrette, showers, and an RV storage unit. Pets are also welcome at ‘American RV Park’ but must be kept on a leash at all times.

Fort Worth Zoo makes for the perfect fun-packed day out for the whole family. The zoo now is home to seven thousand various animals and has been named as a top zoo in the nation by several top-rated magazines, as well as one of the top zoos in all of the ‘South.' Separated into many different exhibits, containing a variety of animals, Fort Worth Zoo will keep visitors occupied for the whole day. The zoo also contains a kid’s fun park, which includes trains and carousels, particularly great for families with young children.

A little closer to the lake, the town of Ennis offers opportunities for day trips right on your doorstep. Make a visit to the Ennis Railroad and Cultural Heritage Museum. This museum displays a wide range of exhibitions, each one showcasing the rich history of Ennis and the surrounding county. Although small, the quaint building packs a punch when it comes to its plethora of photographs, artifacts, and staff knowledge.

Also to be found in Fort Worth is the Texas Civil War Museum, This is definitely one for the history enthusiasts among you. Through a series of detailed exhibitions, the Texas Civil War Museum conveys Texas’s role during the civil war. From battle reenactments to preserved artifacts of the war, the museum draws on a plethora of sources and material that brings the stories and history to life. Visitors will leave with a whole new understanding of Texas, the Civil War, and United States history as a whole.