Lake Brownwood RV Park

The Great Outdoors

Branch out beyond your campsite at Lake Brownwood State Park and explore another aquatic environment at Hords Creek Lake, a 45-minute drive west of Lake Brownwood. This scenic setting is perfect for a relaxing afternoon of fishing or floating in a canoe. Waterskiing is popular here, too. The nearby city of Coleman is a great place to grab lunch on the way back to your campsite.Head north to Abilene and escape into the wilderness of Abilene State Park. This historic state park is ideal for those who want to avoid civilization for a day. With towering trees providing ample shade from the Texas sun, you can head out on the trails winding through the park. Or, you can rent a canoe or kayak and paddle through the waters of Lake Abilene. And if you’re visiting in the summer, you can enjoy the maintained swimming pool to cool off when temps soar.One of the most pristine parks in the Texas State Park system is Colorado Bend State Park near San Saba. Regardless of the reasons for your visit, be prepared for an adventure. With 35 miles of hiking trails to explore, you can journey up into the rocky hills of the northern border of the Hill Country. If you’re feeling daring, you can take the three-mile rock-scrambling journey to Gorman Falls, a 70-foot waterfall in the heart of the park. Or, head underground into the cave system that winds underneath the park for a guided tour. There is plenty to enjoy in this action-packed wonderland.

Explore the Area

Once you've completed your outdoor explorations, consider visiting some of the area's best city spots. The small city of Brownwood is 30 minutes' drive south of Lake Brownwood. It's home to restaurants, grocery stores, gas stations, and several interesting attractions.Spend some time at the Brown County Museum of History to learn about the region's past. Exhibits here highlight hundreds of years of local history. Learn about the Native American groups who lived in the area, the settlers who moved to the area, and how the community rose up to help the country during World War II. There is even a hands-on interactive area for the kids to enjoy.Lovers of trains should pull into The Martin & Francis Lehnis Railroad Museum. The railroad has had an important impact on the area, stimulating local trade and the economy. And at the museum, you can see miniature train stations and railroads, view a few exhibits showcasing the history of the railroad in Brownwood, and take a ride on a mini-train.If you're just looking for some laid-back family fun, head to nearby Coggin Park. This city park, located in Brownwood, has several maintained sports facilities, such as a basketball court, volleyball court, a baseball/softball diamond, and a tennis court. There is also a playground where the kids can run around and burn off some extra energy.Dining options are abundant in the Brownwood area. Cuisines include Asian, American, Thai, fast food, Tex Mex, and, of course, some authentic Texas barbecue. Sample slow-cooked brisket, some classic Southern sides, and a big slice of pecan pie while you're here.Sunbathe on sandy beaches, cruise down open Texas highways, and seek some shade under a canopy of trees in one of the region's wilderness areas. For some big water fun in Texas Lake Country, book an RV in Brownwood and settle into one of the campsites at Lake Brownwood State Park for an excellent Central Texas RV camping adventure.