RV Rental Lake Brownwood State Park, TX

Texas is a wonderful destination to enjoy the outdoors, contrary to movies and TV shows, the majority of the state isn’t all desert and tumbleweeds. Camping at Lake Brownwood State Park goes hand in hand with enjoying all of its activities, the most prominent of them being access to Lake Brownwood. This large lake contains over 7,000 surface acres of water, and is a great place to fish, boat, and swim when the weather is pleasant. Guests can catch crappie, perch, catfish, and bass, so long as they have up to date licenses.

Surrounding the lake, and throughout the park itself, are many interweaving trails that offer a stupendous way to explore the outdoors. These trails cover more than six miles in total, so when you arrange for an RV rental near Lake Brownwood State Park, be sure to bring your hiking shoes. Along the trails are many stone benches that were built by the CCC, and some of the trails can also be biked on during specific seasons.

An easy way to keep the family busy while exploring the park is by watching: watching for birds and wildlife, watching for geocaches, and watching sunrises and sunsets over the lake. Much diverse wildlife can be found in the park, including deer, ducks, raccoons, armadillos and more. There are large collections of wildflowers in groves, many types of birds to spot, and many pleasant spaces to spot them from.

Motorhome camping is easy at Lake Brownwood State Park since there are many sites available for campers to use. With over 72 RV sites in total, you don’t have to call ahead, but when you choose to do so, it is also possible to make your reservations by phone or online. Only 20 of the 72 RV sites have full hookups, which includes electricity in 50, 30, and 20 amps, water, and sewer. These sites, in addition to every other RV site, also has a picnic table, an outdoor grill, a fire ring, and moderate privacy thanks to trees and bushes.

This park is a great place to stay over in a rental RV because there are also a large number of amenities shared by the campground. Nearby restrooms service the entire campground with flushing toilets, and a showering facility with hot water is another nice treat. The campground is also close to the boat ramp, and the beach is within easy walking distance from your RV front door too. An onsite store sells both ice and firewood, and onsite rangers are happy to give you whatever information you desire, pertaining to the park, to make your visit as pleasant as possible.

Camping with an RV is a wonderful way to get closer to nature, but that doesn’t mean you should miss out on other, manmade attractions. Brownwood, the town after which the park is named, is just to the south of the park and is filled with many fun things to do and see. This is also the easiest place to go when the family wants to eat out since the town is home to many, many restaurants and you’ll be able to find almost anything you want. There are also many convenient gas stations in town, so no need to worry about running out of gas.

In Brownwood, you will find The Martin & Frances Lehnis Railroad Museum, which is fun for the whole family. This museum showcases a large, diverse collection of both life-sized and miniature trains, and is filled with tons of information about trains and their history. Trains played a huge role in this part of Texas, and this museum showcases not only the importance of trains in the local history but also on a national scale.

Those who camp in an RV near Brownwood should also check out the Brown County Museum of History. This museum is one of the best places to go when seeking information and local historical facts. There are many exhibits and artifacts to interact with, and the onsite staff is trained and knowledgeable to help answer as many questions as they can. The museum is a great way to round off your exciting trip to Brown County and Lake Brownwood State Park.