Lake Conroe / Houston North KOA

The Great Outdoors

Just up the road is the famed Lake Conroe in Montgomery. The long-time favorite summer destination for Houstonians (and even some out-of-town celebrities), this massive freshwater lake offers a wealth of recreational opportunities. You can rent a canoe or kayak or a motorized boat if you have the necessary licenses, and explore the blue-green waters of this East Texas gem. Or instead, you can get your hands on some fishing gear and try your luck with some of the trophy bass fishing.Just north of Lake Conroe/Houston North KOA is the Sam Houston National Forest in New Waverly. One of the larger parks in the area, there are several recreation and wilderness areas maintained within the park. If you’re up for a little exploring, you can head to one of these preserved areas and enjoy long, meandering trails, hidden streams and ponds, and even a Texas bayou. Or if you want something a bit more structured, you can head out on the 128-mile Lone Star Hiking Trail for a multi-day hike.On the way toward Houston is the Lake Houston Wilderness Park in New Caney. You can hike along the various creeks that cut through the forest, rent a kayak and explore the creek system, or simply enjoy the 20 miles of hiking and biking trails. The wilderness park is a great option for those who are looking to get a little bit of outdoor time in before maybe catching a show or game in Houston.

Explore the City

Those traveling with kids may enjoy spending time at the nearby children's amusement park in Conroe, just a short drive away when camping at Lake Conroe/Houston North KOA. This multi-faceted amusement park offers a variety of activities sure to keep anybody entertained. The family can enjoy the petting zoo that features barn animals, multiple playgrounds, and miniature golf.If you want to catch a show but don’t want to travel all the way into Houston, you can see what’s playing at the Crighton Theatre or the Owen Theatre. Both of these theaters are located in historic downtown Conroe. Crighton was built in the 1930s and has been maintained to preserve the original architecture and design, whereas Owen was built in the late 1940s and is a little bit more modernized. However, both theaters showcase local and touring productions that are sure to impress.If you’re traveling in the autumn, you can spend some time at the boisterous and energetic Texas Renaissance Festival. The largest Renaissance festival in the country, this fest lasts for eight weeks from early October to late November/early December depending on how the weekends fall. You can wander around the different plazas that represent various Medieval and Renaissance superpowers, such as Germany, Italy, and England. With plenty of games to play, shows to see, stalls to browse, and food to eat, there is never a dull moment at the Ren Fest.When you find your RV rental in need of some restocking, you will find plenty of grocery store and gas station options in and around Conroe, where you can get anything you might need.When you book an RV in Montgomery, consider planning a day to travel into Houston. It's one of the most diverse cities in the world, meaning that it also has some of the best restaurants in the world. In the Westchase Area in west Houston, you can enjoy food from Ethiopia, Argentina, France, and Mongolia. There are so many culinary options available that you’ll likely forget all about BBQ and Tex-Mex.