RV Rental Lake Tawakoni, TX

Get hold of your fishing rods and make your way to Lake Tawakoni for a fantastic fishing experience. Fish the lake’s waters from the shore or from a boat. If you want the big catfish, then boat fishing is a better idea. There are four boat ramps at Lake Tawakoni State Park, giving you direct access to the lake. There’s a fish cleaning station too. There are many more privately owned ramps, fishing piers, marinas with gas pumps, convenience stores and restaurants around the lake’s shore in case you want to dock elsewhere. Rental places are available too.

Fish species to look out for in the lake include striped and hybrid striped bass, largemouth bass, crappie, and white bass. In case you forget to pack fishing gear in your rental RV, head to the park headquarters and they’ll help you out with spare gear. You don’t need a license for shore fishing, but if you plan to fish from a boat, make sure you have the required license. If your kids enjoy fishing, take them to the kid fishing pond for some angling fun.

Lake Tawakoni is ideal for boating, and there are several spots across the lake for a great boating experience. Head to the southern part of the lake below the bridge, perfect for boating, tubing and waterboarding.

When you go RV camping at Lake Tawakoni, consider hiking the trails of Lake Tawakoni State Park and explore the hardwood forests. With eight trails to explore, each differing in distance and difficulty level, it’s wise to grab a map from the park headquarters and choose your hike, depending on what you want to see. The Red Oak Trail follows the shoreline of Lake Tawakoni just behind the trees, from where you also get to observe wildlife.

Camping with an RV at Lake Tawakoni State Park is easy and convenient. The campground has 78 campsites, equipped with full hookups, pull-thru access, 30 and 50 amp electric service, sewers, water, big rig access, dump station, WiFi, cell phone coverage, restrooms, and showers. There’s a café available. The playground on site will keep kids entertained, while easy proximity to the lake provides access to fishing, boating, and the beach. Bring your furry friends along to this pet-friendly campground.

When you camp in an RV near Lake Tawakoni, consider staying at the Thousand Trails Lake Tawakoni with over 250 campsites. The campground offers full hookups, 30 and 50 amp electric service, sewer, water, a dump station, water spigot, restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities. There’s a clubhouse available, and the kids will love splashing around in the swimming pool or at the playground. Recreation at the campground includes mini golf, biking, boating, and fishing. Pets are welcome, though it’s advisable to keep them on a leash.

Your rental motorhome at Lake Tawakoni is ideal if you want to explore the areas surrounding the lake. A little over an hour’s drive west from Lake Tawakoni will bring you to Dallas. While the lake provides a water supply to this teeming metropolis, there’s a great deal to explore in the city. Plenty of museums, amusement parks, green spaces, events, professional sports teams, dining, and shopping options makes Dallas an exciting city to visit.

Soak in natural wonders at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Gardens. Covering 66 acres of manicured gardens and picnic areas, kids will love the Rory Meyer’s Children’s Adventure Garden and the Children’s Garden Café.

The Perot Museum of Nature and Science is a popular attraction, with five floors of exhibits, hands-on learning experiences, life-like simulations, and state-of-the-art video and 3D animation based interactive kiosks. The Old Red Museum exhibits fascinating artifacts from prehistoric times to present times.

If you enjoy art, don’t miss the Dallas Museum of Art, home to over 23,000 works of art spanning 5000 years. The museum houses masterpieces of Picasso, Rodin, and Monet too. After this, stroll through the Bishop Arts District and check out its extraordinary art galleries and the art murals on buildings in the district.

The Dallas Cattle Drive Sculptures are a set of life-size sculptures spread across the Pioneer Plaza. Sculptures include horseback roping cowboys, large longhorn cattle and trail drivers.

Dallas is known for its great food, and a fun way to explore the finest food offerings of the city is to sign up for a food tour. Covering the best cuisines available in Dallas, from amazing seafood to Mediterranean dishes, cactus fries to goat cheese; you’ll be amazed at the range of food in the city!

Stock up on supplies at one of the convenience stores and fill up your RV rental at one of the gas stations before heading off on your next adventure.