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The laid-back, mid-sized city of Lufkin is located north of Houston and Beaumont, close to the Louisiana state line. Lufkin has a typical history for the area, as it was founded in 1882 as a railway stop on the way to Houston from Shreveport. Formerly known a Denman Spring, the city was renamed Lufkin after a wealthy cotton merchant who helped in the town's development.

After Lufkin became established as a settlement, it began to grow due to the lumber trade. As the surrounding area is heavily forested, it made Lufkin the ideal place to set up timber yards. Lumber is still a solid source of business in the town, and its proximity to many beautiful forests make a Lufkin RV rental ideal for anybody looking explore the great outdoors.

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The Great Outdoors

With multiple national forests surrounding the city, you won't be short of hiking options when you book an RV in Lufkin. One of the best forests to visit is the Davy Crockett National Forest, named after the pioneer famous for exploring the area. This forest covers a massive 160,000 acres of land, complete with rivers, woodlands, and animal habitat. There are plenty of hiking trails around the forest, including a 20-mile trail that takes hikers by Ratcliff Lake, a lake dedicated to water sports including swimming, boating, and fishing.

Alternatively, you could travel to the other side of the city and visit the equally beautiful Sabine National Forest. This pinewood forest covers roughly the same amount of land as Davy Crockett National Forest and offers lots of outdoor activities. This includes a 28-mile hiking trail, which is best to visit during spring when a stunning variety of flowers are in bloom. There are also dedicated hunting and fishing areas, with deer hunting and bass fishing both being popular for visitors.

If you don't want to have to leave the city to experience nature when you rent a camper in Lufkin, the Ellen Trout Park will be right on your doorstep. The ideal place for a picnic, this city park has multiple pavilions, a lake for fishing, and nature trails. It's also a great place to bring the kids, with a big playground and even a miniature train. There's a lot of wildlife around the park too, so be sure to bring your binoculars to spot a rare bird or two.

RV Parks

Lufkin has a few RV parks close by so finding one that works for you shouldn't be difficult. One place to consider when you have a campervan rental from Lufkin is Fairway RV Park in nearby Nacogdoches. This small park has roughly 40 gravel sites. All sites have full hookups, and some support big rigs. Pull-through and slide-out campsites are also available if needed. Amenities include bathrooms and showers, and there are even some recreation activities such as a kid's playground and a golf course.

If you'd rather plant yourself somewhere out in the wilderness with the Lufkin motorhome rental, then you should look at Hanks Creek Park Campground just outside of Huntington. This park offers under 50 paved campsites, each with water and electric hookups. Amenities such as toilets and showers can be found on site, and there are opportunities for recreational activities with the Sam Rayburn Reservoir next door, offering visitors a chance to swim and fish.

Explore the City

As Lufkin is a mid-sized city and the county seat for Angelina County, you won't find better shops and restaurants in the near vicinity. There are also a lot of great family-friendly activities in Lufkin and the surrounding area, and one example is the Ellen Trout Zoo. In the city park, this zoo contains over 800 species of mammals, reptiles, and birds, including rare species such as tigers and rhinos. Visitors are also welcome to learn from the park's staff about conservation efforts and way we can protect some of the endangered species on display.

One of the biggest attractions in Lufkin is the Museum of East Texas. It's the perfect place to learn about the culture of the city when you book a travel trailer rental in Lufkin. The museum focuses mainly on art, with exhibits by famous and local artists. Most of the artwork relates to the culture and nature of East Texas. This collection includes paintings which portray what it was like to live in eastern Texas in the past, as well as portray the beauty of Angelina County and the surrounding area.

Another museum well worth visiting when you rent an RV in Lufkin is the Naranjo Museum of Natural History. This museum is one for the whole family and focuses heavily on fossils and dinosaurs, so if you have dinosaur fans in your crew, they'll love this museum. With well-preserved skeletal remains on display including T. Rex, this is a unique experience all ages will enjoy.

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