RV Rental Medina Lake, TX

Camping with an RV in Medina Lake opens ups a whole range of outdoor opportunities for the entire family. Fishing is a sought-after activity at Medina Lake, especially for large yellow catfish that the lake is renowned for. Anglers have a variety of fish to catch in Medina Lake, including largemouth and smallmouth bass, striped and hybrid bass, channel, blue and flathead catfish, black and white crappie, bluegill and walleye.

For boat fishing, head to the Red Cove Camp; it offers a two-lane concrete ramp. The Park Road 37 in Plum Creek Cove has a concrete ramp that’s usable at all water levels. For lighter water-crafts, you may opt to launch them from gravel banks. Rent a kayak or a canoe if you don’t have your own, and paddle out into the lake to experience its beauty.

When you go RV camping at Medina Lake, consider scuba diving, which is quite popular here thanks to the lake’s clear waters and limestone bluffs. With a maximum depth of about 100 feet when the lake is at full water level, scuba diving is fun in Medina Lake with an average visibility of 10 to 15 feet.

As a shore accessible freshwater dive site, the best diving spot is Joe’s Place Marina that has a sheltered cove. Check out the sunken cars and boats on the seabed near the cove, and the big carp that swim by. There are training platforms and markers that map out many of the sunken attractions for easy identification. If you’re a novice, sign up for dive training at Joe’s Place.

Summer is the best time to camp out in your rental motorhome at Medina Lake. Medina Lake RV Campground in Lakehills has over 350 well-equipped campsites with full hookups, 30 and 50 amp electric service, sewers, water, tent camping, a dump station, restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities. There are a clubhouse and café, picnic shelter and a separate pet area for your furry friends. The kids will love splashing around in the swimming pool. Recreational activities at the campground include fishing, biking, recreational trails, mini-golf, and outdoor courts.

Lake Medina RV Resort is another option to consider when you want to camp in an RV near Medina Lake. The resort has 90 sites with full hookups, 20, 30 and 50 amp electric service, big rig access, pull-thru sites, sewers, water, dump station, WiFi, fire pits and grills, restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities. The resort has a fishing dock, kayak rentals, a covered picnic pavilion, RV storage and a dog park for your pets to run around in. The kids will have fun, at the swimming area or in the pool. There are indoor and outdoor courts as well.

A Bandera County camper rental will serve you well on your travels through the area. There is much to explore in Hill Country, and the neighboring towns and cities around Medina Lake are fascinating. After exploring Medina Lake, make your way to the city of Bandera, about 22 miles away. As the county seat of Bandera County, the city has a lot for visitors to explore. Referred to as the ‘Cowboy Capital of the world," Bandera lives up to its title as it oozes western culture.

Immerse yourself in the western culture of Bandera by spending the day at a Dude Ranch. Nestled in scenic terrain, the ranches offer a great cowboy experience, replete with horseback riding and a hearty dinner served from a chuck wagon.

If you like history, head to the Frontier Times Museum that preserves the cultural heritage of the county through its collections and exhibits, the Bandera Natural History Museum is another interesting stop. Covering a huge area of over 14,0000 square feet, the museum boasts of a range of exhibits that highlight the natural beauty of the world. Don’t miss the 17-foot tall giraffe, a jade tiger and life-sized dinosaurs that adorn this museum.

Stop by at the Western Trail Antiques Marketplace with over 70 vendors exhibiting their wares. From cowboy boots and western wear to furniture, western paintings, artwork, jewelry, and fine antiques, this place is a real treasure trove. Even if you don’t intend to shop, this marketplace is totally worth checking out.

When in Bandera, you’re never too far from cowboy bars. Step into one to experience great Texas hospitality, country swing, and country western dancing. And when it comes to food, Texas-style Barbeque will be looking you in the face everywhere you go. Try out the many great BBQ outlets on Main Street and in other parts of the city. Pick up stores and last-minute supplies from convenience stores in the city and fill up your rental RV at one of the gas stations before you leave Bandera on your next adventure.