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Nacogdoches is a charming and fascinating city in East Texas. It is often referred to as the “Oldest Town in Texas,” with evidence of human habitation dating back 10,000 years. This historic city is full of annotated buildings, and home to Stephen A. Austin University, making it a multi-faceted and highly diverse city with people of all ages and backgrounds.

Nacogdoches was home to indigenous people for thousands of years, and a native settlement up until quite recently when the Spanish explorers found it in the late 18th century.

When you book an RV in Nacogdoches, you can easily find yourself heading to any number of amazing places, like Houston to the south, Dallas to the west, or some exquisite national forests in the general area. Eastern Texas is inherently different than its West Texas counterpart, with lush forests and grasslands instead of deserts. When you pick up your Nacogdoches RV rental, you can even take part in some of the town’s festivities, like the Texas Blueberry Festival which takes place each June.

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The Great Outdoors

Looking for a place to make good use of your Nacogdoches campervan rental? You’ll find quite a few options in East Texas when you arrive in town. Martin Creek Lake State Park is an ideal place to start your trip, especially if you feel like taking a refreshing dip in the water or going for a small fishing trip. This peaceful lakeside park has boat launches, hiking trails, and an abundance of campsites where you can stay with your Nacogdoches camper rental.

To the south near Houston, you can get a feel for the splendid gulf coast at Sea Rim State Park, another one of state’s stellar outdoor areas. Sea Rim State Park was once one of the most visited places in Texas, before being devastated by Hurricanes Rita and Ike in 2005 and 2008 respectively. After years of closure and rebuilding, the park is once again a hotspot for seaside recreation, with kayak and canoe rentals, nature trails, and amazing beaches.

Close to the city of Nacogdoches, you can visit one of the four national forests within an hour's drive. Angelina National Forest is the smallest of the four, with extensive archaeological sites adding to Nacogdoches' already impressive array of historical sites left behind from nearly 10,000 years ago. Davy Crockett National Forest also impresses with its Big Slough Wilderness Area and Ratcliff Lake Recreation Area where you can camp, swim, boat, and go fishing, among other things. Sabine National Forest straddles the nearby state line, shared between Texas and Louisiana. This park has lots of beech forests, loblolly pines, tranquil swamps, wetlands, and a diverse assortment of wildlife spread throughout it.

Sam Houston National Forest is the largest and most popular of the bunch, with a wide variety of available activities. Hunting, fishing, geocaching, and nature photography are among the ways to have fun in this fantastic national forest. There are even a few campgrounds and some great long-distance hiking trails to trek, including the 127-mile Lone Star Trail which meanders through the forest land.

RV Parks

Nacogdoches is expectedly quite popular with all its natural areas and attractions, so it should come as no surprise that there are many campgrounds and RV parks in the vicinity. Camp Tonkawa Springs is open year-round, with a number of fun things to occupy your time. Volleyball, horseshoes, fishing, swimming in refreshing springs, and a recreation hall are all possibilities when you choose to park the Nacogdoches motorhome rental at this lovely resort.

Eagle Nest Hidden Lake Resort is a great spot to consider for a few reasons. There are rental kayaks, paddleboards, and paddle boats, and great fishing spots to enjoy when you stay here with the Nacogdoches travel trailer rental.

Rust KOA Holiday is one of many KOA campgrounds you can find throughout the country. This particular campground has rental bicycles for those who want to explore the town, and there is also a pet park and a pool.

City Attractions

Nacogdoches is one of those rare cities that makes it hard to choose between its exciting city sights and the unbelievable nature that surrounds it. When you aren’t off exploring the wilds of East Texas, you can stroll around the town taking in various sights, like the historic downtown area built well over 100 years ago. The old Nacogdoches Railroad Depot is one of many old buildings you can see and tour, helping to paint a complete picture of the town. The Nacogdoches Visitor Center is a fantastic resource for first-time visitors, with lots of helpful information to maximize your vacation’s potential.

To stick with the theme of history in the “Oldest Town in Texas,” you can stop by the Stone Fort Museum, a celebration of natural and cultural history set up in a replica of an 18th-century Spanish Colonial style stone house. The home is located on the Stephen A. Austin University campus, with incredible artifacts and pieces of natural history to better understand the complex past. The Sterne Hoya House Museum is similar, but it focuses on the fight for Texas independence in the mid-19th century. The house was named for and built by Adolphus Sterne, a prominent leader of the revolution who fought to establish independence.

If you want a nice change of pace and scenery, the Ruby M. Mize Azalea Garden is a lovely place to get some peace and quiet. There are 500 different species of azalea in the garden, along with tranquil walking paths and artistic sculptures.

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