Oak Thicket Park On Lake Fayette

Oak Thicket Park On Lake Fayette can be found in Fayetteville, TX, which is in the southeastern portion of the state. The nearest larger town is La Grange at less than 15 miles to the west. The campground is centrally located among three of the state's larger cities, with Austin being around 75 miles to the northwest, San Antonio at around 122 miles to the southwest and Houston, and the Gulf Coast, being almost 100 miles to the east.This part of Texas is greener and more wooded than the drier, western half. Oak Thicket Park On Lake Fayette sits within the boundaries of a local county park, which is situated on the northern shore of the Fayette County Reservoir. Bathrooms and showers are offered for guests, and the kids can enjoy the playground equipment. Pets are welcome, as well. The campsites also provide a variety of hookups.With a stay at Oak Thicket Park On Lake Fayette, a family-friendly campground in southeastern Texas, you should have no trouble finding any services you may need. There are a number of gas stations and grocery stores found in the small towns that surround the camp. You should easily be able to refill any supplies you run low on at one of these locations. There are also several restaurants available in these downtown areas where you can grab a quick bite to eat. Camping with an RV in this part of the country makes for a great base camp to explore all around the local region.

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The Great Outdoors

Motorhome camping at Oak Thicket Park On Lake Fayette makes it easy for you to enjoy a wide range of outdoor activities. Go boating or fishing at the nearby lake. There are also swimming spots, and places to enjoy a picnic lunch. The reservoir is fairly large, with its fingers that branch off into many different directions. These make for a fun place to explore with your kayak or canoe.There are plenty of things to do at the local park, as well. You can hike or bike on the trails that run through this locale. Some offer views of the lake, while others meander through the forests that fringe the shores of this body of water. Birdwatching is also popular here as many waterfowl, and other winged critters make their homes in this area.At the Kreische Brewery and Monument Hill State Historic Site, in La Grange, you can tour the old brewery, from the late 1800s. This was also the burial location for a massacre that occurred around that time. There are hiking trails that allow you to tour the site grounds and that offer prime views of the nearby area.

Exploring the Area

Book an RV in Fayette County, and you will find yourself surrounded by activities everyone in your family will find interesting. The Texas Heroes Museum at the Old Fayette County Jail is housed in the former jail that was built in the 1880s. The building is open for tours. There are also exhibits dedicated to the various military campaigns the state has been involved in since it declared its independence and started its revolution from Mexico. RV camping at this campground will put you within easy reach of all sorts of unique destinations.There are multiple museums found in La Grange. You can learn about the history of the railroad in the local area at the Depot Museum and M-K-T Railroad Depot. There are even a few old railroad cars that can be toured outside. You will find a collection of vintage cars on display at Timeless Texas Classic Cars. In addition, the Czech culture around the local region is highlighted at the Texas Czech Heritage and Cultural Center.The Jersey Barnyard is a working dairy farm that offers tours of its complex. You can view the daily goings-on of the site, and there is an area where you can pet some of the farm animals. Details about the various creatures are offered, you may even get the chance to help milk a cow! Events are held here are certain times throughout the year, such as hayrides near Halloween.When you've been looking for a great place to vacation, that offers easy access to recreational activities and larger cities, consider a campsite at Oak Thicket Park On Lake Fayette. Go boating on the lake nearby, take a hike through a local, historic site, or try your hand at milking a cow on a dairy farm! Check out a campervan rental near here and enjoy exploring the southeastern portion of the Lone Star State!

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