RV Rental Pilot Knoll Park, TX

As Pilot Knoll Park lies on the western shores of Lewisville Lake, it is no surprise that many of the park’s visitors come for the excellent fishing opportunities. Lewisville Lake is home to a wide variety of freshwater gamefish, and fishing from the shores of Pilot Knoll Park offers the perfect casting location. Pilot Knoll Park campers can try their hands at catching fish such as largemouth bass, white bass, spotted bass, blue catfish, channel catfish. The bass fishing at Pilot Knoll Park and subsequently Lewisville Lake is particularly good, with some record-breaking fish being caught here.

Alongside the record-breaking fishing to on the lake, boating is also a must here. With thousands of acres of lake to explore, getting out on the water with a boar is by far the best way to do it. The park itself has several boat launching ramps into the western shores of the lake. This easy access makes launching your boat a simple task. Those motorhome camping without a boat of their own can always head to the local marina on the lake’s edge. Here campers can rent pontoon boats, kayaks, paddleboards, and canoes.

It is not only the joys of the lakeside recreation that draws in visitors to Pilot Knoll Park. With numerous miles of trails, the park itself is a haven for both hikers and cyclists. The two main trails are Poindexter trail and Hickory Creek trail, both of which can also be used as equestrian trails. The routes vary in both length and difficulty, making them accessible to all skill levels. Hiking also allows campers to catch sight of the wildlife that is home amongst the flora of the park.

Those RV camping at Pilot Knoll Park will find a 55 site campground located within the park. Partial hookups are provided at the campground; these include 30, 50 amp electrical hookups, and a water hookup. On-site facilities include a dump station, shower block, flushing toilets, and trash services. Pets are welcome in the campground but must be restrained at all times.

An alternative to camping on the Pilot Knoll Park campground is to head to the nearby Destiny RV Resorts. Here campers are provided with full 20, 30, 50 amp electrical, water, and sewage hookups. Facilities at this RV resort include a dump station, flushing toilets, shower block, laundry services, and a swimming pool.

Being so close to major cities such as Dallas means that those camping at Pilot Knoll Park have a plethora of ready-made day trip opportunities, all within a short distance of camp. Why not head to one of Dallas’s most infamous sites, the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza. From this spot in 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald shot and killed the 35th president of USA, John F. Kennedy. The site is now a museum dedicated to the life, times, and death of JFK, examining the events that led up to that fateful day.

Those with interest in all things art and culture should not pass up on a chance to visit the Dallas Museum of Art in the city. The museum boasts a wide verity of exhibitions, showcasing pieces that span every era and genre. Their 24,000 collections of works date back as far as third millennium BC, right up to the present day. The museum building is worth a visit for the architecture alone, as it’s design in 2007, was a winner of the American Institute of Architects gold medal.

Families looking for a fun-filled day out may wish to pay a visit to Arlington’s Six Flags Over Texas. This 212-acre theme park will keep the whole family entertained for the day’s entirety. Flags Over Texas has a myriad of rides that include rollercoasters, log flume, water rides, and classic retro rides. This vast site includes many restaurants, food outlets, and shops, everything you would need for a day’s outing.