RV Rental Ranger, TX

If you'd like to immerse yourself in some true Texas nature, you won't need to stray too far as there’s lots to see locally when you rent a motorhome here. Park Hill Park and Water Park in Eastland is not far away. It has numerous watery attractions that make it stand out as a major county park. It's a nice place to park the Ranger campervan rental and relax for the day.

The Possum Kingdom State Park is on the shore of Possum Kingdom Lake. Fishing can be enjoyed near the park store, and you may not need a license. You'll find bass, crappie, and catfish in abundance; this lake is a natural fishing venue and far more than just a pond. Camping is an option here, and there is a small grocery store on site, but the main attractions are watersports.

RV enthusiasts will find plenty of campgrounds near the city of Ranger. One is located in town, with another few conveniently close to I-20 between Eastland and Cisco to the southwest. Distances from Ranger to the RV facilities in Eastland are within a few miles, and you only need to travel a bit farther to reach the additional options in Cisco.

The Horseshoe RV Park in Ranger offers restrooms, showers, and access to recreational trails. It overlooks Ranger Municipal Airport, which dates back to 1911. Incidentally, famous pilot Amelia Earhart landed at the field in 1931 in her incredible Pitcairn autogiro aircraft. Thanks to volunteers, the airport thrives on antique events like the yearly Old School Fly-In & Air Show. This airport is definitely one to pencil into the itinerary when planning your visit with the RV rental in Ranger.

Solid Rock RV Park is located in Eastland. This park has 56 spaces, many with pull-through access. Pets are allowed, and the park is also kid-friendly. Amenities include a camp store, restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities. Fishing is among the recreational activities to enjoy here; you'll find bass, crappie, and catfish in abundance.

Ranger is ideally located for exploring Eastland County and its numerous historical attractions. The county has a fascinating history, however nowadays the main attraction for RV travelers is the superb road network rolling out before you as you discover exciting things to see.

The Roaring Ranger Oil Boom Museum is right in the city and provides some interesting insight into the town’s history. You'll likely need rubber boots to visit this treasure because mud surrounds the site. It's manufactured mud rather than the real thing, but it does produce the desired effect. The museum highlights the time the town "struck it rich," with artifacts, photos, and other exhibits on display.

Perhaps the most interesting attraction is Eastland County Museum, which is less than ten miles away as the crow flies (although the road does wind a bit). It boasts amazing exhibits, including a historical chicken plucker and a complete surgical display. Rent an RV in Eastland County, and you can explore the ins and outs of the towns surrounding Ranger too. Make a point of stopping by at the fresh produce market in Eastland before you head back to your camper rental in Ranger. They have a variety of locally grown fresh fruit and vegetables on tap.

The Vietnam War Memorial at Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park in Ranger is dedicated to local men and women who served in Vietnam, some not making it home. It is located near the fire station in Veterans Memorial Park and is worth a stop when you’re touring the area with the Ranger RV rental.

Ranger’s existence may have been down to the discovery of oil a century ago. "Black gold" is what they called oil, and the city developed rapidly upon its discovery. Today, the legacy is a quaint little city and a tranquil place to rent an RV for as long as your batteries need charging.