Spring Creek Marina RV Park

The Great Outdoors

After you set up base camp in an RV at Spring Creek Marina RV Park, rent a kayak or paddleboat right on the premises, launch out into Lake Nasworthy, and enjoy a leisurely cruise around in a watercraft. If jet-skiing is more your speed, you’ll find the RV park also features boat docks, ramps, and fuel, so this is a fantastic place for boating enthusiasts to go camping with an RV.Bring a swimsuit along on your getaway, and when temperatures rise, cool off in Lake Nasworthy’s sparkling waters. Anglers will definitely want to pack a rod and reel in the travel trailer to cast a line in Lake Nasworthy from the RV park’s lighted docks. Try your luck and see if catfish, crappie, or black, white and striped bass catch your bait.When you’re ready to dry off and explore the landscape, a great place to enjoy some hiking, bicycling, horseback riding, geocaching, or wildlife viewing is the spectacular San Angelo State Park, which is conveniently located about 10 to 15 minutes away from Lake Nasworthy. There are 50 miles of multiuse trails at this state park, plus you’ll be able to swim, fish, and go boating here on the O.C. Fisher Reservoir and the Concho River. So what are you waiting for? Pack up the family and hit the road!

Exploring the Area

When you park your rental motorhome at Spring Creek Marina RV Park, you’ll have access to entertainment and supplies right on the lakeside grounds, including an on-site playground for the kiddos. Should you need to stock up on any last-minute accessories, camping supplies, or groceries, you’ll find all this and more at the campgrounds' convenience store.Soak up some local culture in the city of San Angelo -- located on the banks of the Concho River. Book an RV in Tom Green County to explore all the area has to offer. As you wander around San Angelo’s Downtown Historic District, travel back in time by checking out the historical murals and visiting the National Historic landmark of Fort Concho. Before you hit the road in your campervan, pick up a souvenir of art from one of the many local artists or do a little shopping along Concho Avenue. Stretch your legs with a stroll on the Concho River Walk, and take in San Angelo’s gardens, park's and walking trails.Nature enthusiasts will have plenty of unique places to discover in this area, such as the International Water Lily Garden, or about 18-miles south of San Angelo near the spring-fed South Concho River, observe thousands of hummingbirds and other species at the Hummer House in Christoval. San Angelo State Park is a perfect place to take a bison and longhorn tour or participate in year-round nature, history, and stargazing programs.You'll be able to experience a wide variety of attractions with an RV rental in beautiful West Texas. Whether you prefer unwinding with s’mores at the campfire, playing a round of golf, or browsing creativity at the Museum of Fine Arts, there is something for every kind of traveler to enjoy in this region.